TwoMinutePapers clip — Research paper

Published in 2018, and I’ve yet to see any fuss made over this – as opposed to image face recognition. Isn’t it a big deal? Evidence fabrication can be taken to a whole new level – in criminal, political, personal, and other domains.

On another note, combined with GPT2, and some of the face simulation methods, shouldn’t one be able to make a fairly convincing conversational AI? If GPT2 can somehow be configured to turn off lecture-mode and shorten responses, it might be fully convincing to those who don’t look much into AI. (Though I question its ability to reply based on previous replies, which requires memory.)