I Made an AI Clone of Myself… and It’s Freakishly Good

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[@opdd122]

she made me watch an ad

[@saradietschy]

:)

[@DenisDisdis25]

HAHAHAH RIGHT

[@nikoace2]

she made you watch an ad "twice"

[@mattashman4040]

lol me too!

[@eco5100]

😂😂it was a good plug

[@ak_hoops]

I can't lie, someone said the realest thing: I want AI to help me with my dishes and laundry so I have time to create art. Not have AI create my art so I have more time to do dishes and laundry. This all this made cool and insane, but all I can think is I don't want the humanity of everything to be removed from all that we do.

[@ThisIsTechToday]

THIS. EXACTLY!

[@thedudeabides1]

Exactly! Or drive my car through morning traffic so I can relax or work on interesting problems. I really don’t understand that our common goal and vast amount of work on ai capabilities is to replace us in doing art or in communicating with each other… wtf are we doing

[@MarcSpctr]

The truth is technology will ALWAYS, and ALWAYS, affect all parts of life. Be it just normal chores or professional work or art. it can never REPLACE A CREATIVE person. but it will ALWAYS REPLACE A SKILLED person. knowing how to use Illustrator or photoshop doesn't make you creative, it makes you skilled in that software knowing how to play an instrument again doesn't make you creative to make your own song, just makes you skilled to play that instrument. Similarly these AI tools are only going to replace the SKILLED people, it can never replace creative ones.

[@BrandonWestfall]

"This all this made cool and insane" Huh? Sounds written by AI.

[@Trespas]

Agree. I consider some content creation use cases to be similar to doing dishes and laundry. Like the examples that Sara gives in this video, which were essentially "filling in missing pieces" or correcting errors in the same style that the video was. It's saving time for creative people to do the actual "art" bit, not wasting time on fixes by setting everything up again and refilming small parts. Cool tools, but shouldn't flat out replace the human(ity) in content creation and creative work. Edit: Well, I clearly didn't watch the video fully before commenting. The end was pretty much what I said, so I'm just repeating obvious things :D

[@JerryRigEverything]

Really cool video idea - that AI is creepy good.

[@ElectricityTaster]

Agent 47, we know your barcode. ACQUIESCE!

[@realdavidpain]

I was 20 minutes hoping, that in the last minute she would say "oh by the way, the whole video was me as an AI"...

[@BeardedBaldy]

Damn, at this rate most "influencers" will just be AI by the end of the decade

[@drillerdev4624]

Hatsune Miku says hi

[@AuthenTech]

im gonna call you sara "die-etch-y" from now on 🤣 16:46

[@xungnham1388]

Right now, that's my tell that a channel is using AI generated content, particularly voice over only channels. When it pronounces a word or reads an initialism in a way that I've never heard anyone else use, like if a channel reads HMMWV as "H-M-M-W-V" instead of "hum-vee" or WR as "W-R" instead of "wide receiver". It's shocking that channels are so lazy as to not double-check the output and correct the script.

[@ricardoarchangel28]

The moment AI replaces KZbin videos hosts is the moment I create an AI version of myself watching the videos. But Ill get a daily summary of what my AI counterpart has watched and I'll teach it to dislike certain videos and unsubscribe from others if they talk about certain topics. Then I can get my AI counterpart to do my work and then I can spend time doing art or music.

[@arniespace]

Dam that's funny, I love it! I wonder how the advertisers would feel about all of our AI selves watching the videos.

[@VonUndZuCaesar]

People are already using ChatGPT to format bullet notes to a formal mail just so it will be transformed back on the other end.

[@wheels9696]

This is TERRIFYING. In mere months, even the best internet detectives will have trouble discerning what is real and what isn't. And wait until an AI Agent just does this stuff on its own...

