On the show: Jeff Bezos is tone deaf, smartphone spyware, don't buy a MacBook Pro yet
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On this weekend's show Former Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos had a message for customers and employees following his brief trip to space, and it wasn’t well-received. Plus, two new celebrity voices have been added to your Echo speaker. And new tech allows museums to watch how you react to artwork. That and more, plus all your calls and questions. |
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AND FINALLY ... You’ve heard of deep fake videos reviving celebrities. (Take, for example, the company that used Audrey Hepburn’s likeliness to sell chocolate. 🍫 ) Now, companies are using deep fake audio to bring life to lost celebrities’ voices. Take “Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain,” for example. The director created an AI model of Bourdain's face for narration. We wonder if we’ll be able to hear the difference between his real voice and the robotic recreation. 👂 |
