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I’ve noticed on any of those deep fake sites you can’t find Dwayne Johnson the Rock. I wonder if there is a legal reason because surely he is super famous and would be there. I’ve searched multiple ones if there is one I missed it.
> We'll be happy to remove any of the voices featured here for any reason.
Maybe they've requested to be removed from the site. Impossible to know though, and they are unlikely to acknowledge it if you ask.
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That one is "just" a French accent on English words? and relatively few unique ones at that. probably wouldn't be hard to train or just brute force the most frequent number and duration words.
Seemingly, assuming there are 10 + 6 combinations (1-10, seconds/minutes/hours/days/weeks/months), it'd probably be less than 250 words and you could use Fiverr to get some native French speaker who knows English (and applies a heavy accent) to do it for you, for less than 10 EUR
You would need more than just ten -- you wouldn't want it to read digits, you would probably prefer 'sixteen hours later' over 'one-six hours later'.
but yeah that's the general idea I'm getting at.
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This got me thinking that it would be nice to have some sort of recursive processing in which if you say, that Flanders is personalizing Obama, then when you quote "My fellow Americans", you should hear an attempt of Flanders saying that the Obama's way. A way to detect fake voices, I guess :P
JukeBox did that for music so it's not impossible ... https://openai.com/blog/jukebox/
It's worth mentioning that one similar site is 15.ai[1] [1] https://15.ai
Good luck enforcing that. If someone makes a fandom crossover video and the voices are only available from separate services, that’s only good retroactively if it gets popular on YouTube and someone then tattles to the 15.ai C&D team. Even then, that doesn’t take down the mirrors.
https://fakeyou.com/tts/result/TR:6tjeqs8j4x8324v8jq0bgshvem...
https://fakeyou.com/tts/result/TR:0cbfqd1478ms1rnwg7g9d6r6qs...
This is the perfect application for this technology.
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Seemingly, assuming there are 10 + 6 combinations (1-10, seconds/minutes/hours/days/weeks/months), it'd probably be less than 250 words and you could use Fiverr to get some native French speaker who knows English (and applies a heavy accent) to do it for you, for less than 10 EUR
I think seconds and minutes are too short, right? The idea is that some significant time elapsed I think. Unless the context is some normally very short event, those are too short to be useful. You would need more than just ten -- you wouldn't want it to read digits, you would probably prefer 'sixteen hours later' over 'one-six hours later'. but yeah that's the general idea I'm getting at.