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Hudson AI to provide AI dubbing for SBS\' \'Penthouse\' and \'Taxi Driver\'

AI media dubbing startup Hudson AI said on Tuesday it will work with SBS to apply AI-based English and Spanish subtitles and dubbing to major content including the dramas \'Penthouse\' and \'Taxi Driver\'. The company links the full localization process from subtitle translation to multilingual dubbing using media-focused AI technology. SBS said it is expanding the use of AI from production to global localization, including for overseas expansion.

Telecommunications & Media

K-content export bottleneck is dubbing; AI cuts costs sharply

HudsonAI CEO Shin Hyun-jin says language and cultural barriers are a key bottleneck for exporting Korean content because overseas viewers may avoid subtitles and prefer dubbing. The company uses AI translation and voice synthesis to localise video into more than 80 languages and says it can cut dubbing costs to less than half and shorten production time. Demand is rising with the growth of FAST services and corporate video localisation.

Telecommunications & Media

MSIT expands AI dubbing support to boost K-FAST after reaching 100 million viewers in 22 countries

South Korea\'s Ministry of Science and ICT will expand the K-FAST Alliance programme to support domestic free ad-supported streaming TV operators\' global expansion. The ministry and the Korea Association for ICT Promotion discussed this year\'s plan and shared results from an AI dubbing project. Participating firms developed an AI dubbing agent and localized about 1,200 K-content titles into English, Spanish and Portuguese, building 20 channels. The channels have been available in 22 countries via Samsung TV Plus and LG Channels, drawing about 100 million cumulative viewers.