Every Language. Comprende?

Last week, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg hosted the company's 'Meta Connect' conference focused on their new Orion AR glasses.

But you may have missed perhaps something even bigger:

But first, let's set the scene.

There are approximately 7,000 languages spoken around the world today.

• English. 1.515 billion.

• Mandarin Chinese. 1.140 billion.

• Hindi. 609 million.

• Spanish. 559 million.

• Standard Arabic. 332 million.

• French. 312 million.

• Bengali. 278 million.

• Portuguese. 264 million.

ChatGPT tells me English speakers are actually a fraction of the world's languages spoken.

The opportunity there for content creators is absolutely huge.

Some people are already ahead of the curve.

MrBeast has embraced the power of multi-language audio, dubbing his videos into several languages, including but not limited to Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, French, Japanese, Arabic, and Hindi.

Comprende?

Back to Zuck and Meta.

Essentially then, with Meta AI's new translation, you can record videos and have them automatically dubbed into any language you want.

Everyone will be able to reach every language spoken, at zero cost.

Let's take India for example. India is a highly linguistically diverse country, with 122 major languages and 1,599 other languages recognized in the 2001 Census of India.

- 22 official languages Hindi, Bengali, Telugu, Marathi, Tamil, Urdu, and others.

- Hindi is the most widely spoken language in India.

- Followed by Bengali, Telugu, and Marathi.

And here's Meta AI translation in action.

This demo shows that AI translation and dubbing is already nearly perfect in language, tone and speed.

Soon, every content will be automatically translated to every language known to man (almost).

The reach of creators is about to grow exponentially, but so is the competition.

Take this in. And think about where your content can have the biggest impact.