ARN Media
Automated radio programming
Scaling required hiring talent. Instead, the team cloned a finance employee’s voice to host a daily four-hour hip-hop show.
- 4-hour daily radio show automated by AI
- Synthetic voice live within 1 hour of upload
Staffing 26 regional weather teams was cost-prohibitive. AI now scripts and voices 78 daily updates without human intervention.
One of Finland's largest media companies reaches millions daily across TV and radio in a market where rapidly changing weather makes local forecasts essential.
Delivering localized weather updates to 26 different regions required cost-prohibitive staffing for separate weather departments and recording teams....
“It would have been quite expensive, having all these separate weather departments.”
K-12 learning materials and multi-channel media group in Finland and Europe.
Enterprise software, cloud infrastructure, and consumer electronics platform.
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