ElevenLabs, an AI voice-focused startup, announced on the 10th that it will offer its latest dubbing AI model, "Dubbing v2," via an application programming interface (API). The model, which reproduces the original voice's emotions as-is, was first released in May as a user interface version. With the API release, developers and corporations can now directly link and integrate it into their own products and workflows. The model adopts an audio-to-audio architecture that converts voice directly to voice, generating voice output directly from the input voice, unlike the conventional "speech recognition → translation → speech synthesis (clone voice)" method, allowing it to faithfully reflect the original's emotional expression. "Dubbing v2" supports 92 languages, including Korean and Japanese. ElevenLabs expects the model to be used for localizing game characters, producing multilingual marketing videos, and distributing films and drama overseas. An ElevenLabs official said, "When K-content expands overseas, we expect two-way use, including high-quality multilingual dubbing and Korean dubbing of leading overseas content."