[@moonlitegram]

I definitely get a sense of dread watching stuff like this. But I take solace in the fact that humans are adaptable and are typically harder to fool in the long run. Sure, there are cases now and will continue to be some cases in which A.I. will be able to dupe people and pass off as the real thing. But even if it gets to the point where A.I. audio and video are completely indistinguishable from real audio and video, there's still the fact that humans can understand this and will quickly factor it into their overall judgement. So the most terrifying aspects that we can imagine coming from this likely will only have a short window where they can be truly effective and will become less and less effective over time in terms of fooling people. And the real consequence of all this is that the faith we place in audio and video will vastly decrease, and perhaps even vanish all together. And while that will definitely suck, its a far cry from complete chaos. I mean both audio and video content is extremely new in the grand scheme of human history. So even if it became completely worthless in a number of ways as a result of A.I. destroying the faith we can place in it, it won't be the end of the world. And if your fears have less to do with the erosion of trust we can place in audio and video files, and more to do with how A.I. will effect industries where live humans have to produce this content instead, that too shouldn't be as apocalyptic as it may seem. In the worst case scenario, where AI wipes out complete professions, take solace in the fact that many professions throughout human history have been annihilated by new technology before, and society hasn't collapsed. In fact, it usually progresses from an overall perspective. Additionally, if we compare it to something similar, like the use of CGI in films vs practical effects. We can see that audiences still value practical effects to such a degree that the film industry shifted from placing tons of emphasis on the kinds of computer effects they could achieve in the 80s and 90s when the technology was new, to now placing emphasis on the kind of practical effects they include in their films. And I suspect there will be similar oppotunities with A.I. Sure, there will be a lot of A.I. content. But humans will still value art made by other humans and that will be sought after, and thus still exist to one degree or another.

[@shonen84]

@@moonlitegramChatGPT is that you? 😅💀

[@moonlitegram]

@@shonen84 🤖🤷‍♂

[@TizOnly1]

AI is an existential threat to the planet (HUGE resource hog) and to workers around the world. Saving a bit of time here and there (or even a lot of time) just isn't worth the tradeoff (people's lives and livelihood). If we didn't live in a capitalist hellscape wherein the bosses were just clearly looking to replace workers, without giving half a shit about how we can all afford life in a future where the work for wages model has been made obsolete, and if a forest wasn't basically being chopped down every time someone wanted to play around with AI, I'd say yeah... have at it. But there are much bigger considerations that most of the people pushing this stuff either haven't thought about, or don't care about.

[@mihirvd01]

What you don't consider in your thought process is a factor called "standard of living". People keep on trying to get more and more money to increase their standard of living. A.I. will bring a drastic increase in the standard of living of every individual on this earth. So, you will be able to do whatever you may be passionate about without bothering about the monetary outcome. The world is not perfect right now, is it?

[@TizOnly1]

@@mihirvd01 in order for things to actually play out like that, the masses would need WAY more equity than we have now. What's actually happening in real life already is that AI is being used to create dynamic algorithms to raise rents, raise grocery prices, and otherwise screw us all to maximum efficiency, while also being deployed to take our jobs (menial AND creative), create fake profiles online for us to engage with, etc. It's stripping us of power, humanity, art, and so much more. This is what's ALREADY happening. The idea that AI will be used equitably to increase living standards across the board is nonsense really. Not sure how anyone could think that's what's coming, looking at how this world actually operates.

[@cataniculescu]

@@mihirvd01 You can't really do anything you're passionate about if you're homeless. There must be a core issue in your mind when you see so many layoffs for the past 2 years, with AI adoption being one of the core reasons, and you're thinking that standard of living is increasing.

[@RivenX3i]

This is WILD... I've recently been deep diving on midjourney and a few other apps for storyboarding, pitchdeck imagery, etc. I had no idea AI clones were this far along to the public. All of this stuff is improving so insanely fast. Dope video!

[@Patchy]

“Stay Peachy… OK 🐝🐝🐝🐝”

[@hubertbarton9426]

😂😂

[@frenchpressfinance]

As a creator, are you not concerned with other people uploading audio from some of your videos, cloning your voice, and using it for bad purposes? As a financial advisor, I'm hyper-vigilant about my clients voices getting cloned by people trying to scam my clients and myself. It's cool tech, no doubt, but damned scary in some of its implications

[@sigma682]

All technologies can be used for nefarious purposes. The best thing to do is inform as many as possible.

