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Mozilla’s Common Voice now features 60 hours of speech datasets in eight new Indigenous languages

The Common Voice project is a Mozilla effort meant to make speech recognition and voice-based AI more inclusive. Users donate their voice by sending in clips that, in turn, helps voice-based apps recognize a wider array of user voices. The team’s latest foray takes things to the next level with Spontaneous Speech. Learn more about it here.

Apple will let iPhone owners use AI to clone their voice. Here is what Mozilla’s voice AI experts think about that.

Özden is now one of the four Mozilla Common Voice ‘Our Voices’ competition winners receiving the cash prize award of $2,000 USD which asked technologists worldwide to propose innovative solutions for making voice technology less biased and more inclusive.

Profile feature of Preben Vangberg and Leena Farhat, one of the winning teams from Mozilla’s Common Voice, ‘Our Voice’ competition.

This is a profile feature of Davud Kakaie, one of Mozilla’s Common Voice, ‘Our Voice’ competition winners.

Looking for volunteers who are interested in advocating for their languages experience on Common Voice

Introducing the Common voice Language Reps

Language Diversity Impact Assessment for Mozilla Common Voice, an open-source initiative to crowdsource voice data for voice tech applications in a variety of languages.

Today we are very pleased to announce that Britone Mwasaru, Kathleen Siminyu and Rebecca Ryakitimbo Mwimbi have joined as three new Mozilla Common Voice Fellows dedicated to this project.

Mozilla’s mission is clear - to ensure that the Internet is a global public resource, open and accessible to all. Increasingly, we use voice as a key in…