I'm not going to get fooled by fake AI... there's a dude answering some of these directly with a chick laughing behind him.
For sure some of these responses are live recordings, they're up all night.
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I'm not going to get fooled by fake AI... there's a dude answering some of these directly with a chick laughing behind him.
For sure some of these responses are live recordings, they're up all night.
Listening to the demos I'm not entirely convinced by this ( https://playground.play.ht/listen/189 was pretty funny). I wonder if this company will end up taking down (and subsequently pricing out most people using this tech for fun) arbitrary voice generation just like its competitors have so far. Going to the demo page and hearing a random snippet of Musk-worship was pretty weird. Out of all audio tracks to place at…
> ( https://playground.play.ht/listen/189 was pretty funny) Warning to others wanting to click on the link: damn that was creepy.
How do you assert that the cloned voice has been truly permitted by the voice owner? I've had my voice cloned without my consent by other people using Descript and Eleven Labs. What is your process for verifying consent?
When I tried this service previously, you had to read (out loud) something saying that you were giving consent.
Listening to the demos I'm not entirely convinced by this ( https://playground.play.ht/listen/189 was pretty funny). I wonder if this company will end up taking down (and subsequently pricing out most people using this tech for fun) arbitrary voice generation just like its competitors have so far. Going to the demo page and hearing a random snippet of Musk-worship was pretty weird. Out of all audio tracks to place at…
This is a good reminder that we all need to have a "safe word" that we can use to verify to the important people in our life that the voice they may be hearing on the phone or elsewhere is really us. Get a panicky call from "me" in the middle of the night? If I don't include my safe word, that call isn't from me.
This is a good reminder that we all need to have a "safe word" that we can use to verify to the important people in our life that the voice they may be hearing on the phone or elsewhere is really us. Get a panicky call from "me" in the middle of the night? If I don't include my safe word, that call isn't from me.
Where is the pricing for the API ? How is that under custom when Eleven Labs and everything else clearly describe the price. Not showing that is an instant reject for me
Amazing. Super impressive. > The model also captures accents well and is able to speak in all English accents. Even more interesting, it can make non-English speakers speak English while preserving their original accent. Just upload a non-English speaker clip and try it yourself. Just tried it. It was weird and funny at the same time. When are you planning on adding other languages?
This is the first startup here where I think the tech should essentially be illegal. It's cool tech, yes I'm impressed at the achievement. Nuclear weapons are impressive too. OTOH this kind of thing is getting easier and easier to do, so what's a realistic way forward?
Honestly I'm starting to wonder this about AI in general. I mean realistically, there's a decent chance will be looking at general AI soon. The best-case scenario endgame of that is creating a benevolent God. It might be time to start asking ourselves if that's what we want.