AI BriefingLiving With Lemons, Speaking Again in Her Own Voice
Key point
ElevenLabs uses AI voice cloning technology to help an ALS patient communicate in her own voice.
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Diagnosed with ALS, Debbie has been recording vlogs from early on to preserve her voice. ElevenLabs, through its Impact Program, partnered with the nonprofit Bridging Voice to offer a way to preserve her vocal identity.
Built using samples from Debbie's vlogs, the Professional Voice Clone (PVC) technology faithfully recreates the unique tone she originally had. Now, by typing text with an eye-control device, she can run her blog or communicate with her family using her own cloned voice.
The ElevenLabs Impact Program continues its humanitarian use of technology by providing voice cloning technology free of charge to individuals aged 18 and older who are at risk of permanently losing their voice due to trauma, surgery, degenerative disease, and more.
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