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Generates long-format speech in any voice
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Entry, Junior
Remote in Germany + 2 more
More locations: Remote in USA | Remote in UK
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Eleven Labs focuses on voice technology, providing a platform that generates long-format speech in various voices and languages. This technology is designed for content creators, publishers, and media production businesses, enabling them to produce audiobooks, podcasts, and voiceovers with natural-sounding voices. Users can access the platform through a subscription model, allowing them to scale their usage based on their needs. Eleven Labs differentiates itself by continuously enhancing its AI algorithms and expanding its voice and language options, ensuring high-quality and personalized audio experiences. The company's goal is to transform storytelling by making it easier for creators to engage their audiences with compelling audio content.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Series C
Total Funding
$281M
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
2022
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And make speech the new standard for digital interaction
In brief Tiny, open-source AI model Dia-1.6B claims to beat industry giants like ElevenLabs or Sesame at emotional speech synthesis.Creating convincing emotional AI speech remains challenging due to the complexity of human emotions and technical limitations.While it matches up well against competition, the "uncanny valley" problem persists as AI voices sound human but fail at conveying nuanced emotions.Decrypt’s Art, Fashion, and Entertainment Hub. Discover SCENENari Labs has released Dia-1.6B, an open-source text-to-speech model that claims to outperform established players like ElevenLabs and Sesame in generating emotionally expressive speech. The model is super tiny—with just 1.6 billion parameters—but still can create realistic dialogue complete with laughter, coughs, and emotional inflections.It can even scream in terror.We just solved text-to-speech AI. This model can simulate perfect emotion, screaming and show genuine alarm.— clearly beats 11 labs and Sesame— it’s only 1.6B params— streams realtime on 1 GPU— made by a 1.5 person team in Korea!! It's called Dia by Nari Labs. pic.twitter.com/rpeZ5lOe9z — Deedy (@deedydas) April 22, 2025While that might not sound like a huge technical feat, even OpenAI’s ChatGPT is flummoxed by that: “I can’t scream but I can definitely speak up,” its chatbot replied when asked.Now, some AI models can scream, if you ask them to. But it’s not something that happens naturally or organically, which, apparently, is Dia-1.6B's super power
Startups that build artificial intelligence (AI) applications on top of large language models (LLMs) are reportedly making rapid gains in both sales and funding. These startups are reaching as much as $200 million in annual recurring revenue in less than two years and, as a group, increased the amount of funding they attracted by 110% to reach $8.2 billion in 2024, the Financial Times (FT) reported Monday (April 14), citing data from Dealroom.co and Flashpoint. This category of AI startups includes companies like Perplexity, Synthesia, ElevenLabs, Harvey and Sierra, according to the report
ElevenLabs expands to Japan: AI voice tech revolution.
London AI creative studio Wonder secures $3 million in funding with participation from ElevenLabs and OpenAI leadership.