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Amazon is now testing AI-aided dubbing for some movies and series on Prime
Amazon is testing artificial intelligence-aided dubbing for select movies and shows offered on its Prime streaming service.
Prime Video is testing AI dubbing to make movies and shows more accessible – and might avoid the backlash that hit Netflix
Prime Video is trialing a new AI feature for dubbing that will make its movies and shows even more accessible.
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Prime Video Launches AI-Assisted Dubbing Of Movies And Series In Pilot Program
Amazon's Prime Video has launched a pilot program using AI tools to dub select movies and series into English and Latin American Spanish.
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 Video Begins Testing AI-Aided Dubbing for Some Movies and Shows
Prime Video has been slowly incorporating AI features to its platform. Last year, the streaming giant added an AI-powered X-Ray Recaps feature that allows viewers to see spoiler-free text recaps of shows down to the minute, enabling them to resume from where they last left off, without losing any information.
Amazon Prime Video is Testing AI-Powered Dubbing for Select Movies and Series
Amazon is launching a new pilot program for testing AI-powered dubbing for select licensed Prime Video movies and shows.
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AI-aided pilot program will take a hybrid approach to dubbing in which localization professionals collaborate with AI to ensure quality control
Prime Video is testing AI-powered dubbing on movies and shows
Amazon announced that it has begun testing AI-aided dubbing for licensed shows and movies that might never be dubbed otherwise.
Amazon Prime Video Launches AI Dubbing Pilot
Amazon’s Prime Video AI pilot is the most recent development in the company’s rollout of its AI dubbing technology. The company published a step-by-step AI dubbing tutorial in July last year, instructing users on how to use auto-dubbing using Amazon Translate, Amazon Bedrock, and Amazon Polly.
Prime Video tests AI dubbing for select movies and TV series
Prime Video is now experimenting with AI-assisted dubbing for select licensed movies and TV shows, as announced by the Amazon-owned streaming service on Wednesday.
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