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In today’s edition:
🗣️ YouTube’s AI Dubbing
📉 Adobe’s Worry About Customers
💰 ~$141.5M of Funding Raised
🖥 Prompt Tutorial: Offers Using AI
Read time: 3 mins
NEED TO KNOW
🗣️ YouTube’s AI Dubbing
Source: Aloud
Key Updates:
YouTube is using AI to dub videos in multiple languages.
With Aloud, YouTube started this for a few languages (English, Spanish, & Portuguese).
Watch it here (Settings/Audio Track/Spanish)
The tool transcribes your video, allowing you to review and edit the transcription before it translates and produces the dub.
Why We Should Care:
By 2024, YouTube plans to make translated voices sound like the creator's voice, with more expression and lip sync.
Creators can easily reach international audiences by dubbing their videos in multiple languages.
We can now tailor your marketing videos to different markets, making brands more appealing to foreign audiences
If your native language is not English, you know how amazing of a feeling it is when someone speaks to you in your native language.
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