Recording trapped reporters in the studio. Now, AI generates broadcast-quality narration in minutes, freeing the team to investigate.
An influential Italian daily newspaper founded in 1996, known for in-depth commentary and a distinctive artisanal editorial style.
Readers increasingly demanded on-the-go audio content, but recording editorials manually required journalists to spend hours away from investigative...
“We compared a range of solutions, and Chirp 3: HD Voices stood out for the quality of its voices. It was the natural-sounding spoken language that persuaded us to choose Google Cloud.”
Il Foglio's Audio content production is part of this use case:
Daily newspaper covering Italian politics, culture, and international news.
Cloud computing services, AI infrastructure, and data analytics platforms for enterprises.
Guided Il Foglio's AI roadmap and implemented Chirp 3 and security protocols for its newsroom.
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An influential Italian daily newspaper founded in 1996, known for in-depth commentary and a distinctive artisanal editorial style.
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“We compared a range of solutions, and Chirp 3: HD Voices stood out for the quality of its voices. It was the natural-sounding spoken language that persuaded us to choose Google Cloud.”
Il Foglio's Audio content production is part of this use case:
Daily newspaper covering Italian politics, culture, and international news.
Cloud computing services, AI infrastructure, and data analytics platforms for enterprises.
Guided Il Foglio's AI roadmap and implemented Chirp 3 and security protocols for its newsroom.
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Reading is impossible during commutes. Particle added human-sounding AI narration, turning text articles into real-time audio feeds.
Indie authors were stuck with robotic voices. Now, text analysis maps emotional cues to generate studio-grade, multi-cast audio.
Human dubbing took 5 days, slowing expansion. Editors now use AI to generate multilingual audio in 2 days, streamlining production.
Reading is impossible during commutes. Particle added human-sounding AI narration, turning text articles into real-time audio feeds.
Security fears fragmented AI usage. Now, clear guardrails and automated Slack nudges empower teams to accelerate design and code reviews.
Manually illustrating vintage assets would have tripled production time. Now, a 3-person team uses AI to generate and animate the visuals.
Repetitive coding slowed R&D. Now 80% of engineers use agentic tools to automate work, saving up to 2 hours weekly per person.
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