Andy Baio takes a premise from the Weird Al biography (Michael Jackson parodied Eat It with Beat It, not the other way around), and runs with it. He also give an apt rundown of the current state...
Andy Baio takes a premise from the Weird Al biography (Michael Jackson parodied Eat It with Beat It, not the other way around), and runs with it. He also give an apt rundown of the current state of the art for voice cloning, and some of the possible implications for this technology.
Super interesting. We are in for some wild times with AI. I can't even imagine what kind of internet culture is going to develop around all of this. Part of me thinks it'll eventually just isolate...
Super interesting. We are in for some wild times with AI.
I can't even imagine what kind of internet culture is going to develop around all of this.
Part of me thinks it'll eventually just isolate us from each other completely when it comes to media consumption. You'll just tell AI to make you a song and tweak it with verbal commands. Same for movies, TV.
Andy Baio takes a premise from the Weird Al biography (Michael Jackson parodied Eat It with Beat It, not the other way around), and runs with it. He also give an apt rundown of the current state of the art for voice cloning, and some of the possible implications for this technology.
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Super interesting. We are in for some wild times with AI.
I can't even imagine what kind of internet culture is going to develop around all of this.
Part of me thinks it'll eventually just isolate us from each other completely when it comes to media consumption. You'll just tell AI to make you a song and tweak it with verbal commands. Same for movies, TV.