Amazon Prime Video tests AI-based dubbing on licensed movies, series
Amazon.com's Prime Video will begin offering AI-aided dubbing in English and Spanish on licensed movies and series starting Wednesday, the company said, in a bid to boost viewership and bring its content to more customers worldwide.
AMAZON Prime users have slammed a big change to the streaming service that’s so bad it causes “physical pain” to watch. Some ...
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SALT LAKE CITY — Amazon Prime Video is bring a few titles that will be new to its viewers, and some that will be new to ...
Amazon Prime Video has a very annoying habit of being late with its list of library titles of classic TV shows and movies joining the library each month. For March, Prime Video has decided not to ...
Phoebe Waller-Bridge will narrate and executive produce 'Octopus!,' a two-part nature documentary for Amazon Prime Video.
As Netflix pours more of its resources into original content, Amazon Prime Video is picking up the slack, adding new movies for its subscribers each month. Its catalog has grown so impressive ...
Amazon revealed its $19.99 Alexa+ service, which will tap generative AI to perform more advanced tasks. Prime members won’t ...
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