‘AI voice’ refers to speech generated by a computer using artificial intelligence that sounds human, rather than being a recording of an actual person. This is achieved through text-to-speech technology, where an AI model converts written text into spoken audio.
There are two main types of AI voice: a general synthetic voice, which the model generates entirely and does not associate with any individual, and a cloned voice, which uses short samples of a specific person’s speech to let the AI replicate their tone, accent, and speaking style.
In both cases, the system does not store or replay actual recordings. Instead, it learns key speech patterns such as pitch, rhythm, and pronunciation and generates entirely new audio based on these patterns.
AI voice technology is already used in many everyday applications, including audiobook narration, video dubbing, accessibility tools that help individuals preserve their voices, and virtual assistants on phones and smart speakers.
In summary, “AI voice” is a broad term, while voice cloning is a more advanced form that replicates a specific person’s voice rather than a generic one.
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