Yeah, this isn't really helpful for her to learn English. This is more when we watch The Anatomy Lab, or BBC's "The Incredible Human Journey". She'll already be

Yeah, this isn't really helpful for her to learn English. This is more when we watch The Anatomy Lab, or BBC's "The Incredible Human Journey". She'll already be asking me a lot of questions about the content. So if I had to translate on top of that, it would be tedious. Subtitles - those are actually being generated as well. I've generated SRT files during development. Color coded by speaker, and on a per-word basis, for me to get the timing right. Basically, if you have a YouTube channel, you can take any video from your channel, run it through Speakz.ai, and you'll get 15+ additional audio tracks in different languages, plus 15+ subtitle files (SRT). Voice cloning and speaker diarization was a bit of a challenge. On the one hand, I want to duplicate the voice that is being spoken right now. On the other hand, sometimes "right now" is just a short "Yeah" (like in the Elon interview) which doesn't give you a lot of "meat" to work with in terms of embedding the voice's characteristics. Right now, I'm using a mix of signals: - Is the utterance padded by pauses before/after? - Is the utterance a complete sentence? - Does the voice of the utterance sound significantly different from the voice of the previous utterance? It's a deep, deep rabbit hole. I was tempted to go much deeper. But I thought I better check if anybody besides myself actually cares before I do that... :)