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Oh great, more fearmongering. What cases do you think it will be used wrongly in? It can't do 1:1 realistic phone calls, the processing it'd need for that is b
by lannisterstark 4y ago
Oh great, more fearmongering.
What cases do you think it will be used wrongly in? It can't do 1:1 realistic phone calls, the processing it'd need for that is beyond the reach of any average user.
I just would like this so I can copy-paste books/text and listen to it in the voices of my favorite narrators, but can't have that, can we? No, it'll be super dangerous, I'll listen myself to nuking a country or some such.
- r-zip 4y agoIf you seriously don’t think this will be widely abused, then you’re extremely optimistic. Spreading propaganda is the most obvious use case, assuming the resource requirement remains high. I don’t think it’s far-fetched either. If these models become less resource-hungry, then we’re in for much worse.
- Tao3300 4y ago> the voices of my favorite narrators If you really like them and their work, why would you want a forgery?
- alfalfasprout 4y agoCompute keeps getting cheaper. This will absolutely be within the reach of a dedicated user in a very short span of time. If you can't see the danger in this, perhaps it's more that you're ok with it.