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2/10. When we talk we may sound very different from one another, but a common language underlies the workings of the human vocal tract. Taking this principle, and applying modern physics, scientists have for the first time reproduced human speech sounds that could revolutionise speech-recognition technology. Plus more news from the world of science and technology with Geoff WattS. Producers Anna Buckley and Beth Eastwood

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Unknown:
Geoff Watts.
Producers:
Anna Buckley
Producers:
Beth Eastwood
Source: Radio Times

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