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Instagram, Facebook Add Support for Meta AI-Powered Reels Translation in Hindi and Other Languages
Meta has expanded its Reels translation feature on Instagram and Facebook to include Hindi and Portuguese, in addition to the existing English and Spanish support. The AI-powered tool replicates the creator’s voice and offers a lip-sync option for natural-looking translations. Dubbed Reels carry a “Translated with Meta AI” label, and users ca...
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Microsoft Edge Will Soon Support Real-Time Video Translation on YouTube and Other Websites
Microsoft Edge is bringing support for real-time video translation powered by generative AI. It will offer users a choice between audio and subtitles for translation on platforms such as YouTube, Coursera, LinkedIn and others. While it only supports translation from English to five languages, the company says it will add support for more languages ...
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Google Workspace Update Brings a New Vids App, Generative AI Features
Google introduced new artificial intelligence (AI) features for its enterprise-focused cloud-based suite of productivity and collaboration tools, Google Workspace, on Tuesday. The announcements were made during the company’s annual Google Cloud Next event. The main highlight of the announcements was the new Google Vids app, an AI-powered video ge...
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Google Wants to Develop Artificial Intelligence Using One Thousand Most Widely Spoken Languages
Google said on Wednesday that the company wants to develop artificial intelligence using one thousand most widely spoken languages in the world. The company wants to mine data in new languages not only from texts available on the internet, but also from videos, images and speech. Google is also looking to collect audio clips for languages for which...
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Twitter Expands Voice Tweets to More Users on iOS, Will be Rolling Out Transcriptions Soon
Twitter is expanding its voice tweets feature to more users on iOS. Twitter was also planning on adding transcriptions to audio and video to make them more accessible, after receiving backlash for the same.
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Instagram, Facebook Add Support for Meta AI-Powered Reels Translation in Hindi and Other Languages
Meta has expanded its Reels translation feature on Instagram and Facebook to include Hindi and Portuguese, in addition to the existing English and Spanish support. The AI-powered tool replicates the creator’s voice and offers a lip-sync option for natural-looking translations. Dubbed Reels carry a “Translated with Meta AI” label, and users ca...
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Microsoft Edge Will Soon Support Real-Time Video Translation on YouTube and Other Websites
Microsoft Edge is bringing support for real-time video translation powered by generative AI. It will offer users a choice between audio and subtitles for translation on platforms such as YouTube, Coursera, LinkedIn and others. While it only supports translation from English to five languages, the company says it will add support for more languages ...
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Google Workspace Update Brings a New Vids App, Generative AI Features
Google introduced new artificial intelligence (AI) features for its enterprise-focused cloud-based suite of productivity and collaboration tools, Google Workspace, on Tuesday. The announcements were made during the company’s annual Google Cloud Next event. The main highlight of the announcements was the new Google Vids app, an AI-powered video ge...
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Google Wants to Develop Artificial Intelligence Using One Thousand Most Widely Spoken Languages
Google said on Wednesday that the company wants to develop artificial intelligence using one thousand most widely spoken languages in the world. The company wants to mine data in new languages not only from texts available on the internet, but also from videos, images and speech. Google is also looking to collect audio clips for languages for which...
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Twitter Expands Voice Tweets to More Users on iOS, Will be Rolling Out Transcriptions Soon
Twitter is expanding its voice tweets feature to more users on iOS. Twitter was also planning on adding transcriptions to audio and video to make them more accessible, after receiving backlash for the same.
