AI speech generator 'reaches human parity' – but it's too dangerous to release
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#5I'm old enough to remember some number of months ago when GPT2 was described as "too dangerous to release".
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#7I'm old enough to remember some number of months ago when GPT2 was described as "too dangerous to release".
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#9> so 2024 will be the last human election and what we mean by that is not that it's just going to be an AI running as president in 2028 but that will really be although maybe um it will be you know humans as figureheads but it'll be Whoever greater compute power will win
We saw already AI voices influencing elections in India https://restofworld.org/2023/ai-voice-modi-singing-politics/
> AI-generated songs, like the ones featuring Prime Minister Narendra Modi, are gaining traction ahead of India’s upcoming elections. [...] Earlier this month, an Instagram video of Modi “singing” a Telugu love song had over 2 million views, while a similar Tamil-language song had more than 2.7 million. A Punjabi song racked up more than 17 million views.
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#10Truly irresponsible