Apple iOS 17 uses artificial intelligence to let you create voices that sound like you

Webmaster’s Home (ChinaZ.com) News on June 6: Apple has introduced a new assistant called “Personal Voice” in the first beta version of iOS 17 Function. Personal Voice, mentioned earlier, is designed to let users create a copy of their own voice using artificial intelligence.

This feature is aimed at people who may have lost the ability to speak. Through "Personal Voice", these people can "create a voice that sounds like them" for communication purposes.

The “Personal Voice” feature is available in the first iOS 17 beta, and developers can start testing immediately. It can be found under Accessibility >Personal Voices. Creating a personal voice takes about an hour. Recording requires a quiet place with little background noise, and Apple instructs users to speak naturally and at a consistent volume from about six inches away from their face.

If there is too much background noise in your location, Apple will prompt you to find a quieter place to record.

Personal Voice asks you to read a series of sentences, and then your iPhone will generate and store your personal voice. Personal Voice can then be used with the Live Speech feature, which allows users to type to speak in FaceTime, phone apps, and other communication apps.

Personal Voices will be available to the public when Apple releases the first public beta of iOS 17. Apple says iOS 17 will be available to public testers next month.

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