[@saradietschy]

I canceled the voice verification authentication method for my bank last year when this first came on the scene :)

[@samphelps856]

Pro audio and technology technician here. The horse has bolted, so little audio is needed to do "fit for nefarious purposes" there's actually no point trying to clean out content history (your voice on the internet). Let me put it another way; if you have a giant field and keeping things in/out with a fence. Even a small part of the fence missing still let's things in and out and negates the rest of the fence.

[@wildwoodweddingfilms]

The wave is here. Do you want to ride it or do you want to get crushed by it?

[@DavidMussington]

Great topic. I think that it is worth focusing on authenticity - and protecting your brand from exploitation as well. Glad you are posting again.

[@7duke77]

With all the "excitement" over AI, I do hope no one is forgetting about the dark side of all of this...

[@amayaperry]

Honesty. It’s really concerning me how easily people are accepting this without thinking of the dangers. There’s already problem of deep fakes of women and girls created to show them in an inappropriate light. I’m not with this no matter how much they try to push it

[@MrGreenAKAguci00]

Big music record labels are already collaborating heavily with music making AI. I will bet my ass that Hollywood is doing the same with video. Corporations care about profit margins, they don't care how stuff is made, if it can be cheaper, they will make it cheaper.

[@7duke77]

@@MrGreenAKAguci00 You sure said a mouthful there!

[@pgplaysvidya]

i will waste minutes or hours of my day optimizing a single workflow (not even an entire process) because the subsequent times i use the workflow will save me time. meaning, if you manage to get AI sara to sound essentially like you to the point where most of your viewers can't tell the difference, that's huge. Saving time is the best use of time

[@goodlookinouthomie1757]

If I'm watching someone sit there talking to the camera and I have the slightest inkling that it might be an AI.... I get the ick. And I usually stop watching.

[@brisci]

This is a impressive A/B comparison, scary accurate. It prompted me to really focus on your voice and visual delivery. So much so I started noticed how often you say "right?". I guess it is the new version of "you know?".

[@saradietschy]

lol I noticed that in this video too. When I’m just flowing and not using a script for some reason I say right A LOT. Gonna work on that :)

[@themikegarrett]

​@@saradietschykeep saying it! It's the imperfections that let us know you're real.

[@AlliandWill]

We used this on a commercial project a few months back and it worked flawlessly for a section we needed to add in. Amazing tech. It's going to be wild what becomes possible in the next few years. Excited and scared haha

[@TSGEnt]

16:44 ...Sara DI-Aechy"? Close. 😉 We'll see how far this can go.

[@FlyingJackalope]

These things can hit almost everything BUT the bullseye. Those are the scenarios where you have to cheat and start spelling things weird to get it to pronounce it the way you want.

[@BenjiSelby]

This is dope! The uses are pretty handy, like voice overs in a pinch and ngl the video clone could be clutch especially if you’re in an edit and need to redo a clip. But I think the authentic artist will use it as a tool rather than replace their whole creative workflow.

[@billkigathi3492]

Fun vid! One interesting idea would be to have a just less than ideal alter-ego character who pops in an out of a video; tries to take over at certain points ; insert themselves into the video for humor; that way the contrast becomes intentional and fun and creeps people out way less. That way one can introduce and delegate stuff in a less serious and a more tongue in cheek way😅😅

[@VideoGameRoom32]

AI has gotten so good, it's scary. I still prefer to edit myself.

[@arnoldokwi]

Ok I do as well but I want to do it faster and AI give me both worlds

[@TerryDoesTech]

8:54 excuse me, WHAT?!

[@saradietschy]

RIGHT

[@ryanscullen]

That was still a bit uncanny valley. Skips in frame rate with hand motion, her lips during speech looked CG at times, but it's getting close... real close.

[@polyphony250]

AI doesn't quite know what to do with its hands yet, but to be fair, who does?

