- Published on August 20, 2021
- In IT Services
How Deep Fakes Are Shaping Entertainment In The Post Covid Era
The company is calling their corporate spin on deep fakes ‘virtual double ARIs’.
- By Avi Gopani
If you have ever had to speak to a client in their language using a human translator or AI applications, you would know that they don’t match the personal touch that pitches have otherwise. Solution? Enter a deep fake video of yourself speaking a different language - that’s sure to deliver the message right across.
Account giant Ernst & Young is slicing up their pitches and presentations by testing AI products for the workplace. In the post covid era of monotonous meetings, this brings a more fun approach with emails and presentations having synthetic head style video clips of the employee’s virtual body doubles. The company is calling their corporate spin on deep fakes ‘virtual double ARIs’.
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Avi Gopani
Avi Gopani is a technology journalist that seeks to analyse industry trends and developments from an interdisciplinary perspective at Analytics India Magazine. Her articles chronicle cultural, political and social stories that are curated with a focus on the evolving technologies of artificial intelligence and data analytics.
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