Microsoft's VALL-E 2 AI Achieves Human-Level Speech, Raises Security Concerns
The advanced text-to-speech system can replicate voices with minimal audio input, prompting fears of misuse.
- VALL-E 2 can generate speech indistinguishable from human voices using just three seconds of audio.
- Researchers have decided not to release the technology to the public due to potential risks.
- The AI system excels in speech robustness, naturalness, and speaker similarity.
- Potential applications include aiding individuals with speech disabilities and enhancing educational tools.
- Concerns include voice spoofing and impersonation, leading to increased security measures.