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Baltimore County educator framed principal with AI-generated voice, police say
(www.thebaltimorebanner.com)
Where's the video?
Also downvoted for paywall.
this post was submitted on 25 Apr 2024
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Man elections are going to be a mess with all the voice and video generation.
I thought it was particularly interesting that the only official to initially reserve judgment and fight for the principal was from their union. Unions are so important and are proving their use again and again. Also, the idiot who made the deep fake was caught essentially stealing from the school, and retaliated using the schools network to access everything he used to retaliate. Like, this is not a smart human. Some people really think they are the star of their own little movie. Real life doesn't have plot armor you dumbass.
The audio almost sounds convincing.. One thing I noticed is that despite how riled up the speaker is, the tone of the voice seems consistent throughout despite being flustered.
AI simulations are going to get used a lot for both revenge and black mail.