Deepfake technology helps David Beckham speak 9 languages

Written by Long J

In the video about campaign Malaria Must Die, David Beckham still appears handsome as usual but this time he made the viewer panic.

Beckham is clearly attracted to it, is old and still has a temperament.

But in this video, he was strangely scary. Not because it involves malaria (malaria), but for other reasons.

RG / A, Ridley Scott Associates and Synthesia have created a video describing the former legendary soccer legend about the dangers of malaria in … 9 languages. Beckham is not so good at foreign languages, thanks to AI.

David Beckham (fake) talks about malaria prevention campaign in 9 languages

The people behind the campaign call this the world’s first voice petition, and they call on people to visit the website to record the “Malaria Must Die” statement (Malaria must be destroyed).

What is the answer to a David Beckham who knows 9 languages? It is Deepfake.

Deepfake is an interesting but also intimidating AI technology that can impose this image on one person to another. The people behind Malaria Must Die believe that using Deepfake is easier than shooting video as usual.

Basically, instead of going back to David Beckham, through this technology, the video producers have to edit existing image content.

Rasmussen, founder of Synthesia, said that this helps reduce the cost and time to produce a video.

While the UK-based startup successfully raised $ 3.1 million, many viewers expressed concern about the moral aspect of the video.

However, according to Rasmussen, Synthesia has moral rules and must be allowed by the characters to conduct production.

Synthesia is working closely with government and media organizations to bring awareness about the benefits of this technology and also ensure it is not used for dark reasons.

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Source : cafebiz