WaveNet | DeepMind
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Research Introduced in 2016, WaveNet was one of the first AI models to generate natural-sounding speech. Since then, it has inspired research, products, and applications in Google — and beyond. The challenge Learning from human speech Rapid advances The power of voice Widespread legacy The challenge For decades, computer scientists tried reproducing the nuances of the human voice to make computer-generated voices more natural. Most text-to-speech systems relied on “concatenative synthesis” — a pain-staking process of cutting voice recordings into phonetic sounds and recombining them…
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