Hume launches Voice Control allowing users and developers to make custom AI voices

Comic book style art showing silhouette of man tapping glowing orb in mid-air above large touchscreen showing waveforms as many indistinct human faces hover above it with open mouths

Hume focuses on providing tools for creating unique, expressive voices that align with user needs, such as customer service chatbots.Read More

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