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Me, Myself, and My Voice: Exploring Cultural and Linguistic Identity in AAC AI-generated Voices
Voice is a central element of identity. We recognize people by their voice, and we uniquely express who we are with it. For people who rely on augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) systems, such as speech-generating devices (SGD), the device's voice becomes an identity marker others assoc
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