Marilyn Monroe was revived through artificial intelligence (AI) technology.
Reuters and Hollywood Report reported on the eighth (local time) that AI company Soul Machine and marketing specialist Authentic Brand Group collaborated to present 'Digital Marilyn' for the primary time on the SXSW Festival held in Exas Austin.
In line with this, Digital Marilyn is a digital avatar based on 'GPT-3.5', and is able to interacting with the user, equivalent to responding in Monroe's unique voice to the user's voice.
A well-recognized blonde wearing a black turtleneck sweater appears on the pc screen, reading the user's emotions through camera and microphone technology and reacting accordingly. The typical conversation length is 20 minutes.
Soul Machine introduced, “We offer fans with an unforgettable interactive experience by telling their very own stories and even delivering personalized greetings.” He also said that he’ll speak about using Digital Marilyn as a brand ambassador through an illustration at this event.
“Marilyn Monroe is a timeless icon that may never get replaced or copied, but we’re grateful that Digital Marilyn gives generations of fans the chance to attach in an entire latest way,” said Dana Carpenter, executive director of Authentic Entertainment. “He said. Monroe died in 1962.
Along with Monroe, Soul Machine created avatars for NBA star Carmelo Anthony and golf legend Jack Nicholas, while Authentic secured digital rights to Elvis Presley, Ali, Shaquille O'Neal, and Greg Norman.
Meanwhile, in January, an organization called Layered Reality announced that it might conduct a hologram tour created with photos and videos of Elvis Presley, starting in London in November of this 12 months after which in Las Vegas, Berlin, Tokyo, and other places. We plan to utilize cutting-edge technologies equivalent to AI, hologram projection created from hundreds of photos and videos, and AR (augmented reality).
As well as, following ABBA, a project is underway to bring past stars equivalent to Edith Piaf and rock group Kiss to life using AI or augmented reality (AR) technology.
Meanwhile, when this news became known, criticism continued on social media. Particularly, a strike occurred in Hollywood last 12 months resulting from issues with the introduction of AI, and the recent emergence of open AI 'Sora' is claimed to have increased the sense of crisis.
Reporter Lim Da-jun ydj@aitimes.com