Here’s How Incredible — And Terrifying — Artificial Intelligence Is These Days 

Are you aware of the advanced nature of artificial intelligence? Artificial intelligence (AI) is so advanced unbelievableYou can now create audio that sounds exactly like the real thing using tools. You can essentially steal somebody’s identity with it.

So on today’s show, I thought I’d have some fun and steal my Daily Wire colleague Matt Walsh’s “Sweet Baby Gang” AI technology. This experiment raises many serious questions regarding culture, law, technology, and media.

Eleven Labs, an amazing company, has developed an AI audio generator. This works by simply entering the phrase you wish to hear from someone into your computer. This technology uses a sample of their voice to create sound bites that sound exactly the same as the person you’re imitating. The generator can also read out entire audiobooks or speeches.

If you are interested in Watch my live show todayYou can hear the creepy accuracy with which this prompt sounds like my “non-friend” And “arch-nemesis” Matt Walsh:

Today’s Matt Walsh Show. I’ll be telling you why I’m formally stepping down as the leader of the sweet baby gang. I’ve searched long and hard for a successor and have finally found one. She hosts my favorite podcast and has the best taste ever in bottled water. First, let me admit that I was wrong. Dasani is nothing but a complete sham. Second, Candace Owens is my dear friend and I am officially handing over control of the sweet baby gang.

Here’s the video, listen for yourself:

It’s incredible and alarming. 

It brings back many conspiracies regarding the U.S. government. Some claim that this type of technology has been available to the CIA for decades. As with other rumors, the government will not allow the public to access technology until they are ready to use it for their own purposes. 

Documentaries on historical events show that the CIA or FBI have used this type of technology to pretend loved ones are calling to stage certain events. It’s never been proven, but sounds like just the sort of thing our own government might do.

If that hasn’t happened before, the new technology available to the public today certainly can be used to do it now.

What other uses can AI be used?

Imagine it being used in court. Imagine, God forbid, that you’re trying to get custody of your child. To block that from happening, your spouse uses an AI generator to make a recording of horrendous things — things you never said.

How’s the court going to know that it’s a fake? This AI will only improve over time. How much money will the court have to spend on a forensic analysis team that can verify the authenticity of recordings?

Consider commentators such me. My platform could be gone in an instant. An AI generator could be used to create a voice message that sounds like I’m saying that I hate my fans, and that I support abortion. This would be viral before I had a chance to reply. Even if you do reply, it would be my word against something that sounds like mine.

It’s scary!

How will we know what fact is and what fiction in the future?

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