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Lots of comments here and in the GitHub thread claiming there are no legitimate uses for this, so I thought I'd drop a legitimate use just to have an example: I
by amarant 4y ago
Lots of comments here and in the GitHub thread claiming there are no legitimate uses for this, so I thought I'd drop a legitimate use just to have an example: I saw an unrelated article today where someone had used some deepfake technology to change the spoken language of an actor.
Imagine what that would mean for dubbed movies/TV if it gets good enough.
There are legit usecases, and that justifies the technologies existence. The bad actors don't make it immoral to develop a technology IMO.
- noAnswer 4y ago> Imagine what that would mean for dubbed movies/TV if it gets good enough. In Germany everything is dubbed. Never have I cared about the mouth movement. It's all about the voice and the voice acting. But ok, it will be used at everything, and everyone will get used to the fake. Still, it is (not will, already is) mostly used for revenge porn, synthetic CP and CEO fraud.