Microsoft launches voice AI to challenge ElevenLabs
· Tech · United States
Microsoft launched speech-generating AI that it says is cheaper and more accurate than competing models from ElevenLabs, SpaceXAI and Google. The voice models aim to power features such as transcribing conference calls in Teams.
Why it matters:Microsoft's entry into voice AI intensifies competition in a fast-growing market and could pressure pricing across speech-generation tools.
Key points
- Microsoft claims its models are cheaper and more accurate than rivals.
- Competitors named include ElevenLabs, SpaceXAI and Google.
- The models will support features like Teams call transcription.
Sources (original reporting)
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