Ashwin Madhavan

Edtech platforms and law firms...

Say, for example, there is an online legal education platform called Angelion.

They are our first users.

I was earlier working with them full-time.

All right.

So they have got online content in law.

So unfortunately for them, they can't create videos at scale in different languages.

And for that matter, in multiple videos of the content.

So they use our platform to create video content by just entering the script that is there, the educational content, and out comes the video.

No, it's not that.

See, I'll be very straight here.

It's not about whether the voice is actually there.

What we have found from our customer base is they are not interested in whether we are able to clone the voice.

They are more interested in whether we can replicate a person

in a normal video presentation without him entering the video studio to create his own video.

So what we have done here is... But it won't be in his voice, right?

Video is important because people resonate with video a lot.

I have, you know, myself created video content and it is extremely...

extremely important for especially for legal courses and management courses where people want to see video content they want to see a presenter creating that video they want to see not your voice like if I was learning from you and you were my boss and you sent me videos of you it would be you but it's not it won't be your voice right it'll be your stock voice it

It doesn't matter.