Deep fake audio getting easier to make, harder to detect

Deep fake audio getting easier to make, harder to detect AI News, AI, AI tools, DailyAI, Eugene van der Watt, Innovation, itinai.com, LLM, t.me/itinai **Fake AI Voice Cloning: Its Impact and Practical Solutions** The rise of fake AI-cloned voices has raised concerns about the potential consequences and the challenges in detecting them. Recent events, like the controversial audio recording of a high school principal, have highlighted the risk of reputational damage and the difficulty in verifying the authenticity of such recordings. **Challenges Faced** The case of Pikesville High principal Eric Eiswert showcased the potential for reputational harm due to AI-generated voices. The debate over the authenticity of the voice recording demonstrated the difficulty in discerning the truth, putting Eiswert’s job and reputation at risk. **The Advancements in AI Cloning** Technological advancements have made AI voice cloning increasingly accessible and convincing, with tools like OpenVoice providing detailed control over the cloned voice’s characteristics. However, verifying the authenticity of such audio remains challenging, as only a limited number of labs can reliably distinguish AI fakes from genuine recordings. **Practical AI Solutions** For companies considering AI solutions, leveraging AI can offer several benefits: - Identifying automation opportunities - Defining measurable KPIs - Selecting tailored AI tools - Implementing AI gradually One practical AI solution is the AI Sales Bot from itinai.com, designed to automate customer engagement and manage interactions across all stages of the customer journey. To explore how AI can redefine your sales processes and customer engagement, visit itinai.com/aisalesbot. For AI KPI management advice and continuous insights into leveraging AI, connect with us at hello@itinai.com or stay tuned on our Telegram channel or Twitter. **List of Useful Links:** - AI Lab in Telegram @aiscrumbot – free consultation - Deep fake audio getting easier to make, harder to detect - DailyAI - Twitter – @itinai