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It's weird, and it crosses the line into misrepresentation. The written word and the spoken word are different forms of communication. A deepfake is using his
by ycombobreaker 5y ago
It's weird, and it crosses the line into misrepresentation. The written word and the spoken word are different forms of communication. A deepfake is using his words but synthesizing his facial expressions, pacing, and tone.
Everything we know about how information is lost from face2face to text--why /s is a thing in the first place--should reinforce this. A deepfake is still a small fiction.
(edit for spelling)
- mthoms 5y agoIt's my understanding that the deepfake is voice only - but I might be mistaken.
- ycombobreaker 5y agoYeah maybe voice only, but my point stands. They are inventing inflection, tone, pacing, etc.
- mthoms 5y agoagreed.