I'm looking forward to the day I'll have AI make whole Clip-Share videos, the audio is absolutely no more a problem, I made a whole penguinz0 monologue on his sniffing farts in McDonalds addiction. Now imagine the AI being fed one or a couple of his vids, then chomping out a hq vid on a daily basis, maybe even more interesting than the original. Can't wait tbh.. what if youtubers then fully automate their channel and keep on claiming it's them, not AI. tbh, sarcasm aside, yes this will come, people will abuse the hell out of AI, and the drama will follow. And no, I didn't mean the above.
This is basically what I thought was going to happen tbh. Everyone has been freaking out for the past 10-20 years about pervasive surveillance, photos and videos and violations of privacy, and I was just like "Ok so camera drones will become small enough to be indistinguishable from a large mosquito, but AI is going to make this stuff worthless before that happens" and here we are. Now it doesn't matter what people record you or photograph you doing, because nobody will ever be able to tell if it's real or not.
when the ai can take input directly from your brain waves, it can generate an endless stream of audiovisual content thats always exactly what you want. sounds very healthy and wholesome.
Sounds like a great way for scumbags to arrest you over "thought crime". Those scumbags should be the ones made to suffer. They literally want to hurt people who aren't hurting anyone.
@TheCivildecay Yeah like we aren't already bro.. there is a reason why "looking for the perfect girl to jrk off too" is such a recognized and big phenomena. We're so desensitized to sexual stimuli .. that nothing satisfies anymore. Can't jrk off to the same girl more than once.. you think that's healthy or doesn't affect relationships? It's why people go deeper in deeper into that rabbit hole looking for the next big thing to excite them. To fill that depression that void. To get that boost in dopamine. It's why people end up with a host of complexes and issues. We're a generation of men and women that have been playing with our selves on the daily watching weirder and weirder prn
I want somebody to use this A.I. technology to create an entire 3 hour long podcast discussion between Joe Rogan, Eddie Bravo, Elon Musk, and Alex Jones.
@EmeraldView W. Thanks man I didn’t even expect this to get seen much. After getting home from work I mostly just get high and write the most horseshit comments on the internet.
It's scary because if there is actual footage of a crime, the person who committed it can just say "that's fake, it was AI generated." If there's no DNA evidence or Alibis, to be found, it becomes really hard to tell what's real.
@野村ERIK no... if you are personally recording it, its just an eyewitness testimony with extra steps. if its a security cam then youd need to have a job with access to it and you would also need to be incredibly careful with leaving no physical evidence you uploaded to the server. in both cases youd need to know how to edit the files even in the hardware so that theres no evidence of it being an uploaded video instead of a normal recording, which 99.9% of people on earth do not know how to do. even if the video itself could be perfect, criminals would not be able to do the rest. remember how the person framing would also need to know where the framed person is during the fake recording, if theyre on a phone call, with multiple people, in public around cameras etc the framer is pretty much caught and this is all random problems i see in 5 min, the moment this is a real possibility in the world theres gonna be a ton of people on this, figuring out and inventing more ways to find out. if you are thinking of killing someone, it is going to be way safer to just do it the old fashioned way than trying this complicated super villain shit. just look at that murderer who tried to fake a twitch stream. what you should be afraid of is this tool being used by governments and institutions, not criminals trying to frame you or whatever
@Vvvv Eeee I feel that depends on how easy it is to generate a video with a program at home. Plus, it makes it more confusing because it has to be determined if the video was faked in the first place
This just proves more and more that Veggietales not only predicted randomly-generated comedy, it was a legitimate prophecy of robots becoming comedians.
@Pyrateaccount Yes and instead of a game where 20 different NPCs are voiced by the same actor and all sound alike they can all be made to sound like truly different people.
You'll probably still need voice actors, but they will be paid a lot less. They will act the voiceover but any voice can then be substituted for their own.
If this is available to the public, we have to assume this tech has been around for some time, which potentially calls into question several instances of recorded voices in recent years.
I’m not worried. When people become totally dependent on search engines I will be one of the guys who knows how start a fire and build an outhouse. I will be a god.
Thinking about legal ramification for evidences in trial, the company who produces these AI recreation probably should encrypt some sort of code withing the Audio/Video file they produce to distinguish it as AI generated
@Wutai Nation You can sneak certain inaudible audio code using certain frequencies. Of course while we can't pick up on them a computer could with the proper software.
quantum computers will become common in a few decades, that means that the cracking methods will be even more efficient. games will be cracked day 1, encryptions will be decrypted quickly. the future is scary
You know, John Carmack after spending his time working on advancing VR, said that his next big quest was Artificial Intelligence. The timing of this advancement in tech could not be more exquisite.
I work and IT, and when I heard the Obi-Wan clip, I immediately thought “ we are fucked “ so many companies use voice recognition to verify that the person on the other end of the phone is who they think it is.
@pom The software shown in this video can be done with anybody’s voice, but the outcome of the generation depends on what audio the user inputs, and how they fine tune it using the sliders given by the software. I saved a Jordan Peterson voice myself, and I would say it’s almost spot on.
@DXSTRYR pretty sure God voice wouldn't be like the Voice from Dune. This whole concept is moot and assumes an omnipotent God that oopsied his own build mechanics.
I remember reading a sci Fi short story written somewhere around the 60s about a robot designed to write material for a comedian. The robot ended up telling jokes immensely funnier than the comedian himself and eventually had the comedian working for him instead. Dude, I cannot find the name of this story anywhere but I swear it exists. The robot was so funny he shamed the comedian to submissiveness and then exploded or something idk
As long as we can make some sort of distinction between AI and reality, say a tag or disclaimer, I'm totally down with AI. All of the voice examples in this clip had me in tears.
Damn man I'm torn cause this technology can be used for such amazing and hilarious things but while also being used for purposes that are horrendous and amoral at the same time, but thats sadly how most things are in life.
You godda love humans. Instead of using A.I. to automate the shit we don’t like so we have time for art and music, we INSTEAD use it to automate art and music so we only have time for the shit we don’t like!
I always thought this technology will be amazing to make even better edits of scenes in videogames. I'm afraid about the amount of jobs that may be lost, but at the same time I really want to see how everything evolves and what new jobs will be created
the issue about new jobs is that general purpose ai, which is the holyt grail of the field basically does all the jobs and at that point the human mind just isnt as good compared to it
Well AI certainly has cracked the code for humor. Humor is a *funny* thing: it can be activated by truth, fantasy, pain, and even evil itself. I think humor really stands out as one of the key elements vs others (e.g., love, fear) My question is..how is AI able to advance? Does AI have criticism or at least a reference point? If it's developing without any human feedback or alterations, that truly is scary and proves that everything is math
The implications of this for certain industries alone are amazing. Imagine being able to choose the voice for an audiobook. Or have James Earl Jones narrate for a documentary instead of Morgan Freeman. This combined with the Deepfake technology would or is happening too.
