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>Over the past few months, I’ve been testing Synthesia, a tool that creates artificially intelligent avatars from recorded video and audio (aka deepfakes). Type
by htrp 4y ago
>Over the past few months, I’ve been testing Synthesia, a tool that creates artificially intelligent avatars from recorded video and audio (aka deepfakes). Type in anything and your video avatar parrots it back.
Synthesia is billed as an AI Video creation platform.
From their ethics page
>We will not offer our software for public use. All content will go through an explicit internal screening process before being released to our trusted clients.
Did they agree to this from the WSJ for the publicity?
- standardly 4y agoI'm waiting on an iteration of this concept that will probably not happen soon due to ethical concerns, but a model that lets you: 1.) Train the avatar's physical appearance (via uploading photos) 2.) Train the avatar's voice (via uploading snippets of someone's voice) Having Morgan Freeman as an AI assistant would be swell, and having myself as an AI assistant would be trippy as hell EDIT: Ok, their platform DOES offer this functionality with the premium Enterprise subscription =\ crazy times