- After the fake news images, fake audios imitating personalities circulate. One of them has garnered over three million views on TikTok. He makes rude remarks to American singer Taylor Swift without clearly indicating that it is a fake.
- In February, it was a fake interview between Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and American podcaster Joe Reagan that got people talking about the quality of the voices. There the makers had spoken transparently about their use of artificial intelligence.
- The software used to create this fake interview has implemented security measures that are not always respected by netizens.
“It’s creepy, for a second I thought it was authentic,” exclaims one user. “This voice in artificial intelligence is taken out of context and used against it [Taylor Swift] ‘ warns another. The object of their alarms? A video that was seen more than 3.5 million times tick tocksince it was posted four days ago from an anonymous account.
Against the background of images from Taylor Swift, we hear a voice similar to that of American singer Launch: “I don’t care if my tickets are over a thousand dollars. I don’t do gigs for the poor. ” A note to the fiasco of ticket sales Concerts by the artist, most recently in mid-November. Fans had to go through the Ticketmaster platform, which had encountered many errors that prevented many of them from accessing it. Ticket prices then skyrocketed on resale sites. The sale was eventually canceled.
Taylor Swift returned to the debacle in an Instagram Story. express consideration for his fans, contrary to what the TikTok video says.
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It’s hard to imagine Taylor Swift, who takes care of her communications, making such remarks. There is no trace of such a recent statement by the singer. These words were created by an artificial intelligence, Advance payment another netizen on TikTok who claims to be the creator of this sound. In fact, there are several videos on his account where he makes remarks about artificial intelligence using the voice of Taylor Swift. why did he do that? At the time of writing, this user had not responded to our inquiries, nor had Universal Music, Taylor Swift’s record company.
As several netizens have pointed out in the comments, given the sound quality of the artificial voice, the viral video can be misleading. Keeping the confusion going, the netizen, who has amassed millions of views with this video, writes in the caption, “You heard it,” implying that it’s actually the singer, and then boasts with the hashtag #edit that he acts as an edit the caption, among other hashtags.
Artificial intelligence opens up many creative possibilities: On February 8, David Guetta used artificial intelligence to mimic Eminem’s voice in concert. By posting the images on YouTube, the French DJ Make clearthereby avoiding emitting bubbles for lanterns.
In February it was time a fake interview between Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and American podcaster Joe Reagan, who has spoken from her. The quality of the voices was also noticeable there, but the dialogue, improbable, removed any doubt as to the veracity of the interview. The YouTube channel that published this fake exchange had also clearly indicated that it was created using artificial intelligence.
The software used for this fake interview includes some security measures: the files used to reproduce a voice must therefore belong to the person using them. A barrier easily crossed by some internet users.
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