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Voice clones sound realistic but not (yet) hyperrealistic

2024-11-25

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<p>AI-generated voices are increasingly prevalent in our lives, via virtual assistants, automated customer service, and voice-overs. With increased availability and affordability of AI-generated voices, we need to examine how humans perceive them. Recently, an intriguing effect was reported in AI-generated faces, where such face images were perceived as more human than images of real humans - a “hyperrealism effec...

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10.31234/osf.io/jqg6e
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