A Whole New Level of Audio Garbage From Deepdub

Oh wow, isn’t this just dazzling! A company called Deepdub, who’s been terrorizing our audiovisual space with its godawful AI-based dubbing, has now birthed a fresh new abomination. Meet Deepdub Go, a bland, uninspired tool that supposedly empowers creators to localize their content in a whopping 65 languages. How utterly… predictable.

Implications of This So-Called “Innovation”

Let’s delve into this pit of despair known as the ‘possible implications’. By dragging us through another excuse for technology innovation, Deepdub wants us to believe that now anyone can localize their trash into 65 different languages. Great! As if we didn’t have enough problem burrowing through the pile of garbage on the internet, now we can experience it in multiple languages. It could supposedly help creators tap into a much larger global audience. But let’s be realistic, the results are probably as accurate as a drunken game of darts.

A Hot Mess Take On This Development

In a desperate attempt to appear ground-breaking, Deepdub has condescended to roll out yet another mediocre tool. They call it Deepdub Go, which sounds more like a Pokemon whimper rather than a formidable software name. In their grand vision, now everyone is equally empowered to bastardize any language they want, and we’ll all drown in a sea of undercooked linguistics. What’s next, AI for toilet paper selection? Brace yourself, humans, the fall of language is upon us!

Original article:https://venturebeat.com/games/deepdub-go-brings-ai-localization-to-indie-games-and-content-creators/