AI voice cloning
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- Voice Deepfakes Don't Fool Your Auditory System — Only Your Conscious Mind — New research shows that people cannot consciously distinguish an AI voice from a human one. But the brain manages it on its own. Using EEG, neuroscientists discovered that after a brief training period, the auditory system begins to "tag" fake voices differently from real ones — long before a person consciously registers it. What does this mean for the future defense against voice fraud?
- Musicians can finally fight back against AI clones of their voices — Artificial intelligence can now clone a singer's voice from just a few seconds of recording. Researchers at Binghamton University have developed a tool called My Music My Choice that adds inaudible changes to songs. A listener hears no difference, but cloning software produces only distorted noise. Protection arrives before the fakes do.
- Google Has Deployed AI for Video Dubbing and Creators Are Opening Up New Markets — YouTube has quietly made AI-powered automatic dubbing available to all creators regardless of channel size. The technology can translate and dub video into 27 languages including expressive elements like laughter or sighs. For creators, this means access to billions of viewers who until now missed their content due to language barriers. At the same time, questions arise around voice authenticity, monetization, and whether AI dubbing might ultimately cut into creators' income.