Wow, that's absolutely incredible -- thank you for sharing. Aside from the negative or comedy use cases, I could see this being used in video games, and probab

Wow, that's absolutely incredible -- thank you for sharing. Aside from the negative or comedy use cases, I could see this being used in video games, and probably other similar applications for narratives; based on the methodology it sounds near trivial to sync it up to any audio. Really incredible work -- love seeing this kind of research, which I've been much more exposed to doing while gamedev than I ever had been when doing web/app dev.