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Filmmakers are using AI from companies like Deepdub to create foreign-language versions of their movies using samples of the original actors' voices

Ellen Gamerman / Wall Street Journal : Tweets: @mattocko and @stefaniei See also Mediagazer Tweets: Matt Ocko / @mattocko : As terrifying as this tech will be in the hands of criminals, & as much as we need way better attestation systems for our voices, photos, videos... ...it's still awesome that ⁦@valkilmer⁩ can act at the peak of his craft w/out worrying about his voice https://www.wsj.com/... Stefanie Ilgenfritz / @stefaniei : In the next dubbed film or TV show you watch, the dialogue might be AI-generated from samples of actors' voices that lets them ‘speak’ in new languages. The Future of Everything looks at the next evolution in sound technology. https://www.wsj.com/... via @EllenGamerman See also Mediagazer

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