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> It has always been standard practice to note when something being shown is a reenactment of an event, and not the actual one. Aren't the lines being read by
by nemo44x 5y ago
> It has always been standard practice to note when something being shown is a reenactment of an event, and not the actual one.
Aren't the lines being read by robo-Bourdain actual things he write and/or said?
I feel like there's a difference there even if it is a bit weird to not credit robo-Bourdain in those instances.
- thebean11 5y agoVoice has a lot more information than text. With a deepfake, all the information (despite his general sound and rhythm) is completely made up.