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New Flagship Grok Voices

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xAI on July 6 announced the release of 21 new flagship voices for Grok Voice. The announcement stated that the new voices join the original five and that all of them are multilingual. They are available now in the realtime Voice Agent API, the Text to Speech API, and the new Grok Voice Agent Builder. The company said the release includes new multilingual voices for Grok Voice, plus improved naturalness for the original five. The newcomers listed in the announcement are Lumen, Castor, Naksh, Atlas, Carina, Zagan, Helix, Orion, Luna, Wellness and Support. One description in the release noted voices that are soft, empathetic, and soothing. The update was posted on the company's news page at x.ai/news/new-flagship-voices.
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