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Title	Of course. The year was 1961 in Murray Hill, New Jersey. There were two main programmers. John L. Kelly Jr and Carol Lockbaum both worked on the development of text to human speech. They programmed the recordings by using punched cards containing the names of speaking sounds.
Board	IBM 7094 [ 1961 - Speech Synthesis - Ov2 Super ] SQ TTS Computer AI Voice
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Of course. The year was 1961 in Murray Hill, New Jersey. There were two main programmers. John L. Kelly Jr and Carol Lockbaum both worked on the development of text to human speech. They programmed the recordings by using punched cards containing the names of speaking sounds.

Of course. The year was 1961 in Murray Hill, New Jersey. There were two main programmers. John L. Kelly Jr and Carol Lockbaum both worked on the development of text to human speech. They programmed the recordings by using punched cards containing the names of speaking sounds.

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Of course. The year was 1961 in Murray Hill, New Jersey. There were two main programmers. John L. Kelly Jr and Carol Lockbaum both worked on the development of text to human speech. They programmed the recordings by using punched cards containing the names of speaking sounds.
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