Posted on Nov 13, 2023
Worried about AI hijacking your voice for a deepfake? This tool could help
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."Artificial intelligence has gotten so good at mimicking people's physical looks and voices that it can be hard to tell if they're real or fake. Roughly half of the respondents in two newly-released AI surveys — from Northeastern University and Voicebot.ai and Pindrop — said they couldn't distinguish between synthetic and human-generated content.
This has become a particular problem for celebrities, for whom trying to stay ahead of the AI bots has become a game of whack-a-mole.
Now, new tools could make it easier for the public to detect these deepfakes — and more difficult for AI systems to create them."...
..."Artificial intelligence has gotten so good at mimicking people's physical looks and voices that it can be hard to tell if they're real or fake. Roughly half of the respondents in two newly-released AI surveys — from Northeastern University and Voicebot.ai and Pindrop — said they couldn't distinguish between synthetic and human-generated content.
This has become a particular problem for celebrities, for whom trying to stay ahead of the AI bots has become a game of whack-a-mole.
Now, new tools could make it easier for the public to detect these deepfakes — and more difficult for AI systems to create them."...
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."Artificial intelligence has gotten so good at mimicking people's physical looks and voices that it can be hard to tell if they're real or fake. Roughly half of the respondents in two newly-released AI surveys — from Northeastern University and Voicebot.ai and Pindrop — said they couldn't distinguish between synthetic and human-generated content.
This has become a particular problem for celebrities, for whom trying to stay ahead of the AI bots has become a game of whack-a-mole.
Now, new tools could make it easier for the public to detect these deepfakes — and more difficult for AI systems to create them."...
..."Artificial intelligence has gotten so good at mimicking people's physical looks and voices that it can be hard to tell if they're real or fake. Roughly half of the respondents in two newly-released AI surveys — from Northeastern University and Voicebot.ai and Pindrop — said they couldn't distinguish between synthetic and human-generated content.
This has become a particular problem for celebrities, for whom trying to stay ahead of the AI bots has become a game of whack-a-mole.
Now, new tools could make it easier for the public to detect these deepfakes — and more difficult for AI systems to create them."...
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