| Added | Mon, 23/09/2019 |
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Researchers from Stanford and Princeton universities have created an algorithm that distorts a person's speech on video. For the credibility of the program not only adjusts voice and changes facial expressions, and the length of the roller.
According to the developers, their program is arranged this way: from the video it allocates the audio track, splitting human speech into phonemes. Further ON creates a 3D model of a human face, scanning as he moves his lips, saying the words. Then the machine finds wisely — sounds that look alike when lip movement and uses them to create facial expressions for the new phrase. In the end of the two spoken words, the algorithm generates a third.
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