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海外TECH	Engadget	Microsoft's AI tool can turn photos into realistic videos of people talking and singing	https://www.engadget.com/microsofts-ai-tool-can-turn-photos-into-realistic-videos-of-people-talking-and-singing-070052240.html?src=rss	Microsoft Research Asia has unveiled a new experimental AI tool called VASA that can take a still image of a person ーor the drawing of one ーand an existing audio file to create a lifelike talking face out of them in real time It has the ability to generate facial expressions and head motions for an existing still image and the appropriate lip movements to match a speech or a song The researchers uploaded a ton of examples on the project page and the results look good enough that they could fool people into thinking that they re real nbsp While the lip and head motions in the examples could still look a bit robotic and out of sync upon closer inspection it s still clear that the technology could be misused to easily and quickly create deepfake videos of real people The researchers themselves are aware of that potential and have decided not to release an online demo API product additional implementation details or any related offerings until they re sure that their technology will be used responsibly and in accordance with proper regulations They didn t however say whether they re planning to implement certain safeguards to prevent bad actors from using them for nefarious purposes such as to create deepfake porn or misinformation campaigns nbsp The researchers believe their technology has a ton of benefits despite its potential for misuse They said it can be used to enhance educational equity as well as to improve accessibility for those with communication challenges perhaps by giving them access to an avatar that can communicate for them It can also provide companionship and therapeutic support for those who need it they said insinuating the VASA could be used in programs that offer access to AI characters people can talk to nbsp According to the paper published with the announcement VASA was trained on the VoxCeleb Dataset which contains over million utterances for celebrities that were extracted from YouTube videos Even though the tool was trained on real faces it also works on artistic photos like the Mona Lisa which the researchers amusingly combined with an audio file of Anne Hathaway s viral rendition of Lil Wayne s Paparazzi It s so delightful it s worth a watch even if you re doubting what good a technology like this can do nbsp This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2024-04-20 07:00:52