[@benderbi]

I work recording voiceover for daily videos soooooo… I think I will soon be able to optimize a lot of my work 😬

[@Javier-jv3ug]

i literally have never seen a clone this well... 8:54

[@saradietschy]

Right?? And I really was never able to repeat how good this first one was. Maybe a lucky balance between the source content and what I typed in

[@darkkforest]

My rotten mind keeps saying "Playstation" during this entire video. 🥺

[@pmr1049]

AI for radio is BIG at the moment and for someone who is a tech admin at one small community radio having the option to make AI do smart content with fillers, play jingles and introduce songs aswell as important local information is so cool. Sad part its so expensive for the smaller stations atm, hopefully that will change especially in Sweden as most LLMs are focusing on english but hey atleast iknow one german station is up 24/7 with only AI. That gives me hope for the future!

[@HowToRenovateAChateau]

Super interesting, thanks Sara! xx

[@carloscampo9119]

This is sooo good. Thank you Sara. The world will change dramatically really soon.

[@ThisIsTechToday]

Sara DiE ATE chy 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@matt45540]

"Thats gotta be AI"-Me watching your hands the entire time like your signing

[@Jibril_Abdulkadir]

Happy new year Sara ❤

[@codisilver]

For what concerns the training for videos maybe the best thing to do is doing it with a good green screen well lightened, so to be able to choose the background in post-production (changing the background of the video is something you might want to do, for example, in order to differentiate the subject of your videos). And perhaps another good idea could be to do two training sessions, one for full-body shots and one for half-body shots, and create the two versions of the video using AI. Subsequently, in the video editing program, you could overlay the two obtained clips on separate tracks, allowing you to decide in post-production when to change the framing.

[@mariannerady1137]

really liked how you shared your trials. After hearing all kinds of scrary future predictions, this makes me feel better :D

[@KrisKamweru]

Me watching a squarespace ad twice all the way through was not on my January bingo card 😆 Thanks Sara DiEtchy!

[@ddtalk]

I thought this was an incredibly interesting video. It showed quite a bit of information. Loved when John came in and was so surprised by how accurate your AI voice was! I also liked your square space commercial and the mispronouncing of your last name Sara dietchee (I know I misspelled it to demonstrate how it was pronounced by AI so it can’t be cloned to breach your security. Ps glad you’re back! I so enjoy your content and also your technical acumen! And of course your smile. I don’t know if you even know who I am but please know I pray for you, John and your family. Blessings! Pastor Dave

[@nbrowser]

Sara Dietschy Like Pie-Etchy...oooook.

[@BeckmanCoulter2013]

Thanks for a great recap of where the industry is at presently. And I love your video over the AI one.

[@davehagan]

I was totally waiting for you to tell us that the video of you was AI. Total inception mode!

[@mikepujols]

AI Sara Die-etchy rhymes with sketchy 16:45

[@U2haveanicedayty2]

The Real Sara loved the video and hope you had a Beautiful Holiday.💯✌️

[@just_mdd4]

I'd love to clone my voice so that I could have my voice read my scripts to me without having to rerecord over and over again, then I'd make a final genuine voiceover for my videos knowing that the timing is absolutely correct. The only problem with that idea is the financial cost! ☠️ I did go about doing this with an application called NaturalReader, but it only allows 4000 characters or 5 minutes of audio on the free version, and that only clears a KZbin Shorts script, lol.

[@mariaaafischer5247]

Soo cool, thank you for trying it and giving tips. I just tried last year a birthday wish for a friend from a singer and it worked after some tweaks fine…at the end I told her it is not real but I was amazed how good it already was. But now it got even more advanced. I hope you keep going. I don’t think you should exchange you with AI but I like to see what is possible.

[@greg_takacs]

I think that AI ad spot has crossed the uncanny valley and could have fooled me. Very impressive and it will only get better! The edit is obviously helping but it is still incredible!

[@SW-tech]

I really enjoyed this video and would love to see more about tech, software and similar. You have a characteristic style and perspective we enjoy and value.

