OpenAI’s Sora has shown us that the future has arrived. But how did it come to be? What can it do? and what are the implications of such an AI system? In this episode we’ll find out.
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Yes, and I am one that has become skeptical of YT channels that are adopting AI technology such as cloned voices and AI scripts. AI Technology is pretty crude and can be easily identified because AI has patterns that are noticeable. It is like becoming familiar with how real individuals speak and write; AI generated content on YT has patterns that becomes familiar such as writing scripts using ChatGPTCopilot. Cloned voices have become very realistic, but for those with a good ears, it stands out immediately as a cloned voice. Even the channels that are unrelated on subject matter look and sound as if they come from the same AI content creator. It is subtle and I suspect casual viewers do not pick on it.
The spaghetti was a year ago.
a.i will be able to make fake people say and do things they did not do