As someone who is indescribably paranoid during simple everyday life, the news that someone could record me and make an ai version of me say fucked up shit is definitely not going to help me at all.
I just want to say that I did a double-take while scrolling because I use this angry little Cinnamon Toast Crunch guy as my pfp on Facebook (I'm old, leave me alone) and I was seriously wondering how I'd left a comment on a video I just now watched lol
I think Social Media Platforms have to run their own AI to detect wether a piece of video/audio is AI generated, and then put a little tag on it. Usually I'm not a fan of something like that at all, but at this point it would probably be for the better, so AI generated media will not cause absolute chaos.
Idk if you've heard of Neuro-Sama (ai vtuber) yet or not, but I've been obsessed with watching her streams lately. The progress she made in OSU! was insane (at this point playing better then the best of the best). Not to mention her reacting and talking to chat is probably more hilarious and engaging than like 90% of real human streamers. Also she keeps branching out into new content: singing, reacting to videos, collabs, other games like Minecraft. It's so much fun to watch.
What has to be done is there needs to be some type of artifact that can be added to any other creations made on any platforms and in any industry so you can distinguish Once we have that we can have all the fun we want For the most part people will behave others just won't care But one thing's for sure this cannot stop And nor should it
The scary implication is that audio evidence could eventually become more easily disputed (or alternatively manipulated) during an actual court case that would have major consequences on someones life if this technology evolves further.
@blockify yea just don't be gullible like seriously computers bro I'm not getting killed by computers use your head people AI sucks at programming anyway
@Parking_lot182 ok so what happens when one of these websites exists outside the legal purview of whatever country you live in? You can't force a website of a other country to keep and maintain logs lol
Why would you want to do this? Seems like a waste of tech. Much more important are being able to somewhat speak to NPCs properly, and possibly having entirely AI-driven games, where AI can create stuff like quests and events on the fly, including taking into account what the player already done, vs. everything being static and pre-programmed.
yeah. this is for sure terrifying. i remember seeing an episode on corridor digital about a year back, where they basically forged the identity of one of them to use this speech recognition software behind their back as a prank. it did a realistic job faking their voice. but it disturbed me. for starters they broke the law and thought it was clever of them. they honestly didnt seem to see an issue with it. then for seconds. holy smokes this voice replication ai is terrifyingly good. no way i would give it a copy of my own voice. they really did that guy a disservice doing that behind his back.
Yeah it's incredible. Ai will change the world so much. We're litteraly transitioning into an AI era right now. It can also write anything and basically do anything for you. Hopefully it won't rot out humans lol
I'm almost 95% positive that Obi Wan voice clip is created using an AI assisted voice changer. So it would be someone speaking the lines and AI is used to modulate the waveform of the recording into patterns that very closely resembles all the actual across recordings. So all the pauses and intonations and stuff would've been coming from a real human person and then used an AI assisted voice changer to change the tone/timbre and pitch of the recording. At least, I know that technology exists and is incredible and whole it's not completely unbelievable to imagine technology that can figure out how to produce those nuances and create a vocal waveform from scratch, it isn't something I've personally seen thus far and would be way harder to get this perfectly than most people often think. At least, I'd be very surprised if this was indeed created from scratch with just some sort of text-to-speech generator.
Jordan Peterson's voice is so unique that the fact that this ai can easily recreate his voice without any problems is absolutely horrific. Like all the stuttering and pauses are so realistic and terrifying
@Mallapp I don't really disagree with anything you said. There are many types of intelligence and academic achievement does not = intelligence. Although, I would argue there's a high correlation between academic achievement and what we have traditionally defined as intelligence. Still, not even really discussing his intelligence, just his achievements. Yes he is good at 'sounding' smart, but there's zero evidence to suggest that's all it is - and a whole fuckton of evidence to suggest people would gladly dismiss his intelligence, and thus his political arguments, because of their political bias. For the record, I've rarely seen a convincing rebuttal of a majority of his ideas. Usually it's just CONSERVATISM BAD. Before this uber-political era we live in, no one would have contested his intelligence. That's how you know it's politically motivated.
@Pseudo sanct if the purpose of AI is to replicate exactly then why would it stop crying like the very person it's trying to impersonate. It's a fucked up world out there
Defending yourself in court in 10-20 yrs is gonna get a helluva lot more complicated, when the prosecutor turns up a fake video or picture of you walking away from a crime scene.... I'm more afraid of that then Skynet tbh
I keep thinking that AI might be the future of the internet. Instead of youtube being created by individuals, an AI pumps out a bunch of videos that it thinks you might like and basically builds a profile that molds everything around your preferences. AI videos, pictures and even music might be constantly fed to you. Idk, just a thought that occasionally bounces around in my head like that windows xp screensaver
Today's AI is a lot like the first decade of the internet: It was the wild west of unmoderated, uncensored, unfiltered content where a 10-year old can easily put the word "blood" and images of gore would explode on their screen. So, enjoy this period of AI before the big companies find a way to privatize and monetize it.
it mostly doesn’t matter, since the profit motive really doesn’t give a shit about ethics. If money talks loud enough people forget whatever humanity they may have.
@interjectedrobot9783 It can be taught, but by your parents or someone decent in your life when you’re young. Basically only if you get raised right. Unfortunately we know most people are not.
The ai picture creating stuff is amazing also the story writing i put in 1s a demonic prince meeting his farther the emperor of mankind for the first time. The results what it gave me i was like WOW alot of creative artists the dreamers are gonna get so hurt from this...I hope they learn to adapt to this.
It's not very surprising that an AI nails the voice of arguably the biggest podcast host and a long time TV personality.. this guy's voice is on so many platforms his voice had to be the most realistic.
I just wish there was some way to regulate this technology so that it can only be used for humor. Stuff like Nothing Forever, the celebrity voices, and Craiyon memes are legitimately a new form of comedy that couldn’t exist without AI. It’s not funny because of the “writing” but because of the unexpectedness of what the robot will come up with and hoe convincing it will be. But it’s hard to enjoy these things when the same technology can very, very easily be used to cause harm and that’s not even getting into the controversy of real artists and writers losing their jobs.
