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As he reported 24 ChannelsRespeecher has already trained the same neural network to recognize the Ukrainian language, and this resource can be used by both ordinary users, scientists
As he reported 24 ChannelsRespeecher has already trained the same neural network to recognize the Ukrainian language, and this resource can be used by both ordinary users, scientists and large companies like Facebook, Google or assistants like Siri to improve the sound perception of the Ukrainian language. in their products.
The startup hopes its efforts will make speech recognition technologies more accessible and acceptable to niche industries like agriculture.
The process of collecting and analyzing information for this project is time consuming, but Respeecher is committed to making its resource free and open source. At the same time, they assured no data of certain persons is storedand the team will never reproduce or synthesize the voices of others without the speaker’s permission.
The Respeecher team of around 45 people is headquartered in Kiev and continues to expand. Previously, the startup had already synthesized voices for popular characters such as:
With its new project, Respeecher takes a step towards language recognition and protection that could have a significant impact on the use and accessibility of lesser-known languages ​​such as Crimean Tatar.
Source: 24 Tv
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