New AI Makes Indian Language Voices Sound Natural
This could make talking to AI in Hindi, Tamil, or Bengali feel like a real conversation.
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- A new benchmark helps measure and improve text-to-speech for Indian languages.
- The method estimates sound durations to make AI voices sound more natural.
- This could lead to better voice assistants and accessibility tools for millions of people.
Why It Matters
Better AI voices in Indian languages could make technology more accessible and useful for over a billion people.