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I'd love/dread to see this this kind of work (neural nets run in reverse mode) applied to voices and accents. You could credibly put any words in the mouth of
by pygy_ 11y ago
I'd love/dread to see this this kind of work (neural nets run in reverse mode) applied to voices and accents.
You could credibly put any words in the mouth of anyone.
- datr 11y agoOn the positive side you might end up with a Culture type situation where it's impossible to blackmail anyone due to it not being possible to verify the authenticity of any evidence.
- BoppreH 11y agoUnless an all seeing, trusted Mind steps in and vouches for it. NSA for notary?
- mdasen 11y agoThis basically already exists. Siri and similar TTS voices today are generated off of a lot of recorded speech from a person. There's a lot to get right for it to sound natural, not just hit the phonemes. You have to deal with the transitions between phonemes, declination, etc. I've even seen a demo converting one person's voice to another (without going through text) trying to preserve the pattern (pauses, stresses, etc.). It was kinda cool, but you wouldn't think it was the other person in a genuine way.
- matheweis 11y agoI'd like to see it done for linguistics... e.g. Subtly change the wording of your own speech so that it matches the heuristics of another's.
- ljk 11y agoIt already exists for faces https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ladqJQLR2bA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ladqJQLR2bA