Re: Audio Deepfake Used To Steal 240,000$

Re: Audio Deepfake Used To Steal 240,000$ Wow if they  had stopped after the first transfer, they might have gotten away with it. These kind of calls are getting more and more common, I was getting calls a few months ago saying my social security number was suspended. I knew

Re: Audio Deepfake Used To Steal 240,000$

Re: Audio Deepfake Used To Steal 240,000$ Hm, I mentioned Lyrebird offhandledly because its a similar voice synthesis method using Deep Learning networks like WaveNet or DeepVoice, but yes it has some safeguards in place for account registration and data management that at the very least

Re: Audio Deepfake Used To Steal 240,000$

Re: Audio Deepfake Used To Steal 240,000$ Well doing that wouldn't exactly work with something like lyrebird because they give you spasific things to say and I believe you have to say them in order for it to work, so yeah. I also think they go through the recordings manually. URL: https

Re: Audio Deepfake Used To Steal 240,000$

Re: Audio Deepfake Used To Steal 240,000$ oops... sorry, i ment to type think, but little sister of mine can't keep her hands of the keyboard it seems URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/460024/#p460024 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin

Re: Audio Deepfake Used To Steal 240,000$

Re: Audio Deepfake Used To Steal 240,000$ Speaking about where you found the article: doesn't RAM also have some news for us about this? just kidding.Well to the point, it sounds bad. to thinyju9m,k that i can impersonate some one's voice and get allong steeling some money...What about

Re: Audio Deepfake Used To Steal 240,000$

Re: Audio Deepfake Used To Steal 240,000$ @4Theoretically, yes, you could. Some people have already created deepfakes of Mark Zuckerberg, Obama, and other celebrities by mining online videos. For eample, there's an entirely fake audio recording [here] of Joe Rogan made by engineers called

Re: Audio Deepfake Used To Steal 240,000$

Re: Audio Deepfake Used To Steal 240,000$ @4Theoretically, yes, you could. Some people have already created deepfakes of Mark Zuckerberg, Obama, and other celebrities by mining online videos.I've also dug up a more recent [Guide To Speech Synthesis With Deep Learning] posted a week ago

Re: Audio Deepfake Used To Steal 240,000$

Re: Audio Deepfake Used To Steal 240,000$ @4Theoretically, yes, you could. Some people have already created deepfakes of Mark Zuckerberg, Obama, and other celebrities by mining online videos.I've also dug up a more recent [Guide To Seech Synthesis With Deep Learning] posted a week ago

Re: Audio Deepfake Used To Steal 240,000$

Re: Audio Deepfake Used To Steal 240,000$ Hi.OO you mean I could go and try replicating the voice of a politician or any other public person? Not to generate money, but for trying  this out would be quite awsome to see how good these programs are.Greetings Moritz. URL: https

Re: Audio Deepfake Used To Steal 240,000$

Re: Audio Deepfake Used To Steal 240,000$ There are links to the Wall Street Journal embedded in the article, though they insist on you turning off your ad blocker... Its difficult to say exactly how the attackers managed to synthesize the Chief Executive's voice considering they haven't

Re: Audio Deepfake Used To Steal 240,000$

Re: Audio Deepfake Used To Steal 240,000$ The only thing I know of that can create synthetic voices with AI is Lyrebird, and to create a voice for that, you need to read specific sentences. Obviously the CEO wouldn't make his  own voice and then let thieves, or anyone else, use

Audio Deepfake Used To Steal 240,000$

Audio Deepfake Used To Steal 240,000$ As reported by [motherboard]:Remember those days spent playing with Lyrebird, Googles WaveNet, or other speech synthesis AI's? Ahh, such fun... Well we all knew where that could end up, and that moment has come. The Wall Street Journal reported

Audio Deepfake Used To Steal 240,000$

Audio Deepfake Used To Steal 240,000$ As reported by [motherboard]:Remember those days spent playing with Lyrebird, Googles WaveNet, or other speech synthesis AI's? Ahh, such fun... Well we all knew where that could end up, and that moment has come. The Wall Street Journey reported