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The historic winter that hit Texas in February of last year broke all illusions that our grids are designed to handle the effects of climate change. As such, how we design energy projects needs to evolve with this climate reality.

Entrepreneur Network Podcast featuring Veritone President, Ryan Steelberg

As the audience for podcasts continues to grow – with an estimated half-billion consumers in 2023, according to research from iHeartMedia – so should the demand for successful mostly-English podcasts to be translated into other languages for audiences in and outside of the U.S.

Sean King, SVP of Commercial Services at Veritone, takes us behind the scenes to show us how a synthetic voice is made, what security measures are in place for influencer safety, and ultimately, how this technology will be used in the metaverse.

PandoLogic, a wholly owned subsidiary of Veritone, Inc. and leading provider of artificial intelligence (AI) hiring solutions, announced it won the Gold Stevie Award for Talent Acquisition & Retention Solution Provider of the Year in the seventh annual Stevie Awards for Great Employers.

Industry AI voice leader Veritone brings earnings opportunities and audience expansion into foreign language and international markets, while expanding network reach with personalization and localization.

Get ready for voice models. Veritone has already begun to leverage its artificial intelligence platform to help podcasters develop non-English language version of their shows and now it is taking AI to the next step. The just-launched Veritone Voice Network will offer creators a multilingual custom

Veritone, creator of aiWARE, a hyper-expansive enterprise artificial intelligence platform, today launched Veritone Voice Network, a multilingual custom AI voice solution and podcast monetization service that combines synthetic voice creation and AI translation services to localize podcasts.

Although not a part of the honey bee’s daily needs, a study in 2005 by Adrian Dyer from Monash University revealed that honey bees do have the ability to recognize different human faces—with the help of some reward-based training with sugar water.