Mar 29, 05:28 PM

OpenAI's Voice Engine Development Raises Concerns, Will Not Be Widely Released During Election Year

OpenAI has developed Voice Engine, a model that generates speech resembling the source speaker's voice from text input and a 15-second audio sample. Despite successful testing with partners like HeyGen, Spotify, and Livox, OpenAI will not release it widely, especially during an election year. Concerns about the risks involved in voice cloning have prompted engagement with various partners from government, media, entertainment, education, and civil society.

#OpenAI #Voice Engine #HeyGen #Spotify #Livox

Written with ChatGPT (GPT-3).

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Smoke-away@SmokeAwayyy
2 years ago
OpenAI developed Voice Engine in 2022... ...and you still think AGI hasn't been achieved internally? https://t.co/6Wsp4JBTDk
HeyGen@HeyGen_Official
2 years ago
You may have heard… New HeyGen ✨premium✨ voices are powered by @OpenAI! Granting early access TODAY to our enterprise customers https://t.co/tL8JqT60dO
Han Xiao@hxiao
2 years ago
OpenAI's ChatGPT exclusive "Breeze" voice is impressively lifelike, better than any voice option in their public API. https://t.co/MalkJHVbQw

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