AI voices are made by teaching computers to sound like real people who speak.
Imagine you have a friend named Mia who loves to read stories aloud. Every day, she reads a new story and records her voice. Then, you take all those recordings and give them to a computer. The computer listens to Mia’s voice over and over, how she says words, the pitch of her voice (how high or low it sounds), and even how she pauses between sentences.
Now, imagine the computer is like a clever student who wants to copy Mia's way of speaking. It learns what each word sounds like when Mia says it. Once it’s learned enough, it can mimic Mia, it can read new stories in her voice, just like she would!
If you wanted the computer to sound like someone else, say your brother Max who laughs a lot, you'd give it his recordings instead. Then it would learn how he speaks and laugh, just like him.
So, AI voices are made by teaching computers to copy how real people speak, one story at a time!
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See also
- Who is Google Assistant?
- What is GPT-4o? (In About A Minute)?
- What is Named Entity Recognition (NER)?
- How do new AI models generate human-like text and images?
- What is Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) in AI?