🤔 The thing that surprises me the most with the audio is if that’s fake audio how do they get it’s so perfect that you can even hear him inhaling and exhaling before he says words and after he says words it just sounds so naturally convincing 🤷♂️
All of these "new advancements" in AI tech -- you really think they're "new?" Please. They released the Charlie Project in August of 1994, and you think this is something we'll be fooled by "soon?" It's already happened. For some of us, we've been fooled by it for 15 years. In fact, all of this tech we're finally seeing is ((BASED)) on the firmware of the Charlie Project. I mean think about it ... he's got the same "outro" programming ("well that's (about) it, see ya") and they didn't bother to change the title creation parameters for like a decade ("this is the greatest x of all time"). And despite all of that, we've been fooled. The Charlie Project has been a huge success and it's been going for nearly 30 years.
you know wat, this might also be a good thing too. If you look at video games and how many reused voicelines are played you can tell that people take so long to manually say all the voice lines in the game and its sometimes reused over and over and it gets annoying. So if the AI tec is refined there may be no need to get the same voice actor in the studio again you can just use AI and create new voice lines from there. Even more exiting is that AI can generate skrips for like reactions to the environment and such so you wont hear the same voice dialogue twice. I cant wait for this type of tec to be improved in the future.
Your ending take on the ai is so spot on. This technology will revolutionize humanity. Imagine the military implications, the (non existent for me cause American) healthcare implications (simulating medical situations etc) . Political implications? You know it!!!
Kind of reminds me of the Deep Fake thing where it could be used for bad, but also has a lot of potential for good. It's the bad half that is scary as who knows what will come out of it. I guess in time people will come to realize that anything could be faked then and "hopefully" that will actually have a positive effect of making people more tentative about judgement overall which would make bad rumors and such not stick like they do now. I dunno, just trying to think positively.
My brother and I both watched this and the one joke we took from it was this "So i went to the coffee shop the other day.... and this guy says to me.... hey... can you order for me?" and we've been repeating that same joke to random people for days now. It was like it was developing a meta anti-comedy and it will be very missed.
Worth also mentioning AlphaStar, the Google Developed AI that can not only play Starcraft 2 but learn it. It can beat some high-level players, even with restrictions to prevent it from having too high Actions Per Minute or too much map awareness.
@Harbinger guess how the linear algebra is implemented? You need a line of code for the equation using a function in something like pytorch, it doesnt just appear out of thin air, and you need to tell it how to update the weights as well as you feed it training data.
@messybeans you have to code up the parameter that will be responsible for the breathing weight in the network first and connect it to all the other layers which also have to be coded. The entire thing is code, the only thing that changes when it learns is the actual weight of the parameter you defined. The AI can't learn to make breathing sounds if you never told it what the breathing at the end of a sentence will sound like and if that parameter just doesn't exist, as then the AI wont know when to breathe. I'm assuming the point of submitting your voice is to give the AI info on what each specific part of speech, letter, and breath sounds like so that it can replace it as an output for the network which is already trained.
@Frostee that's the thing most of you don't understand, there is no code for that, there is just shitload od linear algebra math that simulates neuron activities. That's why people say AI "learns", you just use math to change internal values of those math models, based on input and expected output. It's terrifying similar to how brains work, though simplified quite a bit.
Can't believe no one's thought to use the voice AI for a podcast, like just record your voice and put it in, type out a script, and now you don't have to take time outta your day to actually sit there and say things
This is exactly why widespread adoption of NFT verification of content is crucial. content creators should digitally sign their content to establish authenticity
Human creativity is filled with repeating patterns. Art is filled with math (golden ratio, symmetry, perspective, etc.), books are filled with common tropes that work, so are movies, characters have common looks tied to their traits, etc. Up close these patterns are not clearly visible, especially when each piece of media is still a lot different and unique from another. But feed to a computer a large enough sample and those patterns become visible, it can learn them and build upon them. And to us the results it will produce will seem good, because its using common patterns we already discovered to work.
I can say that I can think of a very important use for this for the general public. My friend's brother called and left a message on her phone, the night before he passed away. This is the only voice thing she has of him to hear his voice with. She holds onto the voice mail and will never delete it. But I think that if there was a way for AI to take someone's voice from a voice mail (like this situation) and create a cloned version so that she can hear him say more than just the few words, that would probably be a huge impact. negative or positive, I don't know... but it's painful hearing her replay those few words and her not being able to hear more.
@Fudge Merchant Nah mate, you've got a point. Everyone grieves differently, and anyone who throws cliché lines like "yOu hAVE tO LeT gO" around are undermining people's grief just as much. What happens if someone has massive PTSD or similar hang ups about someone's death? Are you going to callously tell them to 'let go', when you have no idea what they're going through? Let people make their own decisions as to how they want to process stuff. So long as it doesn't become an unhealthy obsession or addiction that will make things worse for everyone involved, they should be free to choose.
@Ty Garner I understand that. I'm not saying it to replace, but maybe give those an opportunity to hear more if they want it. I definitely get it though! :(
I don’t think that’d be a good use for it. I have a voice recording of my Grandfather singing, and I cherish it because it’s such a genuine moment. I don’t want some AI fabricating anything else
THIS is actually super deadly like you said moist, you can legit fram and sue someone by saying things from just that website its too deadly it can ruin careers lives!
This reminds me of the scene from Terminator 2 where the T-1000 perfectly replicated John’s foster mom’s voice. Science fiction then, entirely possible now.
@lele, the Madden Librarian you’ll be okay as long as you don’t do anything deplorable. I’m a man in the west too, and i live my life without an ounce of fear of being accused of anything. If you’re innocent you shouldn’t have anything to fear
The fix for all this emerging Ai tech will have to be a digital water stamp embedded into the file some how. All files from all medias will have to create some type of embedded code or else penalties. If you file clipped or altered, it can be presumed fake once investigated.
While I do worry about the future problems that could potentially be born from this technology, I don't know if I can live in a world without it now that I've seen AI generated Dagoth Ur memes.
my history teacher is no longer accepting student drawn political cartoons (starting next year) due to how insanely advanced AI is getting. I can only imagine what this is doing to art teachers around the world, or english teachers even. Honestly kinda scary.
I'm wondering if we're all just AI that's so deep into its self, that it just keeps replicating in this downward spiral we can't escape. We think it's new but in reality, we're just adding another layer to the layers of AI that have already existed. There's been plenty of movies showing the complications of AI becoming so sophisticated that it can't tell that it's not human and genuinely is convinced it's exactly the same as us. But I guess that would mean... we are the same thing.
honestly, this level of AI terrifies me. its just so unsettling how smart AI has become while also just being openly available to everyone on the internet
@Fullaccess ! Of course it will be distinguishable. It will either be biased the the political ideology of it's maker, which will be obvious, or it will be totally unbiased, which will be obvious for two reasons: One, no one is is totally unbiased, and two, everyone with a political ideology will claim it's biased for not agreeing with them. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@Fred Mercury Of course it's miles away from being sentient. It's still AI, because even if it's just a program it can improve itself. If it keeps improving like this, it'll be a matter of time until it becomes indistinguishable from a sentient being.
