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First AI Avatar with Human Expressions Unveiled by Synthesia

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Synthesia, an AI startup backed by Nvidia, has made a groundbreaking advancement in the field of artificial intelligence. Their latest feature, “Expressive Avatars,” allows AI avatars to display human emotions for the first time. This development comes after intensive training with real people, who performed scripted readings to refine the avatars’ movements and emotional accuracy.

Victor Ribarbelli, CEO and co-founder of Synthesia, explained that previous AI models struggled to realistically mimic human expressiveness because they did not truly understand the context of their dialogue. However, with the new technology, avatars have been transformed into actors that can deliver lines in a more engaging and natural way.

The update includes improvements in emotional recognition, lip-syncing, and overall human-like voices and expressions. Avatars can now respond to emotional prompts with appropriate facial expressions and vocal tones, enhancing their ability to connect with audiences on an emotional level.

This innovation opens up new possibilities for AI avatars in sectors like healthcare, education, marketing, and customer support. With the capability to connect emotionally in over 130 languages, Synthesia’s “Expressive Avatars” feature is set to have a wide-reaching impact.

Synthesia’s impressive clientele, which includes more than half of the Fortune 100 companies, attests to the company’s success and growth. With a valuation nearing $1 billion, Synthesia is not only advancing the technical capabilities of AI but also enhancing its practical applications in various industries.

In related AI news, Mark Zuckerberg has announced progress on a wearable device that will allow users to control devices through brain signals. As the field of artificial intelligence continues to evolve, the possibilities for innovation and advancement are endless.

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