project revoice is an international initiative to help give people with mnd or als their voice back.ng software from canada—based company lyrebird, it can synthesise an accurate recreation of someone‘s voice from a relatively small amount of audio. lyrebird's software was famously and controversially used last year to recreate the voices of us presidents donald trump and barack 0bama. voice of donald trump: i am not a robot. my intonation is different. pat quinn was one of the early cofounders of the challenge. he was diagnosed with als in march 2013. the extent of his illness now means he cannot speak. he was one of the first to be given his voice back by project revoice. one of the things that we hear from people with als is that they, you know, that their voice really reflects themselves and their own thinking about themselves. one of the things that we hear from people with als is that they, you know, that their voice really reflects themselves and their own thinking about themselves. but we also hear it from their family members and that is really where, you know, people say tha

project revoice is an international initiative to help give people with mnd or als their voice back.ation of someone's voice from a relatively small amount of audio. here in yonkers in new york, one man who lost his voice to motor neurone disease has been given back his sense of self through technology. project revoice is an international initiative to help give people with mnd or als their voice back. using software from canada—based company lyrebird, it can synthesise an accurate recreation of someone's voice from a relatively small amount of audio. lyrebird's software was famously and controversially used last year to recreate the voices of us presidents donald trump and barack obama. pat quinn was one of the early cofounders of the challenge. he was diagnosed with als in march 2013. the extent of his illness now means he cannot speak. he was one of the first to be given his voice back by project revoice. one of the things that we hear from people with als is that they, you know, that their voice really reflects themselves and their own thinking about themselves. but we also hear

is to extend the scope of project re— voice more people internationally, to allow more people with mndpture and recreate their own voice. this voice is terrible. i hate it. i it sounds like a professor i would not listen to. with project re- voice we would like to see a person's voice be accessible as possible to them so that they can use their voice whenever they want to use it. and haveit whenever they want to use it. and have it be ease—of—use, true ease—of—use. with voice banking and voice messaging in general we just wa nt voice messaging in general we just want to try and bring it to as many people as we can and in as easy as possible and truly make it commonplace for people to be using in theirown commonplace for people to be using in their own authentic voices when they communicate. hello and welcome to the week in tech. it was the week that a security researcher discovered that wearing 00 style cloud make—up could fall some facial recognition systems. the skies are fans of hip—hop outfits the insane cloud posse. thousands of fortnight players infected their computers with malw

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they are looking for 9-year-old kingston perry-mnd th-old cena perry.estigators think the children could be with35-year-old dwight perry. they say he stabbed his girlfriend this morning at a home in gaithersburg and then took off with these two children, his two children. police say dwight perry is driving a blue toyota camera with maryland tag number 5df8922. let's take you live up to chopper 4 right now. police continue their search and investigation. cruisers are still in the neighborhood. officers are looking for 9-year-o kingston per and 18-month-old cena perry. news 4'se jac benson is headed to the scene and will have a up. report coming leon >> thank you, pat. >> many people around the country d to google the name judge brett kavanaugh now. >> around these parts a l folks have known him for decades. president trump's supreme court pick grew up in maryland and play high school sports in bethesda. >> and meagan ftazgerald is ing to some of the locals who new brett kavanaugh well. >> go back to the first classn here w this campus whias the class of

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challenge. months. of our very identity. of self through technology. with mnd or als their voice backk obama. computer: i am not a robot. my intonation is always different. pat quinn was one of the early cofounders of the challenge. he was diagnosed with als in march, 2013. the extent of his illness now means he can't speak. given his voice back by project revoice. and their own thinking about themselves. able to hear this person speak any longer until it was gone. side of them. hopefully we're able to capture and keep in the future. pat concedes that his new voice isn't perfect. lyrebird used online videos and speeches as their basis. to digitally recreate a person's speech. amount of audio. going on for, like, more than 30 years. and after that you'll get an accurate voice. and recreate their own voice. collecting my tennis balls as i prepared for wimbledon. sadly, i didn't quite make the draw. but it turns outjen copestake did. yes, ben, it's a beautiful day here at wimbledon. the tennis tradition. behind the scenes. for content creators, players and fans. first, content creation.