First lady Melania Trump announced on May 22 that she used AI to replicate her voice in order to narrate her 2024 memoir, 'Melania.' The new AI audiobook is 7 hours long and selling for $25

Melania Trump is embracing "the future of publishing" with her latest project. The First Lady Melania is introducing her bold new venture, the release of an AI-narrated audiobook of her 2024 memoir, 'Melania.

First lady Melania Trump has been warning of the danger of AI deepfakes – now she's releasing an audiobook narrated by an AI-generated version of her own voice.

US President Trump signed a series of orders on Friday to massively expand nuclear energy in the US. The country is already the world's largest producer of nuclear power. However, many of the plants are considered outdated.

Melania Trump is getting flak after releasing the new audiobook for her memoir. Trump shared the video announcement on her social media pages along with […]

Titled "Melania," Trump says that her audiobook is "narrated entirely using artificial intelligence in my own voice," calling it the "future of publishing."

First lady Melania Trump is turning to artificial intelligence for the release of the audiobook version of her memoir with a "replica" of her voice narrating her story.

Melania Trump is charging fans $25 to buy her new audiobook, which is narrated by an artificial intelligence version of her voice. The release, touted as a “new frontier” in publishing by the first lady,

President Trump is in a tight spot. Amid the global race to dominate artificial intelligence (AI), Trump is facing growing pressure to withhold emerging American technology from foreign adversaries while making sure U.

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The budget reconciliation bill still needs to be approved by the Senate, where some Republicans have voiced concerns with aspects of the text. But with President Donald Trump pushing for its passage into law,

Melania Trump’s choice to put AI and its use in media creation on a bigger stage hints at the bigger role AI may soon play in creating news articles and videos while raising questions about whether media jobs will survive the change.