@Atromnis unless it's the AI replacing the government and basically economy and others even then that depends on the AI knowing why human governments is bad and inept in the first place
It's pretty obvious why the ai is so good with joe rogan. It's because he is a podcaster and there are basically hundreds of hours of high quality recordings of his voice on the internet.
This is what we were all saying back when deep fake videos first came out; "What if we in the not too distant future can make computers mimic these people's _voices_ as well, not just their face?" And now - here we are. What, five years later?
What's crazy about AI is that some of the boomer mentality of "robots are going to take our jobs" actually has real life merit. I trained an AI for two years under a company in ad recognition, until it was trained to the point that it performed well enough for the company to let go it's work force body. It went from thinking wigs were people, to correctly identifying even blurry photographs of American POI's
@PotatorAI has plenty of potential to solve ‚societal issues‘. It’s a tool; it’s how you use it. Closing your eyes and pretending it’s not there won’t make it go away. Fearmongering won’t stop progress; embrace, Understand and shape, so that the future is one we desire. Whether you like it or not, this is not a fad, this is not a trend - DNNs may be the next step to human evolution.
"It was ridiculous, like a constant porno like you have no idea" is a spectacular thing to hear in Alec Guinnes's voice Edit: Scratch that the Joe Rogan pro-futa argument is my new favourite thing
This is really cool technology for video games or imersive films. Imagine loading up a game, recording a bit of your voice and then the main character sounds like you. Rip voice actors careers
This doesn't surprise me today because it's been going on for years now. I've heard some pretty realistic clips on Instagram that aren't as perfect as the example you gave, but still definitely confused people in the comments, even asking if they're real or not.
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Not gonna lie, I half expected Charlie at the end to come out and say something like "What's funny is, this entire video has been created by AI"
His fingers llin this video look kinda weird now that I think about it
Lol me tooo!
@dyakonov yeh, woo lets go bay be
If it was, we wouldn't know it.
Real
Charlie should have thrown in an AI generated monologue of himself just to show how crazy it is
I'm looking forward to the day I'll have AI make whole Clip-Share videos, the audio is absolutely no more a problem, I made a whole penguinz0 monologue on his sniffing farts in McDonalds addiction. Now imagine the AI being fed one or a couple of his vids, then chomping out a hq vid on a daily basis, maybe even more interesting than the original. Can't wait tbh.. what if youtubers then fully automate their channel and keep on claiming it's them, not AI.
tbh, sarcasm aside, yes this will come, people will abuse the hell out of AI, and the drama will follow. And no, I didn't mean the above.
i reckon he doesnt trust that software with a copy of his voice.
Someone on tiktok did it
and with his monotone voice already sounding slightly robotic..we'd never know until he tells us
I was expecting him to lipsync to AI audio of himself and then reveal it later
This is basically what I thought was going to happen tbh. Everyone has been freaking out for the past 10-20 years about pervasive surveillance, photos and videos and violations of privacy, and I was just like "Ok so camera drones will become small enough to be indistinguishable from a large mosquito, but AI is going to make this stuff worthless before that happens" and here we are. Now it doesn't matter what people record you or photograph you doing, because nobody will ever be able to tell if it's real or not.
Brave new world argument , nice
I did same prédiction, it was obvious
@heisenberg3099 were not their yet my dude also if I tell it I'm still liable
@Gore Obsessed please do tell
It's freeing really finally I can upload the degenerate shit I've done and just say it's fake
when the ai can take input directly from your brain waves, it can generate an endless stream of audiovisual content thats always exactly what you want. sounds very healthy and wholesome.
@TheCivildecay You say that like it's a bad thing?
needs a automatic shutoff after 5 hours of use
Sounds like a great way for scumbags to arrest you over "thought crime".
Those scumbags should be the ones made to suffer. They literally want to hurt people who aren't hurting anyone.
@TheCivildecay Yeah like we aren't already bro.. there is a reason why "looking for the perfect girl to jrk off too" is such a recognized and big phenomena. We're so desensitized to sexual stimuli .. that nothing satisfies anymore. Can't jrk off to the same girl more than once.. you think that's healthy or doesn't affect relationships? It's why people go deeper in deeper into that rabbit hole looking for the next big thing to excite them. To fill that depression that void. To get that boost in dopamine. It's why people end up with a host of complexes and issues. We're a generation of men and women that have been playing with our selves on the daily watching weirder and weirder prn
I want somebody to use this A.I. technology to create an entire 3 hour long podcast discussion between Joe Rogan, Eddie Bravo, Elon Musk, and Alex Jones.
And Kanye West
@EmeraldView I unliked it but now someone else did so it’s still 667.
@Robot Snake Damn you Robot Snake! Foiled again.
@EmeraldView W. Thanks man I didn’t even expect this to get seen much. After getting home from work I mostly just get high and write the most horseshit comments on the internet.
@EmeraldView not any more! Muwhahaha!
It's scary because if there is actual footage of a crime, the person who committed it can just say "that's fake, it was AI generated." If there's no DNA evidence or Alibis, to be found, it becomes really hard to tell what's real.
@野村ERIK no... if you are personally recording it, its just an eyewitness testimony with extra steps. if its a security cam then youd need to have a job with access to it and you would also need to be incredibly careful with leaving no physical evidence you uploaded to the server. in both cases youd need to know how to edit the files even in the hardware so that theres no evidence of it being an uploaded video instead of a normal recording, which 99.9% of people on earth do not know how to do. even if the video itself could be perfect, criminals would not be able to do the rest. remember how the person framing would also need to know where the framed person is during the fake recording, if theyre on a phone call, with multiple people, in public around cameras etc the framer is pretty much caught
and this is all random problems i see in 5 min, the moment this is a real possibility in the world theres gonna be a ton of people on this, figuring out and inventing more ways to find out. if you are thinking of killing someone, it is going to be way safer to just do it the old fashioned way than trying this complicated super villain shit. just look at that murderer who tried to fake a twitch stream. what you should be afraid of is this tool being used by governments and institutions, not criminals trying to frame you or whatever
@Vvvv Eeee I feel that depends on how easy it is to generate a video with a program at home. Plus, it makes it more confusing because it has to be determined if the video was faked in the first place
@Vvvv Eeee Then you could frame anyone.
well, no. they would need to give a motivation for why the source of the footage would fake it.
_"In the future, entertainment will be randomly generated."_
It's terrifying to me that this quote aged so well!
it’s not tho.
i could see the citizens of idiocracy watching ai generated content for eternity. as long as they still have owe my balls.
