Voices Showcases the Latest in Voice Technology at CES 2025

Voices, the world’s most comprehensive provider of voice, is thrilled to announce it will be bringing the latest in voice technology to Las Vegas as an exhibitor at CES 2025. Voices will be attending the world renown technology conference showcasing their products, including their flagship voice over platform, various AI offerings, as well as giving a sneak peak into upcoming technological developments.

Over the past year, Voices has steadily grown its AI voice offerings, providing major technology companies with audio and video datasets for AI model training, expanding its AI voice licensing services, and launched AI Studio, its in-house text-to-speech platform. Voices plans to highlight these offerings and more at CES.

“It’s a really exciting time to be in the voice industry. Decades ago, we pioneered the online voice marketplace and made voice over more accessible than ever to businesses and creatives,” says Colin McIlveen, VP of Customer Operations at Voices. “Today, with generative AI and the rapid pace of tech innovation, we’re excited to be at the forefront of the AI voice wave. CES is an amazing opportunity; both to witness what other companies are bringing to life and to share what we’re bringing to the table too.”

The Voices booth will be located in the North Hall in the LVCC Campus, in the AI and B2B area at booth #9377. Representatives of Voices will be attending CES taking place from January 7-10, 2025. For more insights into the world of voice over, visit www.voices.com. 

About Voices

Voices is the #1 comprehensive voice solutions platform, featuring the best talent in the world offering unparalleled quality with options tailored to your needs. Elevate your brand effortlessly with access to new possibilities in the world of voice over with talent, convenience, and AI innovation – all in one place. Voices has worked with major clients including Shopify, Microsoft, The History Channel, The Discovery Channel, Hulu, Cisco, the biggest ad agencies and thousands more small businesses.