Synthetic speech startup Murf lends a voice to content creators of all sizes

Murf now has a library of more than 120 human-parity AI voices across 20 languages. Murf’s platform includes an AI-enabled SaaS tool that helps users generate “human-like’ voices, typically for use in videos or presentations, without having costly recoding equipment or hiring a voice artist. The global text-to-speech market is expected to reach $7.06 billion by 2028, growing at a 14.6% CAG. Murf wants to bridge diversity gap in traditional text to speech platforms by including voices across accents, like African American, British, Australian and others. The founders describe Murf as an “all-in-one-voice solution that enables users to add videos and music to return the right responses . . .