The protagonist is a culinary student. In the video she is shown making a recipe for banana with dulce de leche.
Mark Zuckerbergcreator of Facebook and current CEO of Meta, today revealed important updates in his company related to the Virtual reality, the metaverse and artificial intelligenceHowever, there was one particular moment in the conference that caught the attention of Argentines watching the event live.
Presenting advances in AI-powered video translation technology, Zuckerberg He showed a video in Spanish with a marked Buenos Aires accent. The video in question belonged to the influencer Dana Buttiglierobetter known in Instagram as @saboresdelconurbanoand was used to demonstrate the Meta’s ability to translate videos into other languages, while maintaining the speaker’s original voice in real time.
The video was unveiled at the annual event Meta Connect 2024 where the owner of Facebook reported that this update will allow the reels to be translated Instagram into English or Spanish while maintaining the original voice and lip-synching.
The influencer behind the video that Mark Zuckerberg used
Danawho gastronomy studentaccumulates more than 636 thousand followers on Instagram and more than 1.8 million on TikTokThe reel Zuckerberg shared with the global audience was a recipe for banana with dulce de leche, which wowed both online viewers and those in the room.
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Courtesy of Mark Zuckerberg
After the presentation, Buttigliero shared the video on his Instagram stories and wrote: “AI and meta made me speak perfect English!”
This recognition not only highlights the growing Presence of Argentine creators on global platformsbut also shows how Meta is integrating artificial intelligence to improve the experience of users around the world.
Source: Ambito
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