You may have seen a video from Aloy, protagonist from PlayStation, earlier this week horizon Franchise, reproduced with a generative AI in a leaked Sony test -demo. The video led to a whirlwind of emotions of players and developers, partly because the Aloy Bot has a robot voice that can be found in text-to-language programs instead of in her longtime human language actor Ashly Burch.
Although her facial or language data was not used for the bot and Guerilla told her in advance that this was nothing actively in development, Burch admitted to being “concerned about the game performance as an art form”. In the following video, she touches the current struggle of the voice actors for AI-related rights for language view, e.g.
With the silted -through video by Sony, the questions of the Genai Aloy were answered, which answered the questions of the software engineering director of Sony Interactive, Sharwan Raghiebardajal. Boat Horizon banned the WestThe replica describes the animals closest to the player in the game closest to the player and their ideal vulnerability. It is all the basic things that the player can only play Forbidden West, How you can scan animals to see what they are and how important areas are, and if you forget, you have covered the glossary in the game.
However, the film material comes from large publishers in the middle of a greater advance for generative AI who see the technology as a blessing in the development process, from design and art to voice acts. The SAG-ATTRA language actor strike is shortly before the entire year, and the union recently said that large companies like WB Games and Take-take refuse to use the technology to create language replicas.
This Ai Aloy represents part of the fears of these actors: Sony and Guerilla own horizonSo you have the power to do with Aloy without informing the Burch about the special features, and that could possibly extend to your language performance. Your bigger concern is for actors in Less secure positions than theirs, which could be strongly influenced by what she admits, “harms my heart. I I love this industry and this art form so much and I want there to be a new generation of actors, and I want so many other incredible games. I want to be able to continue to do this job, and if we do not win, this future is really affected. ”
At the time of writing, Sony is not yet commenting on the Aloy Demo video or discussing plans to integrate something like this technology into its PlayStation products. But the silence itself can speak volumes.
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