[@pukimaa]

I really appreciate everything you did in this video. You're actually speaking true facts and you connect with your audience like no other. I agree that AI can be scary and I hate AI being thrown into everything, but how you want to use it and how you talk about AI is really refreshing. AI isn't the best thing in the world, nor is it the one thing that will doom humanity and I think you share that perspective. Also I work in design and I hate that everyone tries to design with AI. It's a creative job and all the thought that goes into every little detail, at least to me, makes me feel good and I appreciate when humans craft something, rather than write a loveless prompt to let someone else do something you don't know a thing about. Thanks for the great video, excited to see more since I just subscribed. Keep it up!

[@ResidentSkyview-kl3ns]

With all the criticism here, I just have to point out that we’ve been doing voice cloning way before this AI surge. We use it to help people for example who have ALS who we know are going to lose their voice in order to preserve it so that we can build it into a machine for them to communicate with when their voice is gone. 11 Labs was at the forefront of this and we trust them.

[@remixandkaraoke]

Thank you. This was very interesting and I feel like it could be very helpful for me in the future. Subscribed!

[@JohnWi11is]

This is incredible and scary at the same time.

[@JaskaranSingh-rn7sk]

love the video, long story short, I am here for personality, nuances, and most importantly your opinion on something which is very personal, So If Ai can do that then I am scared otherwise a little bit of help here and there I support like video editing plugins I am a fan of

[@simonfeilder]

Incredible tech. Has a real Pulls-Face-Off-To-Reveal-Tom-Cruise vibe right now but only if you're really focused. Once again dancing the razors edge of excitement and fear of never working again 🤓 Great video!

[@danielsword83]

Loved this video! thanks Sara 🙂

[@shanefoster5305]

First time I ever enjoyed watching the ad! This is so fascinating. I too fell down the AI rabbit hole! I'm so excited for the future!

[@highdough2712]

This is insanely frightening. We’re reaching the point where you can’t believe literally anything you see or hear, unless you see or hear it in person. And that’s probably next.

[@MarcioNovelli]

Can you please share your equipment list, lighting layout and colouring technique for your vlog setup? It looks SO warm and inviting!

[@myhappygecko2895]

This is an amazing video thank you. Full of such good info. Sending to coworkers.

[@hellohogo]

i'm beyond excited for AI. It takes vision and a little imagination to see how valuable it will be.

[@VideoGameRoom32]

Before you make a video, do you visual what the final video will look like? But in the final product it's different from what you visualized in your head. Sometimes it turns out different than what I visualized it.

[@OrinThomas]

HeyGen still hasn't figured out how to do hand gestures that don't make me look like a penguin who has had too much coffee. The best result I've got is just being relatively expressionless to camera.

[@tammybee9]

Pretty amazing! Thank you so much for sharing this! Hadn't heard about it yet. Congratulations on your baby! (I'm a little late)

[@sdcraig]

Next time AI calls you ugly, let me know, and I'll have words with it!

[@ourovox]

Hi, greetings from Mexico. I'm glad that a lot of the membres of criminal organizations in my country don't understand a word you're saying, because if they do, You don't have the slightest idea of all the monstrosities they would be doing to a lot of innocent people. When I hear you (and other content creators like you) smiling and commenting "how cool and awesome this toys are" I recall a lot of scenes of the movies I watched when I was a teenager (National Lampoon's Animal House, Porky's and similar when they jumped from a house's roof down to the pool only to have some fun). For you everything in your content calendar is is a way of not getting bored. You just pin point in the "awesomeness" of the apps, but what about the legal stuff in 06:10? "I hereby confirm that I have all the necessary rights or consents to upload and clone these voice samples and that I will not use the plattform-generated content for any illegal, fraudulent or harmful purpose. I reafirm my obligation to abide by ElevenLabs' Terms of Service, Prohibited content and Uses policy and Privacy Policy." Is that all? Is it all the accountability that ElevenLabs is going to face if something goes very wrong?. I would like to see your friend's face in the very beginning of your video if you, instead of your voice, used his voice saying things that he wouldn't have liked to be known. You talk about how much time you're going to save, but that is part of the fun in making things! A lot of comments are saying that the IA shoul be doing the dishes, the laundry and the hard work, not removing humans from the human activities, I agree with that. I think you're a fine, fun and creative person, but you and all that "IA hype" content creators, in the way I see the things, are like little Oppenheimers shaking a bomb to see "what happens in honor to kill boredom". With all this breaches to personal security coming soon... "Que dios nos agarre confesados". Buen día.

