Published on: 2025-07-16 00:00:23
Text-to-speech AI models are a great tool for instances where human voice actors are typically used, such as audiobooks, dubbing, commercials, and more. However, because these models are not human and unaware of what they say, they can sometimes sound noticeably robotic. Hume's new AI model seeks to tackle this issue. Also: 10 key reasons AI went mainstream overnight - and what happens next Octave On Wednesday, Hume launched Octave, a text-to-speech large language model (LLM) with contextual
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