>>81667071
This is a BIGSLEEP gen I made in 2019 which took six hours.
Actually mindblowing how far this shit is going.

>>81528890
>You have no idea what you're talking about
I know quite a bit more than you do. The fearmongering is clearly working since you're just arguing with emotions here and can't actually form a rational response as to what I'm wrong about.
>>81528905
>Maybe I am wrong, sure, but you have to recognize how fast such technologies are improoving. Compare AI videos from 2023 - 2025; the difference is unbelievable.
I agree! The technology is getting far more complex. Picrel - a gen I made around late 2018. It was considered very good and an impressive result at the time, and took several hours. That's how far in scope things have come just for some perspective.
>AI that can replicate human speech and faces, regardless of how much or little they resemble humans in how they operate.
Vocally? Not far off. They've been working on that with TTS since '61 with the IBM 704. It's actually quite close to sounding authentic. But the actual words are coming from an LLM, and you can immediately tell that this is an AI due to their lack of worldly information among other things.
If you're doubtful , try talking to one yourself. Here:
https://www.sesame.com/research/crossing_the_uncanny_valley_of_voice#demo