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> I could make plausible sounding recordings that did not reflect reality by, for example, cutting recordings up with freeware like Audacity, Cutting up what recordings, exactly? If you're mixing-and-matching, you need a pretty broad corpus of source material with fairly consistent recording quality (background noise, etc), and even still you're limited to reproducing words that are already present. You can't cut-and…
I agree. I edited the audio of a few math videos to upload to YouTube and I had to fix "typos" like " then one plus zero is zero ". The problem is that there are no spaces in the voice, so it sounds like " thenonepluszeroiszero. " So I had to look for a " one " that is in a similar context, after an "s" and before a ".", or at least a similar one. And hope the speed matches, and adjust the volume. They were free vide…
Re: AI-Generated Voice Evidence Poses Dangers in Court
#171Toooo late to edit: '"s"' should be '"n"'.