Melania Trump launches a book in her voice using artificial intelligence.

In an unprecedented move, US First Lady Melania Trump has released the audio version of her memoir, "Melania, the Audiobook," using artificial intelligence (AI) technology, making her the first public figure to fully leverage this technology to release an audiobook in her digitally generated voice. The project represents the convergence of technological advancements and the publishing industry, opening the door to a new wave of unique audio content.

ElevenLabs accurately simulates Melania's voice... under her personal supervision.

The audio version of the memoir was produced using ElevenLabs AI, a company that specializes in converting text into digital voices that mimic the human voice with a high degree of realism. Melania's voice simulation process was directly supervised by her, enabling the release of multilingual versions—including English, Spanish, Hindi, and Portuguese—with her digital voice, expanding its global audience.

A massive advertising campaign and a personal experience that inspires listeners.

Melania has launched a massive promotional campaign in major American cities such as New York (Times Square), Los Angeles, and Miami, including massive billboards running for a month, in addition to a promotional video currently in production. In a statement to Fox News Digital, she expressed her pride in this pioneering experience, saying, "I am proud to be at the forefront of this new field of publishing," emphasizing that digital audio provides listeners with a personal and private experience.

From Writing to Digital Transformation: Melania's Memoir Journey

Melania Trump recounted her experience writing the memoir, describing it as a journey filled with emotions and personal reflection. She emphasized that every story in the book played a role in shaping who she was. Although the writing process was challenging, she found it inspiring and empowering. The audio memoirs are currently available on MelaniaTrump.com, with plans to release multiple translations later this year to expand access to a global audience.