AI voice cloning: How programs are learning to pick up on pitch and tone

The video tutorial explains how artificial intelligence can clone human voices using a small audio sample. It uses President Joe Biden's voice as an example, demonstrating how AI models like Tortoise TTS can recreate voices from limited data. The tutorial discusses the process of training AI models to recognize and replicate speech characteristics such as rhythm and tone. It also highlights the potential for future models to require even fewer samples to produce convincing voice clones.

What is a potential source for creating fake audio clips using AI?

• A handwritten letter

• A phone call

• A weather report

• A painting

Who developed the Tortoise TTS voice cloning model?

• Open AI

• Katie Tubman

• James Becker

• Joe Biden

What does the AI model learn to replicate human voices?

• Color and texture

• Rhythm, stress, pitch, and tone

• Height and weight

• Speed and distance

In the teacher-student analogy, what role does the AI model play?

• The teacher

• The student

• The textbook

• The classroom

What is a future concern regarding AI voice cloning technology?

• It will be unable to clone voices

• It will need fewer samples to clone voices

• It will become less accurate

• It will require more data to function