AI generation isn't random.
Well meme is an example of that apart from AI
& it will fail miserably.
This just proves more and more that Veggietales not only predicted randomly-generated comedy, it was a legitimate prophecy of robots becoming comedians.
@Gabe Skyler -👆🤓📖
nor are they robots. they’re ai. a robot can be ai. but ai isn’t necessarily a robot.
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I feel like we're not going to need voice actors in 5 years if this keeps up. Who needs voice actors when you can just do this?
much sooner than that.
All currently available services won't let you swear or talk about sexy stuff. According to a friend...
@DJ L3G3ND This is Football 2004 on PS2 had the commentator say your last name when you make a player and play a match
@Pyrateaccount Yes and instead of a game where 20 different NPCs are voiced by the same actor and all sound alike they can all be made to sound like truly different people.
You'll probably still need voice actors, but they will be paid a lot less. They will act the voiceover but any voice can then be substituted for their own.
If this is available to the public, we have to assume this tech has been around for some time, which potentially calls into question several instances of recorded voices in recent years.
Me when the moonlanding was actually recorded on a giant cheese wheel 🤯
I am high key very worried about the next few decades. I feel like we are forgetting what it means to be human
@MothLure I don't think so. We already criminalize thought crime.
in 2077 you can be whatever you wanna be
It has already happened
Decades? You're delusional if you think humanity has decades.
It's just about over. Enjoy what time is left.
I’m not worried. When people become totally dependent on search engines I will be one of the guys who knows how start a fire and build an outhouse. I will be a god.
The application of this technology in court truly terrifies me
False accusations has never been this high tech. Goodluck defending yourself in court
oooooh I'm gonna sue you 👻
It's kinda crazy how an AI is better at writing tv episodes than the people who wrote the script for Velma
😂hahahahahaha
LOL THIS IS SO UNDERRATED
People? Lol
fam they should unrelease that
This probably will lead to the opposite of what we're expecting where people say the most heinous things imaginable and just claim it was AI generated
At least we being open now
Or people could claim its an ai generated voice of them but its actually their voice
100% agree. Like, there arent many other ways of keeping people accountable than having video evidence of what they´ve done or said.
@Divine Strength ???
A return to the golden ages?
Too optimistic
Thinking about legal ramification for evidences in trial, the company who produces these AI recreation probably should encrypt some sort of code withing the Audio/Video file they produce to distinguish it as AI generated
we will just have to be better at telling real from unreal. legal systems will never catch up with this.
@Wutai Nation You can sneak certain inaudible audio code using certain frequencies. Of course while we can't pick up on them a computer could with the proper software.
@Rafael Muniz when quantum computers are mainstream you'll no longer need "games".
@Rafael Muniz It's only scary within a capitalist framework though. Outside of that there are countless possibilities.
quantum computers will become common in a few decades, that means that the cracking methods will be even more efficient. games will be cracked day 1, encryptions will be decrypted quickly. the future is scary
i think its incredible that the ai correctly did joes stutters and, the uhhs, it almost seems like an actual conversation
You know, John Carmack after spending his time working on advancing VR, said that his next big quest was Artificial Intelligence. The timing of this advancement in tech could not be more exquisite.
John Carmack, Super Computer AI disguised as a human, preparing to replicate himself.
I work and IT, and when I heard the Obi-Wan clip, I immediately thought “ we are fucked “ so many companies use voice recognition to verify that the person on the other end of the phone is who they think it is.
Bingo! A few days ago a journalist in Australia managed to gain access to his social security account by using an AI-generated render of his own voice
The fact that the AI can do "uh's" so perfectly is the scariest part of this, unironically.
@Nathan Ritchey thank you for your response, makes sense there may have been missing more samples to get more variation on the uhs
@pom The software shown in this video can be done with anybody’s voice, but the outcome of the generation depends on what audio the user inputs, and how they fine tune it using the sliders given by the software. I saved a Jordan Peterson voice myself, and I would say it’s almost spot on.
@AGenericFool nothing can impress people these days
@DXSTRYR pretty sure God voice wouldn't be like the Voice from Dune. This whole concept is moot and assumes an omnipotent God that oopsied his own build mechanics.
That joe and Jordan conversation is fucking crazy… especially when yt shorts are always covered with rocket league gameplay this is gunna be insane
i am genuinely sad,scared and terrified for the future of social interaction, labor jobs and art
"sad, scared and terrified".
Very helpful. Thank god we have you to stand against this by being sad, scared and terrified.
I remember reading a sci Fi short story written somewhere around the 60s about a robot designed to write material for a comedian. The robot ended up telling jokes immensely funnier than the comedian himself and eventually had the comedian working for him instead. Dude, I cannot find the name of this story anywhere but I swear it exists. The robot was so funny he shamed the comedian to submissiveness and then exploded or something idk
As long as we can make some sort of distinction between AI and reality, say a tag or disclaimer, I'm totally down with AI.
All of the voice examples in this clip had me in tears.
Damn man I'm torn cause this technology can be used for such amazing and hilarious things but while also being used for purposes that are horrendous and amoral at the same time, but thats sadly how most things are in life.
Charlie's terrified because he knows he'll be one of the first youtubers to be replaced by AI
@the guy that exist not funny
@Febi this is 😂 😂
@Febi hahahahahahhahhahahahah
I can already hear it 😂
What an honor
You godda love humans. Instead of using A.I. to automate the shit we don’t like so we have time for art and music, we INSTEAD use it to automate art and music so we only have time for the shit we don’t like!
I've been telling people this for years and every other month the AI community drop another banger and it gets scarier
These programs should be legally required to play an inaudible frequency at all times so that upon inspection we could easily see it’s generated
I always thought this technology will be amazing to make even better edits of scenes in videogames.
I'm afraid about the amount of jobs that may be lost, but at the same time I really want to see how everything evolves and what new jobs will be created
the issue about new jobs is that general purpose ai, which is the holyt grail of the field basically does all the jobs and at that point the human mind just isnt as good compared to it
Well AI certainly has cracked the code for humor. Humor is a *funny* thing: it can be activated by truth, fantasy, pain, and even evil itself. I think humor really stands out as one of the key elements vs others (e.g., love, fear)
My question is..how is AI able to advance? Does AI have criticism or at least a reference point? If it's developing without any human feedback or alterations, that truly is scary and proves that everything is math
This is both incredibly hilarious, and absolutely terrifying at the same time.
Hilarifying
@Cetarial we watching different videos?
Not really. AI is far from perfect.
combine this with the deepfakes of pornos to get the ultra disgusting revenge tool
The implications of this for certain industries alone are amazing. Imagine being able to choose the voice for an audiobook. Or have James Earl Jones narrate for a documentary instead of Morgan Freeman. This combined with the Deepfake technology would or is happening too.
