social media companies and they can t rely on their student council to do it. unfortunately, that means a member of congress needs to get their act together and pass a bill to stand up and regulate this for the american just as we did for pharmaceuticals. i hear you on social media. i am incredibly concerned. on a.i., right, and this newest proposal by you, i was just going to ask what you think could help the most now. we are on the brink of something extraordinary, but also frightening. it just adds i think it just adds a new dimension here. now we ve got the social media being driven by machine learning and generative a.i. and when you write to the big social media companies, this is the same folks that are pursuing this a.i., and they write back saying, you know, we ve got it covered or maybe or we don t know, it raises questions. and i think, in the end, things like watermarks that you
donna was talking about watermarks watermarks? yeah, because i mean, you have to be able to identify who is what is real and what is not actually the who is another. our a. i would just, you know, chat gpt right off right there in front of everyone that bosses who are watching as well, thank you very much with that at all. anybody any good to see you? we ll see you soon. rules have baseball games. see you soon. new rules have baseball games, ending quicker and unintended consequence. hmm. was last time for beer. oh my gosh, sort of games impacting beer sales, alcohol sales at the park. i don t know if that s good or bad. harry antin is here with this morning s number. what is shame? because it s one safe sites. you re out of the strike . overly competitive, brother check like really, dude, that ss a foul. you re ready to s settla score. the right home insurance
participate in that world to be able to use these tools safely, they need to be working with them now and then, when it comes to a government level, what role does government have here? we ve seen a lot of leading voices and call for an office of strategic foresight, so we don t always feel like we re caught off guard slamming the panic button to try to keep up with the latest iterations in artificial intelligence, and instead a year or two ago when research into these systems with starting to become a lot more prevalent, we could start to measure the potential destruction. the guardrails that should be applied give institutions like academia, which tends to move a little bit slower, the chance to catch up and reformulate curriculums. and then, of course for things like safety. our watermarks on i generated content a possibility. what a i detection tools could be helpful . do we have those in newsrooms ? so those are all of the different standards and pathways we can take, but it start
the intonation might not be as good as it could be, but this is better than not having the solution. the positives that come out of it far outweigh any negatives that you might have about that. cheering and applause this tech is also being applied to more complex videos like tv talent shows. dubbed speech but with creating something so human sounding, is there a danger that this tech, in the wrong hands, could be used to trick people or provide harmful information? onus is on companies like us. it s ourjob to help also create these watermarks or these characteristics that we embed in the output that we produce that we know will almost identify the fingerprint that says, this was produced by papercup. and that way, we can always trace back what is something that we ve produced versus what is something we think is actually authentic and real. we re starting off with really good quality dark chocolate. for now, papercup is focusing on video that wouldn t normally be translated and re vo
onus is on companies like us. it s ourjob to help also create these watermarks or these characteristics that we embed in the output that we produce that we know will almost identify the fingerprint that says, this was produced by papercup . and that way, we can always trace back what is something that we ve produced versus what is something we think is actually authentic and real. we re starting off with really good quality dark chocolate. for now, papercup is focusing on video that wouldn t normally be translated and re voiced but perhaps in the future, similar techniques could be applied to blockbuster movies and tv shows. until next time, take care. bye, guys! in three, two, one. next up, the final instalment of our awards season behind the scenes look at visual effects. the hell kind of mission is this?! this time, we re talking to the team behind the bafta and oscar nominated top gun: maverick.