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 Trong quy trình tạo AI lồng tiếng phim Trung Quốc sang tiếng Việt , một số công cụ hoàn toàn miễn phí , còn vài cái có bản thương mại hoặc giới hạn miễn phí . Dưới đây là bảng tóm tắt rõ ràng: 🧠 Bảng tổng quan: Miễn phí vs Tính phí Bước Công cụ / lựa chọn Miễn phí? Ghi chú 🎧 Nhận diện giọng nói (ASR) OpenAI Whisper ✅ Miễn phí 100% (mã nguồn mở) Chạy local bằng GPU, không cần trả phí. WhisperX (đồng bộ thời gian) ✅ Miễn phí (mở mã nguồn) Chạy trên local; chỉ tốn tài nguyên GPU/CPU. 🌐 Dịch Trung → Việt (MT) MarianMT / OPUS-MT (Helsinki-NLP) ✅ Miễn phí Có thể chạy trên máy local hoặc dùng Hugging Face miễn phí (có giới hạn). DeepL / Google Translate API ⚠️ Có phí (sau hạn mức) Miễn phí vài nghìn ký tự/ngày, sau đó tính tiền. 🗣️ TTS tiếng Việt (Tạo giọng nói) Coqui TTS ✅ Miễn phí (mã nguồn mở) Có thể clone voice hoặc dùng giọng mặc định; cần GPU. VITS (Fine-tune) ✅ Miễn phí Cần GPU mạnh nếu muốn huấn luyện giọng riêng. Google Cloud TTS / Azure / ElevenLabs ⚠️ Có phí Có bản t...

April 25, 2025 | London – World leaders and energy experts have begun arriving at Lancaster House in London for the highly anticipated International Summit on the Future of Energy Security . The event, co-hosted by the UK Government and the International Energy Agency (IEA) , brings together ministers, executives, and climate policymakers to address the most pressing questions surrounding global energy stability and transition. Key speakers include UK Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero Ed Miliband and IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol , who will lead discussions on diversification, resilience, and sustainable development. However, the noticeable absence of the United States —one of the world's largest energy producers and consumers—has sparked widespread analysis and debate. Why the United States Did Not Attend 1. A Shift Toward Domestic Energy Sovereignty Under President Trump’s second term, the U.S. has taken a markedly domestic-first energy strategy , ...

  On April 24, 2025, President Donald J. Trump held a bilateral meeting with the Prime Minister of Norway at the White House. The meeting underscored not only the enduring partnership between the United States and Norway but also reflected strategic recalibrations amid shifting geopolitical dynamics. Security and NATO: Reinforcing the Northern Flank A central focus of the meeting was regional security and the future of NATO. President Trump reaffirmed the United States’ commitment to Article 5 of the NATO Charter, while encouraging Norway—strategically positioned in the Arctic region—to bolster its defense capabilities in light of increasing tensions with Russia in Northern Europe. The Norwegian Prime Minister emphasized the importance of a strong and cohesive NATO, especially as Europe faces mounting military and economic challenges. Both leaders agreed to enhance intelligence sharing and deepen cooperation in joint defense operations. Energy and Environment: Between Realism a...

In a stark warning delivered during a live press briefing, IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva outlined a troubling fiscal outlook for the global economy. As governments face the dual challenge of slowing growth and rising geopolitical tensions , one issue looms large: a surge in global public debt . 🔺 U.S. Tariffs as a Catalyst for Fiscal Stress Georgieva pointed directly to new, steep tariffs imposed by the United States as a key driver of financial strain. These tariffs — aimed largely at strategic sectors and trading partners — are expected to disrupt global trade flows , raise costs for import-dependent economies, and trigger retaliatory measures. Such disruptions, she explained, will reduce economic efficiency and weigh heavily on developing economies already grappling with debt servicing burdens. The IMF projects that global public debt will reach nearly 100% of GDP by 2030 , a level last seen during the peak of pandemic-era emergency spending. “This is not j...

  White House slams California over early release of DUI offender; affirms tough stance on China tariffs Washington, D.C. — April 24 – White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt on Wednesday strongly criticized the state of California for its decision to grant early prison release to an undocumented immigrant convicted in a deadly DUI case, reiterating President Donald Trump’s firm stance against illegal immigrant crime. Speaking during a press briefing, Leavitt said the administration is “outraged” over California’s move to release the individual—who had been convicted in the deaths of two Americans—before completing his full sentence. “This administration will not tolerate the release of dangerous individuals who have broken our laws and taken innocent lives,” Leavitt said. “President Trump is committed to protecting American families and enforcing immigration laws to their fullest extent.” The case, which has sparked national controversy, involves an illegal immigrant who...

  Mentions ongoing talks with China during impromptu appearance at White House Washington, D.C. — April 24 – President Donald Trump made brief remarks to reporters outside the White House on Wednesday, offering a short update on his trade agenda as he returned from inspecting possible locations for a new flag pole on the North Lawn. Speaking informally near the driveway, the president said his administration is “actively engaged” in trade negotiations with China and hinted at further developments in the coming weeks. “We’re in talks with China—serious talks,” Trump said. “We’re going to get a good deal, or we won’t do one. But progress is being made.” While he did not provide specific details or timelines, Trump’s comments come amid renewed tensions with Beijing over tariffs and trade imbalances. His administration has continued to use tariffs as a central tool in its economic policy, despite domestic pushback and international criticism. The president’s unscheduled remark...