Deepbrain AI Joins Global K-FAST Alliance, Leveraging AI Dubbing Technology

Deepbrain AI Takes the Lead in Globalizing K-Content… Joins ‘Global K-FAST Alliance’ Deepbrain AI, a South Korean generative AI specialist, has emerged as a key player in the global expansion of K-content by joining the ‘Global K-FAST Alliance,’ spearheaded by the Ministry of Science and ICT. This alliance is a public-private partnership aimed at enhancing the competitiveness of Korean FAST (Free Ad-supported Streaming TV) and spreading K-channels worldwide in the global FAST market, which is projected to grow to 12 billion dollars (approximately 17 trillion won) by 2027. Through this partnership, Deepbrain AI will play a pivotal role in breaking down the language barrier for K-content. The company plans to provide AI-based dubbing technology to meet the demand of overseas viewers who prefer dubbing over subtitles, thereby maximizing viewing immersion and helping K-content naturally blend into local viewing environments. Notably, Deepbrain AI's AI dubbing technology supports over 150 languages, and it meticulously reflects regional accents, pronunciation characteristics, and rich emotional expressions, delivering the content's message and emotion with vocalization familiar to local audiences. This goes beyond simple voice conversion, allowing the essential charm of the content to be fully maintained and reach global viewers. Deepbrain AI has already demonstrated its technological prowess and operational stability by being utilized in content production for foreigners by educational and public institutions. As a leader in multilingual voice and video synthesis, including AI anchors, the company is expected to create powerful synergies in the localization and global spread of K-content. Jang Se-young, CEO of Deepbrain AI, stated, "AI dubbing is a core technology that goes beyond simple translation to naturally convey the emotions and messages of content." He added, "We will take the lead in breaking down language barriers with advanced AI dubbing technology and creating an environment where K-content can be consumed anywhere in the world."