Samsung Galaxy S23: This new feature creates an AI version of your voice to respond to calls

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Samsung is releasing a new voice-cloning feature that people with a Galaxy smartphone can use to create an AI-generated version of their voice for answering calls. 

The feature is coming to the Bixby smartphone assistant as an AI enhancement to the "text call" feature, which lets users type responses when they can't use voice to answer a call. This response is converted into audio by Bixby and then responds to the caller. But instead of using the Bixby voice, the Bixby "Custom Voice Creator" option lets users record sentences in their own voice. Bixby then creates the AI-generated copy in the user's voice and tone for messages instead.

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