As someone who is indescribably paranoid during simple everyday life, the news that someone could record me and make an ai version of me say fucked up shit is definitely not going to help me at all.
I just want to say that I did a double-take while scrolling because I use this angry little Cinnamon Toast Crunch guy as my pfp on Facebook (I'm old, leave me alone) and I was seriously wondering how I'd left a comment on a video I just now watched lol
I think Social Media Platforms have to run their own AI to detect wether a piece of video/audio is AI generated, and then put a little tag on it.
Usually I'm not a fan of something like that at all, but at this point it would probably be for the better, so AI generated media will not cause absolute chaos.
Idk if you've heard of Neuro-Sama (ai vtuber) yet or not, but I've been obsessed with watching her streams lately. The progress she made in OSU! was insane (at this point playing better then the best of the best). Not to mention her reacting and talking to chat is probably more hilarious and engaging than like 90% of real human streamers. Also she keeps branching out into new content: singing, reacting to videos, collabs, other games like Minecraft. It's so much fun to watch.
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theirs even an ai comment bot
What has to be done is there needs to be some type of artifact that can be added to any other creations made on any platforms and in any industry so you can distinguish Once we have that we can have all the fun we want For the most part people will behave others just won't care But one thing's for sure this cannot stop And nor should it
The scary implication is that audio evidence could eventually become more easily disputed (or alternatively manipulated) during an actual court case that would have major consequences on someones life if this technology evolves further.
@blockify yea just don't be gullible like seriously computers bro I'm not getting killed by computers use your head people AI sucks at programming anyway
@Parking_lot182 ok so what happens when one of these websites exists outside the legal purview of whatever country you live in? You can't force a website of a other country to keep and maintain logs lol
@aj bizephal ofc im down with tate, if you seriously dont believe hes being falsely accused you arent mature enough to know proper evidence
Exactly why I record on a cassette
Imagine this technology on video games. You can put your voice in your main character. Also your face.
Why would you want to do this? Seems like a waste of tech.
Much more important are being able to somewhat speak to NPCs properly, and possibly having entirely AI-driven games, where AI can create stuff like quests and events on the fly, including taking into account what the player already done, vs. everything being static and pre-programmed.
Im waiting for the day when we can talk into the mic while playing an RPG and each npc can respond naturally through AI
yeah. this is for sure terrifying.
i remember seeing an episode on corridor digital about a year back, where they basically forged the identity of one of them to use this speech recognition software behind their back as a prank. it did a realistic job faking their voice. but it disturbed me. for starters they broke the law and thought it was clever of them. they honestly didnt seem to see an issue with it. then for seconds. holy smokes this voice replication ai is terrifyingly good. no way i would give it a copy of my own voice. they really did that guy a disservice doing that behind his back.
So even after an actor dies, they can still have a successful career in voice acting with AI
Disney will use it for Darth Vader when James Earl Jones dies
Oh god I can imagine Hollywood milking the shit out of this
And they don't even need to get paid cause they are dead and no contract predicted this
Yeah it's incredible. Ai will change the world so much. We're litteraly transitioning into an AI era right now. It can also write anything and basically do anything for you. Hopefully it won't rot out humans lol
I'm almost 95% positive that Obi Wan voice clip is created using an AI assisted voice changer. So it would be someone speaking the lines and AI is used to modulate the waveform of the recording into patterns that very closely resembles all the actual across recordings. So all the pauses and intonations and stuff would've been coming from a real human person and then used an AI assisted voice changer to change the tone/timbre and pitch of the recording. At least, I know that technology exists and is incredible and whole it's not completely unbelievable to imagine technology that can figure out how to produce those nuances and create a vocal waveform from scratch, it isn't something I've personally seen thus far and would be way harder to get this perfectly than most people often think. At least, I'd be very surprised if this was indeed created from scratch with just some sort of text-to-speech generator.
Jordan Peterson's voice is so unique that the fact that this ai can easily recreate his voice without any problems is absolutely horrific. Like all the stuttering and pauses are so realistic and terrifying
@The Lemon Don't think you know much about the situation.
@Mallapp I don't really disagree with anything you said. There are many types of intelligence and academic achievement does not = intelligence. Although, I would argue there's a high correlation between academic achievement and what we have traditionally defined as intelligence.
Still, not even really discussing his intelligence, just his achievements. Yes he is good at 'sounding' smart, but there's zero evidence to suggest that's all it is - and a whole fuckton of evidence to suggest people would gladly dismiss his intelligence, and thus his political arguments, because of their political bias. For the record, I've rarely seen a convincing rebuttal of a majority of his ideas. Usually it's just CONSERVATISM BAD.
Before this uber-political era we live in, no one would have contested his intelligence. That's how you know it's politically motivated.
@Pseudo sanct if the purpose of AI is to replicate exactly then why would it stop crying like the very person it's trying to impersonate. It's a fucked up world out there
Defending yourself in court in 10-20 yrs is gonna get a helluva lot more complicated, when the prosecutor turns up a fake video or picture of you walking away from a crime scene.... I'm more afraid of that then Skynet tbh
I keep thinking that AI might be the future of the internet. Instead of youtube being created by individuals, an AI pumps out a bunch of videos that it thinks you might like and basically builds a profile that molds everything around your preferences. AI videos, pictures and even music might be constantly fed to you.
Idk, just a thought that occasionally bounces around in my head like that windows xp screensaver
Today's AI is a lot like the first decade of the internet: It was the wild west of unmoderated, uncensored, unfiltered content where a 10-year old can easily put the word "blood" and images of gore would explode on their screen.
So, enjoy this period of AI before the big companies find a way to privatize and monetize it.
AI is VERY good at detecting AI generated content, I think we're safe for a long time
@Toyo No...
Absolutely not lmao. And even if it manages to detect it which is very rare, you just switch some of the words etc up and it's basically undetectable.
It's both insanely impressive and seriously dangerous
at this point, computer science majors should also have to take ethics classes alongside medical students
it mostly doesn’t matter, since the profit motive really doesn’t give a shit about ethics. If money talks loud enough people forget whatever humanity they may have.
@interjectedrobot9783 It can be taught, but by your parents or someone decent in your life when you’re young. Basically only if you get raised right. Unfortunately we know most people are not.
We already do
@Doomguy okay?
The ai picture creating stuff is amazing also the story writing i put in 1s a demonic prince meeting his farther the emperor of mankind for the first time. The results what it gave me i was like WOW alot of creative artists the dreamers are gonna get so hurt from this...I hope they learn to adapt to this.
