Artificial inteligence was used to a man who lost his voice, and the results were amazing

A 54 year old American journalist, political editor of the group Cox Media, who had lost two years ago his voice due to a rare neurological condition, returns to the airwaves but with an artificial voice now, mimicking his own and that of the "donated" an artificial intelligence system. Jamie Ntipre, who covered the news of Congress in Washington for nearly 35 years and worked with six radio stations, began to lose his voice in 2016. Having visited many large American university hospitals, eventually diagnosed with a form of dystonia language, which meant that he could no longer say more than two or three words – a mere disaster especially for a radio reporter. Trying to keep his job, he continued interviewing using a tablet computer to write his questions and then record the answers. He also wrote articles, but he had basically stopped listening to his voice on the radio because he was not in a position to present his own story.