Spotify has started testing an AI-powered tool that will let the podcast creators to translate their episodes into multiple languages. Spotify is adopting the use of generative artificial intelligence to let the hosts provide different versions of their show in multiple languages automatically. Spotify is using OpenAI’s newly introduced voice generation technology to provide new translation feature that is claimed to preserve the style of original speaker.

Spotify has recently announced that the voice translated episodes from the podcast creators in English are part of testing and it will be available in German, Spanish and French language. The translated episodes will be available to the users in free as well as premium tiers in all of the countries where Spotify is available. Using OpenAI’s voice generation technology, Spotify claims that the tool can mimic the podcast host’s speech patterns. Voice translation, as opposed to dubbed podcast episodes, will give regional listeners the option to hear the episode in the host’s voice, the streaming service claims, giving a more intimate and genuine experience.

Some of their current episodes will soon be available on the platform in French, German, and Spanish thanks to the new voice translation tool, which is currently being tested by podcast hosts Bill Simmons, Dax Shepard, Lex Fridman, Monica Padman, and Steven Bartlett. The platform states that future episodes from these podcasters will also be automatically translated. Additionally, according to Spotify, when Trevor Noah’s upcoming original podcast debuts later this year, it’s anticipated to support the automatic translation service.

The latest effort by parent company Alphabet to incorporate generative AI — technology that can create and synthesize text, images, music, and other media given simple prompts — into its most significant products and services is the rollout of a slew of artificial intelligence-powered features for creators on YouTube.

A tool called Dream Screen, which the company calls Shorts, uses generative AI to add video or image backgrounds to short-form videos, is one of the new products that YouTube unveiled on Thursday. Additionally, it unveiled brand-new AI-powered production tools for its platform that will aid in the editing of both short- and long-form videos. In a blog post timed to the announcement on Thursday, Toni Reid, YouTube’s vice president for community products, said, “We’re announcing a suite of products and features that will enable people to push the boundaries of creative expression.”. In March, the Google-owned video platform made its initial announcement that the tools were being created.

Google has been under pressure to demonstrate outcomes and useful applications for its generative AI products. Some detractors were concerned that Google, which has long been regarded as a leader in artificial intelligence, was losing ground to rival Microsoft and upstarts like OpenAI. They also believed that the products Google was releasing weren’t yet ready for general use. Both OpenAI’s ChatGPT and a new Bing chatbot from Microsoft, which has since 2019 invested $13 billion (nearly Rs. 1,08,100 crore) in OpenAI, have become immensely popular and well-liked. Google unveiled Bard, a product that competes with ChatGPT, a few months ago and has since been receiving regular updates. Additionally, the company has added experimental “search generative experience” features to some of its most significant services, such as its leading search engine. The product produces in-depth summaries in response to search queries using data it has gathered from the internet and other digital sources.

The launch of the new features coincides with a fierce battle between YouTube, ByteDance’s TikTok, and Meta Platforms’ Instagram Reels for market share in vertical, short-form video. With more than 70 billion views per day on Shorts, according to YouTube, the new generative AI tools seem to be a move to increase user and creator engagement and give YouTube an advantage over its rivals. In addition, the company unveiled YouTube Create, a smartphone application designed to facilitate the work of the platform’s creators in video production. The app has AI-enabled features like editing and trimming, automatic captioning, voiceover capabilities, and access to a library of filters and royalty-free music. According to the company, the app is currently available for free testing on Android in “select markets.”.

YouTube promised to give creators more tools for getting AI-powered insights, aiding in the automatic dubbing of videos, and helping them locate music and soundtracks for their videos in addition to the tools already mentioned.

Samsung is all set to release its brand-new phone which is known as Galaxy A05. This will follow Galaxy A04 which was released in 2022. The upcoming phone Galaxy A05 will be equipped with some cool features and we have got some information about it. The upcoming phone will be available in three different colors which are black, silver and light green. There will be two circular camera modules at the rear end on the top right side. Next to these cameras there will be a little LED light.

On the front side, this phone will be equipped with a screen with small notch at the top where you will see 8MP camera for taking some breathtaking selfies. It will be equipped with a very powerful processor which is MediaTek Helio G85. It will help the phone to run smoothly. It will also be equipped with either 4GB or 6GB of RAM. It might also be equipped with 64GB or 128GB of storage. It will run on Android 13 which is the operating system that controls your phone.

