There’s a few indicators. First, as others mentioned, there’s the smoke. Then there’s the way he moves; if you watch all of him at once instead of focusing on details, you’ll notice that he tends to start or stop moving all at once, or limbs move without it impacting the rest of him.
Audio is easier; sometimes there’s a weird buzzy quality to his voice that is fairly distinctive when you notice it. Most voice cloning AIs have that. The occasionally stilted speech patterns are masked by the foreign accent unfortunately.
Good lord… isn’t that Jung?? That’s not an actual interview? Those are not his ideas?
I got completely taken.
How can you tell? I need to get better at this.
There’s a few indicators. First, as others mentioned, there’s the smoke. Then there’s the way he moves; if you watch all of him at once instead of focusing on details, you’ll notice that he tends to start or stop moving all at once, or limbs move without it impacting the rest of him.
Audio is easier; sometimes there’s a weird buzzy quality to his voice that is fairly distinctive when you notice it. Most voice cloning AIs have that. The occasionally stilted speech patterns are masked by the foreign accent unfortunately.
Thank you. I think I need to spend a lot of time getting good at picking out these details.
look at the smoke effect coming from his pipe. it runs forward and in reverse, and most importantly, it’s coming out from the mouthpiece.
Yeah… I noticed that and I thought it was an artifact of an ancient clip… until I watched it emerging and returning to the mouthpiece. Good catch.
Now I need to verify how close the text is…
And… apparently he never used the word empath… good grief.