The user can then write any arbitrary text, and the system will read it out loud with the synthetic version of their voice. Once they have recorded a certain amount of audio, sometimes stretching from 10 to 60 minutes, the company will create a replica of the user’s voice. First, users may record their own voice using a script provided by the company.
Motherboard has tested several of these companies’ products and they generally work the same way. Using a non-work phone or computer, you can contact Joseph Cox securely on Signal on +44 20 8133 5190, Wickr on josephcox, or companies now exist that offer to clone, generate, or synthesize someone’s voice using artificial intelligence. Going down this road runs the risk of people thinking that voice-over can be replaced entirely by AI, which really makes my stomach turn.”ĭo you know anything else about how voice-generating AI is being abused? We'd love to hear from you. “Sure, you can get it to sound tonally like a voice, and maybe even make it sound like it's capturing an emotion, but at the end of the day, it is still going to ring hollow and false. “It's disrespectful to the craft to suggest that generating a performance is equivalent to a real human being's performance,” SungWon Cho, a game and animation voice actor who also goes by the handle ProZD, told Motherboard in an email. The labor implications on the voice acting industry tie directly to ElevenLabs’ work too, with the company marketing its service as an option for gaming, movies, audiobooks, and more. In January, Motherboard reported how members of 4chan quickly took a beta program from artificial voice company ElevenLabs and used it to generate voices of celebrities, including Emma Watson reading sections of Mein Kampf. The news highlights the impact of the burgeoning industry of artificial intelligence-generated voices and the much lower barrier of entry for anyone to synthesize the voices of others.
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