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Amazon updates its Polly generative AI engine with 14 new voices
Amazon upgrades its Polly generative AI engine with 14 new voices across 9 locales, adding first-time support for Hindi and Finnish speech.
Summary
Amazon released an upgrade to the Amazon Polly generative AI engine, delivering natural and expressive speech output. The drop-in update adds 14 new voices across 9 locales, including general availability for Hindi and Finnish. Existing applications require no code changes to use the updated voices via standard API calls.
What changed
- Added 14 new generative voices across 9 locales.
- Introduced general availability of generative voices in Hindi and Finnish for the first time.
- Delivered drop-in compatibility where existing API calls and voice names continue to work without code changes.
- Made the upgrade generally available in production.
Availability
Available now“The upgrade is now generally available in production.”
Founder takeaway
If you use Amazon Polly for text-to-speech, test your existing workflows as the drop-in upgrade is live in production without requiring code changes.
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