Monalisa is honing her rapping skills.
Microsoft has released an artificial intelligence-generated rap video of Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa, which has received strong feedback from viewers.
The tech giant revealed that New AI technology called VASA-1 You can take still images and audio clips and combine them to generate a lifelike video of a talking face.
To demonstrate this, Microsoft released a clip of Mona Lisa rapping to “Paparazzi.” This is not a Lady Gaga song, but rather a rap song. Written and performed by Anne Hathaway on Conan O’Brien’s talk show in 2011.
Clip published as part of Published research On April 16th, it went viral. 1 post The video has 7.1 million views on X (formerly Twitter) as of Monday morning.
People had strong reactions to the viral video. Question, “Why does this need to exist?” I can’t think of anything positive. ”
Some people found the clip funny, saying She was reportedly “rolling around on the floor laughing.”
“Another day, another horrifying AI video 😩,” someone said. I lamented.
“This is wild, weird, and creepy 🤯,” said another. I have written.
“Hey, sweetheart. I wish da Vinci could have witnessed this,” said a user made a joke.
“I think this Mona Lisa wrap excited my temporal lobe.” commented.
Microsoft explains It states that the “out-of-distribution generalization” method exhibits “the ability to process photo and audio inputs outside the training distribution.”
“For example, we can process artistic photographs, the audio of songs, and non-English speech. These types of data were not present in the training set.”
The company highlighted the positive impact of new AI technologies, including improving equity in education, improving accessibility for people with communication challenges, and providing companionship and therapeutic support to those in need.
However, he also warned that it was not intended to “mislead or deceive” and that there was a risk that it could be misused to impersonate people.
Considering all considerations regarding AI technology, Microsoft is committed to not releasing online demos, APIs, products, additional implementation details, or related products until we are satisfied that the technology is used responsibly and appropriately. There are no plans to do so.” With proper regulation. ”
