In the post published on its corporate blog, OpenAI shares several real-life examples of use by partners who have already had access to Voice Engine and have been able to integrate this technology into their applications and products.
Education technology company Age of Learning , for example, uses Voice Engine to generate scripted voiceovers, while HeyGen , a storytelling-focused app, uses OpenAI software to generate translations of previously recorded content in a way that preserves the original speaker’s accent and voice.
OpenAI has chosen not to launch the
Meanwhile, a hungary number screening research team at the Norman Prince Neurosciences Institute in Rhode Island used a 15-second audio clip from a young girl (which was remarkably low-quality) to restore the protagonist's voice, which she had lost due to a brain tumor.
“We have chosen not to launch this technology at this time in order to strengthen society’s resilience against the challenges posed by generative artificial intelligence models whose results are increasingly convincing,” OpenAI argues. “And we encourage steps such as phasing out voice-based authentication methods for accessing bank accounts and other sources containing potentially sensitive information,” the company asserts.
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