Krisp got its start as an AI-powered noise-cancellation service, but now the startup is moving beyond that with instant on-device transcription of all your calls and meetings — and of course it ...

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Audio startup Krisp on Wednesday said it is launching a new feature that uses AI to change a user’s accent during calls. The company is initially rolling out support for changing Indian English ...

In January, I described a demonstration, which Qualcomm offered at its Snapdragon Summit, that showed how AI could outperform multiple microphone-based noise cancellation with only a single microphone ...

Krisp introduces a new Synchronous mode, which transforms multilingual calls, allowing both parties to converse in their languages seamlessly and in real time BERKELEY, Calif., August 19, ...

BERKELEY, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Krisp, the leader in real-time Voice AI technology, today announced the launch of Filipino Accent Conversion for its AI Meeting Assistant, driving the adoption of ...

The company is initially rolling out support for altering 17 Indian dialects into US English but plans to expand in the future with Filipino and more. The tool is compatible with Zoom, Microsoft Teams ...