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The making of an AI clone, with Natalie Monbiot
Feb 26, 2025
Natalie Monbiot, an expert in the virtual human economy and a strategist for Hour One, sheds light on the fascinating world of AI clones. She discusses how these digital avatars can replicate a person's voice and appearance, raising intriguing ethical questions. The conversation explores the potential of AI twins to enhance personal efficiency and emotional engagement. Natalie highlights advancements in voice cloning and the future role of digital avatars in education and income generation, emphasizing the impact on personal and professional life.
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Quick takeaways
- The process of creating AI clones involves capturing video and audio data to replicate our likeness but lacks true emotional depth.
- AI clones have practical applications in various industries, enabling opportunities for personal branding and monetization through cloning technology.
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The Concept of AI Clones
AI clones represent a digital version of ourselves that reflects our appearance, voice, and potentially even our thought processes. The process of creating these clones involves capturing video footage and audio data, allowing platforms to replicate our likeness. For example, the host has used technology from a company that enables her to upload a video, after which the AI can deliver scripted content in her voice. The conversation also explored the emotional connection and expectations surrounding AI twins, emphasizing that while they can mimic us, they do not replicate our true self or 'soul.'
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