As opportunities to commercialise international rights across different channels grow, the need for scalable, cost-effective localisation solutions has never been greater. This panel explores how advancements in synthetic voice technology, language models, and intelligent automation are supporting the localisation landscape particularly across live and real-time dubbing, subtitling, and adaptation workflows.
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