感”。每个分身(分别都被称为“ NEON”)都可以针对不同的任务进行定制,并且能够在几毫秒内“以更少的延迟响应查询”。它们不只是有了视觉外观的AI助手,而是被用于更多用途之中:
“In the near future, one will be able to license or subscribe to a NEON as a service representative, a financial advisor, a healthcare provider, or a concierge. Over time, NEONs will work as TV anchors, spokespeople, or movie actors; or they can simply be companions and friends.”
“在不久的将来,人们将能够授权或订阅Neon作为服务代表、财务顾问、医疗保健提供者或礼宾。随着时间的推移,Neon将充当电视节目主持人、代言人或电影演员;或者他们可以只是人类的伙伴和朋友。”
In its PR, the company veers into strange territory is in its description of the avatars’ underlying technology. It says it’s using proprietary software called “Core R3” to create the avatars, and that its approach is “fundamentally different from deepfake or other facial reanimation techniques.” But it doesn’t say how the software does work, and instead relies on wishy-washy assurances that Core R3 “creates new realities.” We’d much rather know if the company is using, say, high-resolution video captures pinned onto 3D models or AI to generate facial movements — whatever the case may be.
在公关中,该公司转向了一个陌生领域——在其描述中的分身基础技术。该公司称其正在使用名为“Core R3”的专有软件来创建分身,并且其方法“与Deepfake或其他面部模拟技术有根本不同。”但STAR Lab并未说明该软件如何工作,而是依赖于空泛地保证Core R3“创造了新的现实”。我们更想知道该公司是否在3D模型或人工智能上使用所谓的高分辨率视频捕获技术来生成面部表情——无论实例是什么。
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