[@ZaidViewHD]

The ai voice is good but for me I can still tell and hear that it wasn’t you speaking. Probably within a few years it’ll be even better than expected

[@stoicswe]

I can see the usefulness of the video and audio generation AI tech. One of the things that I see though in the AI generated footage for the squarespace sponsor spot is that, while the hand movement is expressive, it seems like its a little disconnected from what is being said and emphasizes the wrong parts of the sentences. HOWEVER, it definitely has come a long way since when it started, definitely impressive.

[@MrPolgornek]

We’re definitly here for you. No doubt about it.

[@lunazamoracreative]

Audio is so important, 11 labs is getting better!

[@Ranger7Studios]

Also, normies like me can't even use them, as they are behind trial walls or just too expensive. So AI, not really fully available to the public quite just yet.

[@HairyDalek]

U se for Ai voice cloning that I hadn’t considered until fairly recently is for people who may be in danger of losing their ability to speak. My mother in law has Motor Neurone Disease, and as a precaution against her losing her voice, she has recorded voice samples for a voice clone to be made, and she will be able to “speak” using her voice, and not a mechanically sounding one (think Stephen Hawking). So while AI cloning is scary, there is a very important side where people can preserve aspects of themselves now *just in case*.

[@gummywormjim]

I think my main fear is that someone will use my likeness to express opinions that I don't agree with, especially after I pass away, this would be pretty detrimental to a person's legacy.

[@Aerospace_Education]

Incredible how fast this is moving.

[@erwinsartadventure]

The use of AI is crazy, but also hilarious! Like the pronunciation of your last name or the "Ok, beeeeee"

[@ChicagoJ351]

Does KZbin have any rules so people know if a video is ai generated or not? Do influencers need to disclose this if it has ai generated content?

[@JeremyLeech]

Riverside has something like this. Its WILD

[@sun-eye]

Plot Twist: The whole video was AI. Sarah was drinking margaritas at the beach the whole time.

[@krowleysbox]

Thanks Sara! I have been dabbling with Eleven Labs for various dubbing in other languages but still "not there" and is time consuming to find the right voice, intonation, timing (important for prerecorded material... but is exciting. This use case is especially useful.

[@bodendorfer]

@Sara-We are here for you! But this is cool, I personally love doing videos, but I hate doing podcasts. I could see AI helping with that as well as providing short video responses to clients.

[@LaurenceYugo]

Greaat video, its crazy to see AI like that! But can we talk about that t-shirt? Its sooo freaking cool, I love it! Also, is Resolve's Pitch Correction for when you change speed of the audio/video good? Cuz Premiere's is kinda bad, I can't use it professionally because you can notice the change

[@phynx2006]

This is a great video Sara, and WOW AI Sara is amazing, you did a great job dialing her in. I would be lying if I said this doesn't scare me a little. It is definitely interesting. I could see companies using this for training videos of all kinds. At the moment it's still probably cheaper to have a human talk in front of a camera, maybe.🤣👍👍

[@marius_burger]

I love Eleven Labs for my voice over work I can still record whatever I want but wherever even on my phone and Eleven Labs bumps it to my studio quality I sampled

[@ssecor40]

wow AI is so good in cloning however not sure the personality that makes us all unique will come through... Thanks for sharing Sara 😎❤

[@Courtney-Alice-Gargani]

I've seen AI for educational purposes and not podcast, which I like. But what sources does it pull from and how factual is the information.

[@epicchris1985]

Firstly love the PlayStation T-shirt! Yes this is very freaky and cool at the same time. I tried similar video AI tool only a year or so ago and it was terrible in comparison to this. Yer definitely try and get that affiliate link as be cool to try this with some videos. One thing’s for sure though, ai will never replace you or fellow great KZbinrs. It’s a tool that helps us work faster not replace our art 👌

[@FacePlant1324]

The movement with the hand for the AI side was kinda weird it was like it skipped frames a few times. but other than that it is scary good. I is really cool and scary at the same time. I am super conflicted

[@seikojin]

The irony of doing an ad read via ai is not lost. LOL

[@Paul_Beck]

The AI video was surprisingly convincing, but to me it also looked like a video with a lot of frame dropouts (especially with hand motion). I wonder how soon they'll start adding blur to better mimic motion in video.