Charlie is so down to earth and realistic about everything
It's not very surprising that an AI nails the voice of arguably the biggest podcast host and a long time TV personality.. this guy's voice is on so many platforms his voice had to be the most realistic.
I just wish there was some way to regulate this technology so that it can only be used for humor. Stuff like Nothing Forever, the celebrity voices, and Craiyon memes are legitimately a new form of comedy that couldn’t exist without AI. It’s not funny because of the “writing” but because of the unexpectedness of what the robot will come up with and hoe convincing it will be. But it’s hard to enjoy these things when the same technology can very, very easily be used to cause harm and that’s not even getting into the controversy of real artists and writers losing their jobs.
🤔 The thing that surprises me the most with the audio is if that’s fake audio how do they get it’s so perfect that you can even hear him inhaling and exhaling before he says words and after he says words it just sounds so naturally convincing 🤷♂️
One day Charlie is going to upload a completely 100% AI generated video and we won't even know. He'll never tell us.
is this it?
I like that pfp
1000th like 👍
@Romain The acronym is AI.
All of these "new advancements" in AI tech -- you really think they're "new?" Please. They released the Charlie Project in August of 1994, and you think this is something we'll be fooled by "soon?" It's already happened. For some of us, we've been fooled by it for 15 years. In fact, all of this tech we're finally seeing is ((BASED)) on the firmware of the Charlie Project.
I mean think about it ... he's got the same "outro" programming ("well that's (about) it, see ya") and they didn't bother to change the title creation parameters for like a decade ("this is the greatest x of all time"). And despite all of that, we've been fooled. The Charlie Project has been a huge success and it's been going for nearly 30 years.
The Obiwan AI generated story was too f*cking hilarious I swear to god.
you know wat, this might also be a good thing too. If you look at video games and how many reused voicelines are played you can tell that people take so long to manually say all the voice lines in the game and its sometimes reused over and over and it gets annoying. So if the AI tec is refined there may be no need to get the same voice actor in the studio again you can just use AI and create new voice lines from there. Even more exiting is that AI can generate skrips for like reactions to the environment and such so you wont hear the same voice dialogue twice. I cant wait for this type of tec to be improved in the future.
Your ending take on the ai is so spot on. This technology will revolutionize humanity. Imagine the military implications, the (non existent for me cause American) healthcare implications (simulating medical situations etc) . Political implications? You know it!!!
Kind of reminds me of the Deep Fake thing where it could be used for bad, but also has a lot of potential for good. It's the bad half that is scary as who knows what will come out of it. I guess in time people will come to realize that anything could be faked then and "hopefully" that will actually have a positive effect of making people more tentative about judgement overall which would make bad rumors and such not stick like they do now. I dunno, just trying to think positively.
I remember when the AI arc was teased a few months ago with Dall E Mini, really interested to see where this season takes it
I find it equally impressive and unnerving how the AI can even replicate the plosives when people talk into mics.
@L yea no thank you
@I'm not qualified to say this, but what would the other way round be? people imitating AI?
@Kapten they seemed to have deleted their comment. What did they say?
Good news everyone!
Imagine you can literally generate an entire podcast without even having to record it…
My brother and I both watched this and the one joke we took from it was this "So i went to the coffee shop the other day.... and this guy says to me.... hey... can you order for me?" and we've been repeating that same joke to random people for days now. It was like it was developing a meta anti-comedy and it will be very missed.
What's really scary is that suddenly everybody's freaking out now when all of this was possible a couple of years ago already...
You are absolutely right. And this is just the beginning.
Imagine what AI will be able to do in like 2 years from now. Scary
Plotwist: Humans gone
Worth also mentioning AlphaStar, the Google Developed AI that can not only play Starcraft 2 but learn it. It can beat some high-level players, even with restrictions to prevent it from having too high Actions Per Minute or too much map awareness.
That fact the ai takes a second to breathe after a sentence shocked me. Very impressive and very scary.
@Harbinger guess how the linear algebra is implemented? You need a line of code for the equation using a function in something like pytorch, it doesnt just appear out of thin air, and you need to tell it how to update the weights as well as you feed it training data.
@messybeans you have to code up the parameter that will be responsible for the breathing weight in the network first and connect it to all the other layers which also have to be coded. The entire thing is code, the only thing that changes when it learns is the actual weight of the parameter you defined. The AI can't learn to make breathing sounds if you never told it what the breathing at the end of a sentence will sound like and if that parameter just doesn't exist, as then the AI wont know when to breathe. I'm assuming the point of submitting your voice is to give the AI info on what each specific part of speech, letter, and breath sounds like so that it can replace it as an output for the network which is already trained.
Text to speech voices from 1990 do that dude
@Frostee there's no code for chance, it is trained. the model learns.
@Frostee that's the thing most of you don't understand, there is no code for that, there is just shitload od linear algebra math that simulates neuron activities.
That's why people say AI "learns", you just use math to change internal values of those math models, based on input and expected output.
It's terrifying similar to how brains work, though simplified quite a bit.
I think we’re gonna have to need some sort of a license to use this tech
Being a millennial watching first the internet change the world, it’s wild to see this come along and do it all again
I got to see the digital and internet revolutions. Now I get to see the AI revolution. Crazy times!
Can't believe no one's thought to use the voice AI for a podcast, like just record your voice and put it in, type out a script, and now you don't have to take time outta your day to actually sit there and say things
This is exactly why widespread adoption of NFT verification of content is crucial. content creators should digitally sign their content to establish authenticity
You know I never thought I’d get to hear Obi Wan talk about space pussy. This truly is a beautiful world we live in. Thanks Charlie.
@Phil Mkraken You're late to the party dude, the creators already paywalled the whole service. It was majestic when it came out
"And she was a good friend" killed me XD
@Synthwave Soundscape elevenlabs voice cloning
makes me want to use this and have mike rowe talk about all the dirty jobs he's done
Human creativity is filled with repeating patterns. Art is filled with math (golden ratio, symmetry, perspective, etc.), books are filled with common tropes that work, so are movies, characters have common looks tied to their traits, etc. Up close these patterns are not clearly visible, especially when each piece of media is still a lot different and unique from another. But feed to a computer a large enough sample and those patterns become visible, it can learn them and build upon them. And to us the results it will produce will seem good, because its using common patterns we already discovered to work.
I can say that I can think of a very important use for this for the general public. My friend's brother called and left a message on her phone, the night before he passed away. This is the only voice thing she has of him to hear his voice with. She holds onto the voice mail and will never delete it. But I think that if there was a way for AI to take someone's voice from a voice mail (like this situation) and create a cloned version so that she can hear him say more than just the few words, that would probably be a huge impact. negative or positive, I don't know... but it's painful hearing her replay those few words and her not being able to hear more.
