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This gets really spicy when it can be adapted to run realtime so you can map a face on a Teams call, etc. and combine with voice mapping so you can seamlessly i
by yborg 3y ago
This gets really spicy when it can be adapted to run realtime so you can map a face on a Teams call, etc. and combine with voice mapping so you can seamlessly impersonate someone for those "It's me" extortion calls to grandmas. All of those hours of Tiktoks are now an endless goldmine for scammers...
- TeMPOraL 3y agoOn the other hand, since you mentioned Teams, I foresee some applications in the space of faking presence on meetings on which everyone is required to have their camera turned on.
- hdjjhhvvhga 3y agoFor this you can already use a prerecorded video as a camera from OBS. The challenge is what to do when asked, and faking someone else doesn't offer any improvement for that.
- udev4096 3y agoYeah but it would require a lot of compute power. Even a 1 minute clip takes significant amount of time to deepfake on consumer hardware
- sentientslug 3y agoAbout 30 minutes on an i9-10850K
- udev4096 3y agoStill far away from real time face swapping