Word
voice cloning
Definition
n. Technology that copies someone's voice so a computer can talk in exactly that voice.
n. Technology that synthesizes artificial speech closely resembling a specific individual's voice characteristics.
Examples
“Voice cloning can reproduce a person's speech patterns.”
“The company developed voice-cloning software for entertainment.”
Examples
simple
“Voice cloning can reproduce a person's speech patterns.”
contextual
“The company developed voice-cloning software for entertainment.”
Etymology
voice from Latin vox + clone from Greek klon "twig, shoot."
Original etymology written by Shinotoshi Nakamura.
Domain
Technology
Scan code
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