[@nobody-u-know]

I was looking for the clone, but could not find it. Did you even show what it looked/sounded like?

[@nielmotzmusic]

You brought up an important point. Use AI to increase productivity. This is why it’s important more than ever to learn new skills. Like, I find it to be imperative to learn to code to understand the logic. Then AI can assist you in doing the “heavy lifting” of productivity. Long term, I believe AI has potential to become our personal companion for everything. Letting AI know about one self is imperative to help you be better, physically and mentally. However, digital security is a must, of course.

[@sasharadojevic]

I expected you to say this video was almost entirely AI-generated.

[@theloniousMac]

once upon a time people thought cameras were a lame way to paint.

[@animal355]

A.I. is all fun and games until it isn't. We need A.I. to carry out the tasks we don't want to do, like clean my toilet and bathroom, so I can create the fun and games like we used to be able to perform without the need for A.I. to kidnap our ability to be creative and fun.

[@SW-tech]

Wow, imagine how much money mainstream media can save when they replace all those talking heads!!!

[@StandleyHandcrafted]

Great video! AI is getting so crazy! Wow. Die-etchy took me out. 😂

[@paulhiggins5165]

The problems start when we all move from the default mindset of 'most things I see online are probably real' to 'most things I see online are probably AI'- which may happen if too many people start using AI generated content. I have actually been accused of being an AI during a debate on Reddit about AI , but the interesting thing was that nothing I could say would really prove I was human- and You Tubers may soon have the same problem- you may not use AI for your public facing content, but how would you prove this if someone said you were? We could all soon be in the position of being unable to prove we are real people, which is kind of crazy. What I think is being overlooked here is that AI itself will change the environment in which AI operates. Sure, today, we all kind of assume that AI is a small part of the overall ecosystem of online content- but as more and more AI gets used in images, video, music, writing ect we will all be faced with the reality that more and more of what we see and hear online will be AI generated- which may impact even on those who choose not to use AI because it's going to be really difficult to prove onlne that you or the content you create are not AI generated. Facebook for some strange reason seems to think it's a good idea to populate their platform with fake AI people- and where they lead I guess others will follow, so we are fast heading for a world where real people and AI generated people become impossible to tell apart- what implications this has for the future of society are very hard to predict.

[@shanemooon]

yo! new home studio setup looks great!

[@tinostarks]

It looks and sounds like you, they just need to work on frame rate and audio/lip syncing.

[@DeeeBoyy]

It may be a good idea to say your name a few times in the training data, especially if you’re going to have it say that your last name rhymes with peachy, because it’s not saying it that way. Also, the AI video would be more realistic if it’s audio would capture the room dynamics, if you’re going to be using the same set a lot. Maybe you can run the audio through a reverb filter that closely matches the dynamics of your room.

[@rhekman]

Here's why I'm looking forward to the AI voice and video future -- when everything is fake and computer generated, I'll have no reason to waste so much time online and just go outside or in the workshop and do something real and analog.

[@Crono921]

We're cooked guys

[@olddadstudio]

I am fascinated with AI as well and have been working with it for a while now. My main focus has been ChatGPT and CoPilot for the type of work I do. But I am waiting for the AI human replacements to be made perfect. I could see a time in the near future where you put on your virtual goggles, tell the AI generator that you want to see of movie using the original Star Trek crew, where you set the main plot points and it instantly renders your entire custom movie. The upcoming AI technology is going to just be mind-blowing.

[@RichardOldroyd-s7n]

Just because we can do something does not mean we should.

[@zagabog]

Computing has always followed the rule Garbage In Garbage Out. AI has not changed that. You've proved the rule again. AI is great when used with care for an appropriate purpose.