Voicemod launches Key Pocket, bringing voice changing to phones and consoles

Voicemod has launched Key Pocket, a MagSafe device that brings real-time voice changing and soundboards to phones, consoles and social apps without a PC, on sale in the United States with Europe to follow. Article 50 of the AI Act has required providers of systems generating synthetic audio to mark the output in a machine-readable format since 2 August.

Voicemod has launched Key Pocket, a palm-sized device that brings real-time voice changing and soundboards to phones, consoles and social apps without a PC, the company said. It is on sale in the United States, with Europe to follow.

Voicemod is based in Valencia and says 5.7 million people use its software every month. Jaime Bosch, its founder and chief executive, calls voice one of the last untapped layers of digital identity.

The device exists because of an operating system limit. Phones generally do not let one app process microphone...

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