AI-generated voices can now mimick anyone's voice
Sure looks like our legislators are turning a blind eye to all the A.I.machine learning capabilities and how they will be used for malevolent purposes. This is just one way but I imagine the list is much longer then we think.
serf
https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/economics/video/the-toronto-based-firm-behind-joe-rogan-s-ai-generated-voice~1692665
Hashiam Kadhim, machine learning engineer at Dessa, joins BNN Bloomberg to give a sense of goes into replicating human voices using artificial intelligence and the ethical questions that go into developing such technology.
serf
https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/economics/video/the-toronto-based-firm-behind-joe-rogan-s-ai-generated-voice~1692665
Hashiam Kadhim, machine learning engineer at Dessa, joins BNN Bloomberg to give a sense of goes into replicating human voices using artificial intelligence and the ethical questions that go into developing such technology.
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Artificial Intelligence AI brings a whole brave new world of plus and minus to the table of technology...
Still in its begining stages. Obvious in when you call your credit card company and have to communicate with a dumb biach in a box voice.
It is the future. As it improves this technology will bring a host of good things and some security risks.0 -
This is something that has worried me for a while. With technology(not just AI voice) heading the way it?s going, they?ll be able to create a newscast with the president or some other elected official saying something completely untrue. To the extreme case, you won?t know if something it true unless you?re in person and close enough to see it yourself.
Frightening...0 -
They make movies about this stuff. Running man for one.
But just wait until AI finds God... (questions own existence)0 -
They will keep turning a blind eye to it until it impacts them directly.serf wrote:Sure looks like our legislators are turning a blind eye to all the A.I.machine learning capabilities and how they will be used for malevolent purposes. This is just one way but I imagine the list is much longer then we think.
serf
https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/economics/video/the-toronto-based-firm-behind-joe-rogan-s-ai-generated-voice~1692665
Hashiam Kadhim, machine learning engineer at Dessa, joins BNN Bloomberg to give a sense of goes into replicating human voices using artificial intelligence and the ethical questions that go into developing such technology.0
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