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I'm guessing DeepMind has already done this (or is already doing), but conditioning on a video is the obvious next step. It would be incredibly interesting to
by fpgaminer 10y ago
I'm guessing DeepMind has already done this (or is already doing), but conditioning on a video is the obvious next step. It would be incredibly interesting to see how accurate it can get generating the audio for a movie. Though I imagine for really great results they'll need to mix in an adversarial network.
- visarga 10y agoOh yes, extract voice and intonation from one language, and then synthesize it in another language -> we get automated dubbing. Could also possibly try to lipsync.
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