AI software allows radio stations to create fake listener calls
The software, released by Benztown this week, allows radio stations to create realistic “listener audio” using artificial intelligence tools.
Cumulus Media ($CMLS) is a national owner and operator of local AM and FM radio stations in the United States. As of 2019, the company operated over 400 stations in 90 metropolitan areas. Cumulus is based in Atlanta, Georgia.
The software, released by Benztown this week, allows radio stations to create realistic “listener audio” using artificial intelligence tools.
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