Veritone releases MARVEL.ai, an end-to-end Voice-as-a-Service (VaaS) product that creates hyper-realistic synthetic voices, which personalities can use to record endorsement spots and product testimonials.
Today, US firm Veritone is launching a new platform called Marvel.AI that will let creators, media figures, and others generate deepfake clones of their voice to license as they wish.
Veritone MARVEL.ai supports both text-to-speech and speech-to-speech processes and offers the first complete, end-to-end suite of voice capabilities and features –– including creation and usage; management; production workflows; licensing, compliance and clearance; and monetization.
Veritone expects the GRID initiative to more rapidly scale its AI-powered energy business, helping to reach its goal of an interconnected, on-demand, green and autonomous electrical grid.
Veritone has unveiled its new Grid Reliability in Device (GRID) initiative, a plan to embed Veritone’s intelligent predictive controllers into common renewable grid assets, including solar and storage inverters, battery storage systems, EV chargers, wind turbines and hydroelectric power systems.
Where social audio builds on podcasting is that it’s more of a two-way dialogue, said Hilary Ross, vp of podcast media at the audio-focused agency Veritone One, which has sponsored a few podcast hosts on Clubhouse on behalf of clients.
“Subscription podcasting has been part of the podcasting landscape for years, but Apple’s announcement will help expand this as an option for consumers and creators as Apple seeks to remain competitive in the rapidly growing podcast environment,” said Stephen Smyk, svp of podcast and influencer mark
Although podcasting has surged in popularity in recent years and is a major growth segment for the radio industry, television companies are just now tipping their toes into the audio arena.