Bernkastel
Ask me about my fanboy energy!
Although I disagree with the AI on CBBE body type. BHUNP/UUNP >>>> CBBE.
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AI impersonates Todd Howard's voice to talk about Elder Scrolls VI
- Thread starter Bernkastel
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Although I disagree with the AI on CBBE body type. BHUNP/UUNP >>>> CBBE.
Dirk Benedict
Gold Member
Good Lord, this was so funny. Don't drink anything while listening to this shit. LOL!
kiphalfton
Member
Lmao at the background cheers.
Nickolaidas
Member
Okay, if people do things like this with less parody things in mind ... information could become even LESS reliable on the web.
TheDraconian
Member
Magic Carpet
Member
NSFW This is hilarious.
Is the crowd reaction part of the AI? Or just nice editing.
Is the crowd reaction part of the AI? Or just nice editing.
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LiquidMetal14
hide your water-based mammals
Well done
Bernkastel
Ask me about my fanboy energy!
Another one
Pagusas
Elden Member
AI voice is one of the most exciting things to happen in games to me. Once the tech is there it will allow some small shops like mine to VO all NPC's and more importantly allow a lot more variety of dynamic, responsive content. My dream is to create a game narrative that is fully responsive to the user's choices, resulting in totally different branching scenarios that continually grow in divergence. The only way for that to really work from the dev side is AI generated content, and VO content is high on the list of "not there yet, but its getting close!".
a multicultural team of v
Member
This doesn't even exist in text form yet though, why does voice make it possible?
Badlucktroll
Member
Todd Howard, the Microsoft employee?
James Sawyer Ford
Member
ChatGPT is going to replace Todd Howard now, isn’t it?
I made a thread about this a while back. I've been waiting for this to take off for quite some time.
It's scary what's possible
Barakov
Gold Member
MAtgS
Member
What is even real anymore?
Catphish
Member
I think we've already reached the point where nothing online can be considered 100% reliable. There's literally no digital media that can't be convincingly falsified.
My hope is that the eventual spread, understanding, and acceptance of this fact brings about the crash of digital news and social media manipulation.
When we all finally realize that it can't be trusted, we might just learn to ignore it.
Pagusas
Elden Member
Its just one piece of the bigger picture. But even without all the other AI generated stuff, we still can EASILY out-write our voice over budget by a factor of 1000. That leaves three choices in the current industry:
1. Cut down the amount of content in the game to fit your VO budget/time
2. Have some unvoiced NPCs/create a disjointed experience.
3. Have only like 2 VO artist end up voicing 85% of the NPC/characters in the game
Most dev's choose option 1, or a mix of the two. AI voice overs (that reach a point where they sound 90% good) will allow for massively more content generation when it comes to dialogue in the game.
a multicultural team of v
Member
Oh yeah, I mean that's all fair. I totally believe voice acting costs influence the amount of writing in games, so being able to create endless amounts of it will definitely be a positive when it comes to dialog.
jshackles
Gentlemen, we can rebuild it. We have the capability to make the world's first enhanced store. Steam will be that store. Better than it was before.
Jinzo Prime
Member
Isn't there a scene in Terminator 2 were the robot mimics a human voice to kill someone? Do we officially live in the future?
Jennings
Member
This tech will certainly help those celebrity porn deepfakes sound way more authentic. Who wants to see some busty Austrailian Twitch streamer being plowed by a football team if she's just gonna sound like some uneducated Valley Girl every time a dick falls out of her mouth and she speaks long enough to pull you out of the moment?
DragoonWalker
Member
Was this written then voiced/read by the AI or both written and also spoken by the AI? Was it the same AI or did one write it and another speak it? Which one(s) was it? It's so natural sounding, so like Todd, pauses, intonation, scoffs even. Man we have come a long way.
MrTroubleMaker
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Bernkastel
Ask me about my fanboy energy!
You can already use it. Written by human, voiced by AI.
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Nickolaidas
Member
Exactly. You could make, say, a live action video of the President shooting a kid by placing his face on the 'actor's' face, and then you can speak with the president's voice to incriminate him even further.
Trolling has the potential of becoming really, really dangerous.
Elysion
Banned
It‘s incredible how real this stuff sounds. On Twitter today I saw a bunch of similar clips; one of Trump decribing in graphic detail how he and Bill Clinton raped a Colombian girl on Epstein‘s island (yikes), and another one of Emma Watson reading a paragraph from Mein Kampf lol. I have a feeling they‘ll have to shut this down, or heavily restrict it in some way. Or maybe they‘ll make it impossible for the AI to voice certain words and phrases, similar to how other AI programs got eventually neutered to prevent them from saying anything too offensive.
But hopefully this means artificially generated voice acting in games is possible now. It would be a great way to allow full voice acting even in low budget or indy games. This might also reduce game sizes for games that have lots of voice acting, since the lines can be generated on the fly and don‘t have to be stored permanently in the data (at least I think so).
But hopefully this means artificially generated voice acting in games is possible now. It would be a great way to allow full voice acting even in low budget or indy games. This might also reduce game sizes for games that have lots of voice acting, since the lines can be generated on the fly and don‘t have to be stored permanently in the data (at least I think so).
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Mephisto40
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It really isn't going to be long before somebody makes something that allows your voice to mimic anybody else's in the world in real time, which is hella scary tbh
Companies are going to have to have all sorts of security checks on their phone systems moving forward
Companies are going to have to have all sorts of security checks on their phone systems moving forward
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Kokoloko85
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Yeah you’re talking about MS sorting the situation. Its hard with all publishers/studios etc. But Elder Scrolls will probably be a huge game So even harder.
But with MS getting rid of some Bethesda staff from what was going around last week. If Starfield doent hit expectations dont expect MS to make easier for Bethesda to get it out any sooner and cleaner.