FLAIR, led by Caroline and Michael Running Wolf, builds small offline speech tools with Gwich'in, Kwakwaka'wakw, Makah and Yawanawá communities, who keep ownership of the data.
A free, downloadable live interpreter with voice cloning puts simultaneous interpreting within reach of meetings that never had one. The human comparison is Tencent's own small test of 18 recordings and 6 certified interpreters.
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