Apple is preparing to take certain steps in artificial intelligence. According to reports emerging today, Apple has patented an innovation that will automatically convert iMessage messages from the sender’s voice to a voice note. This function, which appeared for the first time, draws attention even though it seems far away for now. So, how will incoming messages via iMessage turn from the sender’s voice into a voice note? Let’s take a look at the details of the news together.
Apple will use artificial intelligence technology for iMessage voice memos
For a long time, Apple allows incoming messages to be read aloud by the assistant Siri. But this new patent, received by Apple, will be a little more realistic. According to the news that emerged today, the company has received a patent that will read an incoming message over iMessage in the voice and tone of the sender.
In other words, the arrival of this function will not be practical for iPhone users. It will only be preferred according to the person as to better intonation of what someone wants to say or the voice of the other party to be heard.
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According to the patent, the iPhone will create a Siri-like profile for the voice of the sender. Then, messages received by iMessage will be automatically spoofed over the sender’s voice. In this direction, it is not known to what extent the imitated sounds will resemble and reflect the same.
Among the engineers who developed this patent are those who engineered and developed the software for Siri. For this reason, the project attracts a lot of attention.
On the other hand, it is unclear whether this technology will even come. Even if there is a future, it is not clear when it will happen as it is very new for now.
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