Summary
ElevenLabs has developed a system that can create realistic voice copies using a short voice sample. This technology might be useful in areas like dubbing movies and helping people who cannot speak, but there are concerns about its misuse.
Key Facts
- ElevenLabs can create lifelike voice replicas from short voice recordings.
- The technology was featured with a copy of Al Jazeera anchor Neave Barker's voice.
- CEO Mati Staniszewski discussed potential uses like dubbing and aiding those who have lost the ability to speak.
- There are risks of the technology being used for fraud and spreading false information.
- Safety and detection measures are essential to prevent misuse.
- Collaboration with governments is important to manage the technology's impact.
- Ukraine is mentioned in relation to developing its approach using this technology.
- The main question raised is about control and ownership of digitally replicated voices.
