Yeah I was very saddened to see how many people immediately turned on you in the comments before doing any further research. And as for the audio itself, it doesn’t really sound Ai generated to me, if anything it sounds just a little off because of the medium being an audio book. I think people who hadn’t heard this story before took it as misinformation.
3 months ago
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Star Wars fan unable to differentiate real voice of their beloved actor from AI generated will never be funny.
3 months ago | 10
Thank you for disclosing this, I very much appreciate it and I'm sure other people do too. To be fair, I think you probably should have put a disclaimer at the start of the video if you could see it coming, but also to be fair I'm not sure how easy that is to integrate. It's a shame that nowadays we just can't 100% tell what is A.I and what isn't, I am always very guarded when it comes to it, as I don't want slop on my feed, but you have absolutely done the right thing in disclosing this, and I thank you for that.
3 months ago | 5
I thought I’d research before shooting the messenger and I was gutted to discover it was actually sir Alec’s words 😮
3 months ago
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There needs to be disclaimer or watermark about AI generated content. Veo3 proves that there’s absolutely no way to tell the difference anymore.
3 months ago (edited) | 2
Next time just print the source's name in the corner of the clip!
3 months ago | 4
Star Wars Update
***ALERT - Regarding A.I. ***
The latest video of Sir Alec Guinness telling a story about meeting a young Star Wars fan, is not A.I.
It is really Sir Alec Guinness, it is a clip of him reading from his book "A Positively Final Appearance". He recorded a number of audiobooks before his death. It can be found online or purchased on Audio CD.
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