In conclusion, Samsung is developing a new phone called the Galaxy A05. There will be three colors available for it, and a cool camera setup. It will have a quick processor inside, as well as a lot of storage space, up to 6GB of RAM, and other features. The most recent Android version will also be compatible with it. It’s the Galaxy A04’s successor and seems like a fantastic option for anyone looking for a fashionable and functional smartphone.

OpenAI has just come up with an enhanced version of its text-to-image tool known as DALL-E. This tool has now joined hands with ChatGPT which is the most popular chatbot of OpenAI. It will make the image generation process easily from the text prompts. Today the AI tools can take the descriptions of the images known as prompts and turn them into different styles of artwork from realistic to fantastic. Coming up with a right prompt is not a piece of cake and many people have turned it into profession known as ‘prompt engineering’.

OpenAI’s new DALL-E 3 has now teamed up with ChatGPT. People who have subscribed to OpenAI’s premium ChatGPT plans like ChatGPT Plus and ChatGPT Enterprise can request an image and refine it through conversations with chatbot. ChatGPT can easily take brief prompt and then make it more detailed giving better guidance to DALL-E 3 model. The new model of DALL-E 3 can easily produce high quality images that matches the prompts closely, especially with longer prompts.

In DALL-E 3, the goal is to increase safety while minimizing algorithmic bias. For instance, it denies requests for pictures in the likeness of active artists or famous people. Additionally, artists can now opt out of having their works used to train upcoming OpenAI text-to-image models. This action aims to respond to a lawsuit wherein OpenAI and some other businesses are charged with using artists’ copyrighted works to train their AI image models.

The launch of DALL-E 3 coincides with increased competition in generative AI, particularly in the area of image generation. OpenAI is under pressure to keep up with other businesses like Midjourney and Stability AI, which are constantly enhancing their image-generating models. In October, premium ChatGPT users will be able to access DALL-E 3, and then research labs and API users will be able to as well. The release of a free web tool, as they did with DALL-E 2 and the first DALL-E model, has not been mentioned, nor has it been indicated when it will occur.

Just recently, Apple made a notable and big change to its technology. They have replaced the Lightning connector with the USB-C for the newer iPhones and AirPods Pro 2. Now with the support of USB-C charging case, AirPods Pro 2 can now support high-quality audio. But here is one thing you need to know i.e. the feature only works with upcoming Apple Vision Pro headset which will come out in US market next year.  Apple has said that the H2 chip in AirPods Pro 2 as well as Vision Pro makes this high-quality audio possible. This makes the users think that why this feature was not in the Lightning model of last year.

The newly introduced AirPods Pro 2 equipped with USB-C connector has also got improved rating for dust resistance (IP54), on top of being water as well as sweat-resistant like previous IPX4-rated Lightning AIrPods Pro 2. Apart from this, AirPods Pro 2 also comes with the new features like Adaptive Audio, Conversation Awareness and Personalized Volume. The battery life is same as its predecessor and it gives you 6 hours of listening time and the case can extend it drastically to 30 hours. You can also charge your AirPods Pro 2 with your iPhone through USB-C connection which is very useful.

The Redmi Note 13 Pro+ will be launched on 21^st September along with Redmi Note 13 and Redmi Note 13 Pro. This new series is the successor of Redmi Note 12 lineup which came out in 2022. The developers at Redmi have given us the sneak peek at the designs of Redmi Note 13 models. Some of the specs have also been revealed like the details about the processor and camera. Xiaomi has also confirmed the details about the display of Redmi Note 13 Pro+ model.

This phone has got a curved AMOLED display which is the first for Redmi Note series. The screen will provide a resolution of 1.5K and a peak brightness level of 1300 nits as well as a PWM dimming rate of 1920Hz. The display is also equipped with Corning Gorilla Glass Victus protection which is 1.5 times more drop and scratch resistance compared to the previous generation glass. With this display, Redmi is putting lots of emphasis on eye comfort. It has also emphasized on enhanced luminous efficiency, no flicker, reduced blue light and an improved eye protection. According to the teaser, it has also got slim bezels as well as a narrow 2.37mm chin for sleek appearance.

It is expected to be equipped with a 6.67-inch OLED display with 120Hz refresh rate. It will also be equipped with 4nm MediaTek Dimensity 7200-Ultra SoC. It will also be equipped with 200MP Samsung ISOCELL HP3 Discovery Edition camera sensor. When it comes to cameras, it will be equipped with an 8-megapixel ultrawide sensor, 2-megapixel macro camera and an LED flash unit. It has also been equipped with a 16-megapixel front camera sensor.