今天华尔街日报头版： https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai-brings-back-voices-of-children-killed-in-shootings-7d72cb8d?mod=hp_lead_pos8 ‘I Died That Day’—AI Brings Back Voices of Children Killed in Shootings Grieving parents made these audio deepfakes to stir the emotions of lawmakers. But they also mark a new era for artificial intelligence. 枪击案死难的孩子们的父母用AI合成他们孩子的声音，呼吁立法者通过更严格枪支管理法案 https://www.theshotline.org/ 这里能听到这些孩子们的AI语音合成 Not for the faint-hearted. Warning. 听着很难过，很复杂的感受。有点类似通灵和死者对话的奇异感受。 PARKLAND, Fla.—Lawmakers are starting to get calls from a surprising group of kids—dead ones. Uzi Garcia: “I’m a fourth-grader at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas. Or at least I was, when a man with an AR-15 came into my school and killed 18 of my classmates, two teachers and me.” Ethan Song: “In 2018, when I was 15 years old, I was killed by an unsecured gun at my friend’s house.” And there’s 17-year-old Joaquin Oliver: “The thing is, I died that day in Parkland. My body was destroyed by a weapon of war.” Then they all say something like this: “I’m back today because my parents used AI to re-create my voice to call you.” These automated calls—starting on the sixth anniversary of the Parkland school shooting that left 17 dead—are part of a campaign to raise awareness for gun safety and push for greater gun control. But this column isn’t about gun policy, it’s about a defining moment in artificial intelligence, and the use of deepfakes to spread messages and channel the dead. It sounds like an episode of “Black Mirror,” and the surreality seems to be at least partially the point. Joaquin’s parents, Patricia and Manny Oliver, are behind the project. Outspoken activists since the death of their son, they say this approach is born of frustration.
https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai-brings-back-voices-of-children-killed-in-shootings-7d72cb8d?mod=hp_lead_pos8 ‘I Died That Day’—AI Brings Back Voices of Children Killed in Shootings Grieving parents made these audio deepfakes to stir the emotions of lawmakers. But they also mark a new era for artificial intelligence.
枪击案死难的孩子们的父母用AI合成他们孩子的声音，呼吁立法者通过更严格枪支管理法案
https://www.theshotline.org/
这里能听到这些孩子们的AI语音合成
Not for the faint-hearted. Warning.
听着很难过，很复杂的感受。有点类似通灵和死者对话的奇异感受。
PARKLAND, Fla.—Lawmakers are starting to get calls from a surprising group of kids—dead ones.
Uzi Garcia: “I’m a fourth-grader at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas. Or at least I was, when a man with an AR-15 came into my school and killed 18 of my classmates, two teachers and me.”
Ethan Song: “In 2018, when I was 15 years old, I was killed by an unsecured gun at my friend’s house.”
And there’s 17-year-old Joaquin Oliver: “The thing is, I died that day in Parkland. My body was destroyed by a weapon of war.”
Then they all say something like this: “I’m back today because my parents used AI to re-create my voice to call you.”
These automated calls—starting on the sixth anniversary of the Parkland school shooting that left 17 dead—are part of a campaign to raise awareness for gun safety and push for greater gun control. But this column isn’t about gun policy, it’s about a defining moment in artificial intelligence, and the use of deepfakes to spread messages and channel the dead. It sounds like an episode of “Black Mirror,” and the surreality seems to be at least partially the point. Joaquin’s parents, Patricia and Manny Oliver, are behind the project. Outspoken activists since the death of their son, they say this approach is born of frustration.
支持禁枪，同时支持严惩罪犯，否则坏人放在街上拿刀也能捅死人
控枪而不是禁枪！一旦完全禁枪了，那就是拼谁拳头大了。当年洛杉矶韩国城的暴动，要不是有枪，就被团灭了。