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Regarding point 2. That's totally valid if they come out and say why it matters. But they totally fail to connect those dots making it unclear if they are makin
by anm89 6y ago
Regarding point 2. That's totally valid if they come out and say why it matters. But they totally fail to connect those dots making it unclear if they are making that point or not.
- ghaff 6y agoFurther down it says: >For the visuals, Canny AI specializes in video dialogue replacement, which uses an actor’s mouth movements to manipulate someone else’s mouth in existing footage. The actor, in other words, serves as a puppeteer, never to be seen in the final product. The person’s appearance, gender, age, and ethnicity don’t really matter. So I could argue it either way. If the gender and ethnicity didn't matter in the Nixon case, the writer/editor should probably have indicated that on the first mention. (On the other hand, they also wanted someone who sounded a bit like Nixon which would tend to lead you to a white male.)