If you are a video creator and publish your content on YouTube, this news is for you. Video streaming platforms have introduced new features that make it easy to dub videos into other languages with the help of artificial intelligence (AI). On Thursday, YouTube announced its decision to take over the team from his AI, Aloud. -The Verge reported that it is a dubbing service using Google’s Area 120 incubator.
According to Aloud’s website, the tool will transcribe the video and provide the transcription for you to review and edit. Translate and dub. YouTube’s Amjad Hanif said the platform is testing the tool with hundreds of content creators. He said Aloud currently supports a small number of languages, but plans to support more in the future. The tool is currently available in English, Spanish and Portuguese, Aloud spokesperson Jessica Gibby told the website.
However, Aloud may prove to be a useful tool for many content creators adding multilingual dubbing to their videos. YouTube is also said to be working on making the translated audio tracks sound like the creators’ voices, including more expressions and lip-syncing, Hanif told the website. rice field. This feature he plans to release in 2024. Last month, Google integrated his DeepMind with Google Brain and shared details of how Flamingo, one of the company’s visual language models, is being used to generate descriptions for short YouTube videos. bottom.