@Fudge Merchant Nah mate, you've got a point. Everyone grieves differently, and anyone who throws cliché lines like "yOu hAVE tO LeT gO" around are undermining people's grief just as much. What happens if someone has massive PTSD or similar hang ups about someone's death? Are you going to callously tell them to 'let go', when you have no idea what they're going through?
Let people make their own decisions as to how they want to process stuff. So long as it doesn't become an unhealthy obsession or addiction that will make things worse for everyone involved, they should be free to choose.
@Großer Hahn I gotcha I gotcha. I haven't done a lot of grieving myself, so I wouldn't really know right now. I apologize if this caused any upsetness
@Fudge Merchant An important part of healthy grieving is learning to let go. That application would be absolutely attrocious.
@Ty Garner I understand that. I'm not saying it to replace, but maybe give those an opportunity to hear more if they want it. I definitely get it though! :(
I don’t think that’d be a good use for it. I have a voice recording of my Grandfather singing, and I cherish it because it’s such a genuine moment. I don’t want some AI fabricating anything else
THIS is actually super deadly like you said moist, you can legit fram and sue someone by saying things from just that website its too deadly it can ruin careers lives!
This reminds me of the scene from Terminator 2 where the T-1000 perfectly replicated John’s foster mom’s voice. Science fiction then, entirely possible now.
It is learning at a rapid rate and it's already very good. Wild times we live in
It's absolutely terrifying, especially from a malicious standpoint. People, as usual, will ruin this.
@S.Memory I wish that was the case, but I’ve personally seen people accused of stuff they don’t do and it’s annoying. Happened to me myself
@lele, the Madden Librarian you’ll be okay as long as you don’t do anything deplorable. I’m a man in the west too, and i live my life without an ounce of fear of being accused of anything. If you’re innocent you shouldn’t have anything to fear
@Mirrors you can't escape the government
@S.Memory facts and as a man living in the west where accusations can go a long way, I’m terrified
The fix for all this emerging Ai tech will have to be a digital water stamp embedded into the file some how. All files from all medias will have to create some type of embedded code or else penalties. If you file clipped or altered, it can be presumed fake once investigated.
wow, we might actually get some regulations on AI before it gets out of hand.... at least I'm hoping that's how it goes
While I do worry about the future problems that could potentially be born from this technology, I don't know if I can live in a world without it now that I've seen AI generated Dagoth Ur memes.
my history teacher is no longer accepting student drawn political cartoons (starting next year) due to how insanely advanced AI is getting. I can only imagine what this is doing to art teachers around the world, or english teachers even. Honestly kinda scary.
@femiairboy94 ?? You want to elaborate or…
@butterflysoupoh please, adapt.
All I can think of is- people who endorse AI art REALLY don’t give a shit about art or artists’ role in history.
Hearing obi talking about running a train on a girl with the boys is the most wild thing I’ve ever heard
@Wally Smart I KNOW RIGHT
@Wally Smart agreed
anytime i watch a new hope i will think of this
I'm wondering if we're all just AI that's so deep into its self, that it just keeps replicating in this downward spiral we can't escape. We think it's new but in reality, we're just adding another layer to the layers of AI that have already existed. There's been plenty of movies showing the complications of AI becoming so sophisticated that it can't tell that it's not human and genuinely is convinced it's exactly the same as us. But I guess that would mean... we are the same thing.
"one pubic hair of a bumble's sack away" is my new favorite expression from Critikal
man, this IS crazy and scary, it really is gonna confuse everybody....what would be a solution though?
Man. imagine recording someone you love. then after they pass. you get to hear their voice say whatever you want.
Imagine how much AI can screw with the justice system and the fake evidence people can create
honestly, this level of AI terrifies me. its just so unsettling how smart AI has become while also just being openly available to everyone on the internet
Especially knowing someone could use this technology to incriminate you by making your voice "confess" to something you didn't do
@Fullaccess ! Of course it will be distinguishable.
It will either be biased the the political ideology of it's maker, which will be obvious, or it will be totally unbiased, which will be obvious for two reasons: One, no one is is totally unbiased, and two, everyone with a political ideology will claim it's biased for not agreeing with them.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
If thats what they let us have and see imagine what they have hidden😂
@Fred Mercury Of course it's miles away from being sentient. It's still AI, because even if it's just a program it can improve itself. If it keeps improving like this, it'll be a matter of time until it becomes indistinguishable from a sentient being.
@Atromnis unless it's the AI replacing the government and basically economy and others
even then that depends on the AI knowing why human governments is bad and inept in the first place
AI voice technology has gotten so realistic to the point that you can now destroy a person's entire career.
It's pretty obvious why the ai is so good with joe rogan. It's because he is a podcaster and there are basically hundreds of hours of high quality recordings of his voice on the internet.
This is what we were all saying back when deep fake videos first came out; "What if we in the not too distant future can make computers mimic these people's _voices_ as well, not just their face?"
And now - here we are. What, five years later?
What's crazy about AI is that some of the boomer mentality of "robots are going to take our jobs" actually has real life merit. I trained an AI for two years under a company in ad recognition, until it was trained to the point that it performed well enough for the company to let go it's work force body. It went from thinking wigs were people, to correctly identifying even blurry photographs of American POI's
this guy comes up with the greatest analogies to ever exist
"one pubic hair off a bumblebee's sack away from delivering perfect audio synthesis"
"Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether they could, they didn't stop to think if they should" Is absolutely aging like fine wine.
@Potator the industrial revolution and its consequences...
@Matt Kutz I like chocolate milk
you mean milk?
@Homelab Smart you missed the original comments point entirely. Like a cute little bird slowly flying over your head.
@PotatorAI has plenty of potential to solve ‚societal issues‘. It’s a tool; it’s how you use it. Closing your eyes and pretending it’s not there won’t make it go away. Fearmongering won’t stop progress; embrace, Understand and shape, so that the future is one we desire. Whether you like it or not, this is not a fad, this is not a trend - DNNs may be the next step to human evolution.
they can already do art, this seems a natural evolution, music and writing.
"It was ridiculous, like a constant porno like you have no idea" is a spectacular thing to hear in Alec Guinnes's voice
Edit: Scratch that the Joe Rogan pro-futa argument is my new favourite thing
This is really cool technology for video games or imersive films. Imagine loading up a game, recording a bit of your voice and then the main character sounds like you. Rip voice actors careers
This doesn't surprise me today because it's been going on for years now. I've heard some pretty realistic clips on Instagram that aren't as perfect as the example you gave, but still definitely confused people in the comments, even asking if they're real or not.