
Microsoft and YouTube Redefining Deepfakes: Creative Tool or Ethical Nightmare?
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In this insightful episode of "In A(i) Nutshell," hosts Andrew Miles Davis and Chris Branch delve into the evolving world of deepfakes, particularly focusing on recent advancements by Microsoft and YouTube. The discussion explores how these technologies, originally associated with negative connotations, are being repurposed for corporate and creative uses. The hosts examine Microsoft's new feature allowing users to create AI-generated voices and images, including potentially their own likeness, and YouTube's introduction of avatar-based content creation using celebrity voices. The conversation also addresses the ethical and legal implications of this technology, including issues of copyright and consent. The episode highlights the shifting perception of deepfakes from a purely negative phenomenon to a tool with potential positive applications, underscoring the need for ethical considerations in its use.
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