Види сега Грујо не е светец ама дека разговорите се или не се автентични тоа тешко можи да поверувам кога имаш програми како Lyrebird. Иако тврдат дека е во бета верзија и сега се пушта во комерцијална употреба ЦИА сигурно пред десет или петнаесет години ја има истат програма.
Lyrebird claims it can recreate any voice using just one minute of sample audio
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The results aren’t 100 percent convincing, but it’s a sign of things to come
By
James Vincent@jjvincent Apr 24, 2017, 12:04pm EDT
Artificial intelligence is making human speech as malleable and replicable as pixels. Today, a Canadian AI startup named
Lyrebird unveiled its first product: a set of algorithms the company claims can clone anyone’s voice by listening to just a single minute of sample audio.
A few years ago this would have been impossible, but the analytic prowess of machine learning has proven to be a perfect fit for the idiosyncrasies of human speech. Using artificial intelligence, companies like Google have been able to create incredibly
life-like synthesized voices, while Adobe has unveiled its own prototype software called
Project VoCo that can edit human speech like Photoshop tweaks digital images.
But while Project VoCo requires at least 20 minutes of sample audio before it can mimic a voice, Lyrebird cuts this requirements down to just 60 seconds. The results certainly aren’t indistinguishable from human speech, but they’re impressive all the same, and will no doubt improve over time. Below you can hear the synthesized voices of Donald Trump, Barack Obama, and Hillary Clinton discussing the startup:
https://soundcloud.com/user-535691776/dialog
https://www.theverge.com/2017/4/24/15406882/ai-voice-synthesis-copy-human-speech-lyrebird