Our latest article on how Babelbit's technology can be used in the real world. This time it's the Australian policing system and the challenges it faces. bittensor:native

A couple days ago, we announced a major breakthrough in our multilingual language model. Today, we're excited to share the first product built on top of it. Introducing the Babelbit Dubbing API. A programmable real-time dubbing solution designed for broadcasters, media companies, voice agents, and developers looking to integrate multilingual communication into their own products. Our architecture gives us the flexibility to optimize not just for translation quality, but for everything that makes conversations feel natural. From low latency to natural voices and gender adaptation. We created a programmable framework that allows us to continuously improve and expand its capabilities. This is the first product built on top of our Language Transformation infrastructure. Many more will follow.

Today marks one of the biggest breakthroughs in Babelbit's journey so far. We're excited to announce a major milestone in the development of our multilingual language model. Until now, adding new languages meant building and optimizing individual language pairs. With this breakthrough, we're moving toward a single multilingual foundation capable of supporting real-time Language Transformation across all supported languages. It creates a shared foundation that future Babelbit products can continuously build upon. For us, this is a major step toward our long-term vision as we strive to build the infrastructure for Language Transformation.

Thank you to Shizzy Unchained for having Babelbit co-founder @tom_tensor on the show. The conversation covers Babelbit, $TAO SN59, real-time interpretation, latency, and why predicting meaning before a sentence is finished can fundamentally change how multilingual communication works. Great discussion on what we're building and where Babelbit is heading next.

This AI Knows What You’re Going to Say Before You Say It | @babelbit w/ @tom_tensor xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1rGmqpppM…

🚨 BABELBIT IS TAKING ON GOOGLE. August 13th at 11AM ET, @tom_tensor joins Shizzy Unchained to go deep on @babelbit, Bittensor SN59 and what could be one of the next major breakthroughs in AI communication. Babelbit recently put its machine interpreter head-to-head with Google’s Translation API using the SAME live German news broadcast. But Babelbit isn’t just trying to translate faster. They’re building AI that can anticipate meaning while someone is still speaking, allowing interpretation to begin without waiting for the entire sentence to finish. That means: Speech comes in. AI predicts where the meaning is going. Useful interpretation starts coming out with dramatically less delay. We’re talking Babelbit vs Google, how SN59 actually works, why Bittensor matters and what they’re building next. August 13th 11AM ET Tom Tensor × Shizzy Unchained The future of talking to anyone, anywhere, in any language might look a lot different than it does today. bittensor:native

The countdown has started. The age of blind faith in Google Ads is coming to an end. On 10 September - for the first time since Google Ads launched in October 2000 we will have the answer to the question that every Google ads manager has dreamed of. "What will happen if I do this?" The only way to find out. Make the change, cross your fingers, and hope for the best. In 34 days this is no longer a question. It's the result of a prediction model, that improves daily. And every advertiser who uses the model is about to be handed a huge unfair advantage that puts $ in their pocket. The clock is ticking.

Bittensor is about to delete a 25-year tech veteran's subnet, while he's still working on it. Not for failing, just for price. Popularity. Meanwhile the rules deciding which subnets get paid were rewritten three times in eight weeks. Oh, and teams who paid $5M for subnet slots were told they'd always been mispriced. No refunds. I've been invested in Bittensor for 18 months so I wrote down why I'm still here, and what I think needs to change: markcreaser.com/writing/chan…

Babelbit VS Google The voices you'll hear in the following clips are automatically translated from the same live German news broadcast. One version uses Google's Translation API, the other uses Babelbit's SOTA Language API. We'll let the results speak for themselves.

Vocence × BabelBit (SN59) 🤝 Two Bittensor subnets. One goal: making voice AI truly real-time. Excited to announce our partnership with @babelbit, SN59, the decentralized subnet focused on predictive speech-to-speech translation. BabelBit is tackling one of the biggest problems in live translation: latency. By predicting translations before a speaker finishes their sentence, SN59 aims to make cross-language conversations feel natural while preserving the emotion, tone, and context behind the speaker's voice. Vocence provides the voice intelligence layer — TTS, STT, voice cloning, voice design and real-time voice infrastructure. Together, we're exploring the full pipeline for real-time multilingual communication: Speech -> Predictive Translation -> Natural Voice -> Real-Time Conversation The vision is bigger than translation. Live global conferences. Broadcasting. AI voice agents. International calls. Gaming. Media. Any situation where people need to communicate across languages without waiting for the translation to catch up. Bittensor is building an open network of intelligence, and we're excited to work together to make that intelligence speak to the world. 🌎🎙️ SN78 × SN59 Vocence × BabelBit The future of voice is real-time.

We're Back, @bittensor! Same OG Team, Same OG Bunker, New Name! WildCommunist, WildMax & CapriciousSage are back at the helm with real-infra $TAO Validating, and we'd love your support! Delegate to our new vali WildSage Labs today (Amazing APY + 30day starting Take of just 3%)

Babelbit VS Google The voices you'll hear in the following clips are automatically translated from the same live German news broadcast. One version uses Google's Translation API, the other uses Babelbit's SOTA Language API. We'll let the results speak for themselves.

Absolute ALL STAR 🌟 team behind @babelbit subnet 59. Lots going on behind the scenes. I'm sure many will be impressed with what is coming. bittensor:native

It's been a very busy few weeks at Babelbit HQ. Here's our recent highlights if you missed any of what we're up to! Also stay tuned next week for a very important demo we've been working on that will highlight the potential of the technology we've been building and how it stands up against Google! $TAO 🧵 Thread below

Last week OpenAI announced their new voice model, allowing natural language interaction. This is hugely exciting for the Babelbit team, vindicating our business focus and strategy in the same sphere as the large investments by the centralised incumbents. We were asked whether this was a concern for us, and if this new model is competition, but OpenAI's new model is just a feature. We are building something fundamentally greater for long term business usage, that put simply, makes models better, and we are one of the few leading the way in technological innovation. Babelbit leverages open source language models, utilising the technological breakthroughs from our subnet in tandem, to to disrupt the largely fragmented multi-billion dollar interpreter industry. The subnet output is our secret sauce, creating a SOTA product for business integrations at scale. Expect a post soon running through how our stack works. $TAO