Truecolor allows users to create digital versions of their own voices

Using Microsoft Azure's 'Personal Voice' technology, Truecolor is about to bring users the facility to create a digital copy of their voice. About this feature, which is said to be available only to paid Truecolor customers, the company recently held a 'demo' at Microsoft's Build conference in Seattle. was made public . According to which the user has to record a few seconds of audio to make his digital voice so that when he picks up the phone, the AI Copy the same voice and answer.

While answering in that way, Truecaller has said that it will allow the user to put his own words in the opening greeting so that the caller can be informed that the AI ​​is speaking. Although Truecolor already has the facility to pick up the phone by picking up different types of voices created by AI, the company has introduced the facility to digitize the user's own voice with the help of AI for the first time . Along with this, it is almost certain that Truecolor's old Truecolor assistant feature will be removed and a new AI-powered voice cloning feature will be included .

Truecolor has announced that the beta version of the 'Personal Voice' feature will be available in India, US, Canada, Australia, Sweden, Chile and South Africa in the coming weeks. "This feature allows the user to use their own voice, providing detailed assistance to the user in their own voice for incoming call management," says Rafael Mimon, Product Director and General Manager of Truecaller Israel. It will also give a glimpse of how we collaborate and interact with our digital assistants in the future with the help of AI.'