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Cool, it's impressive how much can it do with a short sample, although this seems like an easy way for end users to deep fake their friends / enemies saying som
by alonmln 5y ago
Cool, it's impressive how much can it do with a short sample, although this seems like an easy way for end users to deep fake their friends / enemies saying something.
- kdavis 5y agoCurrently we’re looking at possible solutions, see for example here[1]. If you have suggestions, feel free to chime in! In the demo we specifically disallowed bulk uploads to hinder such abuses. [1] https://github.com/coqui-ai/TTS/discussions/1036 https://github.com/coqui-ai/TTS/discussions/1036
- Philip-J-Fry 5y agoMaybe the solution is to have a randomly generated paragraph of text to read which expires in short amount of time. So you can't predict it and you don't have enough time to splice together a fake reading from something else.
- Gigachad 5y agoThe problem with any anti abuse measure is someone can create another project which does not have any of this. There are a handful of projects which can do pretty good voice synthesis right now. It would be about as easy as getting a consensus for all photo editing tools to place a watermark on the image to prevent abuse.
- tiborsaas 5y agoI tested it with your comment: https://sndup.net/mghy/ https://sndup.net/mghy/ :) It's also a new possibility to somewhat personalize the text to speech engines. The above example is not really close to my voice.