Rise of the Digital Human | WSJ
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- Опубликовано: 26 ноя 2019
- The technological innovations that helped make a younger version of Robert De Niro for “The Irishman” are becoming more widely available to people who want their own digital twin. WSJ’s R.T. Watson created his own digital avatar to learn more about the appeal and some of the risk involved.
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Welcome to another episode of Black Mirror.
the dangerous doug rouble . only a matter of time before he becomes a nefarious threat . Someone / or agency will manipulate his advanced skills for something off chart.
"i'm going to be a virtual youtuberrr"
eugh
Ok boomer
Like and support technology 👍promote WSJ
👍 One of the better reports on this ever-improving technology! Thanks, WSJ! 😎
@3:10, I was expecting to hear "I pass butter"
chut !
dang days for the cosmetic industry
As a New Zealander, how can you not feel anything but pride, knowing that a New Zealand company has had a significant impact on the industry.
yet not a single woman in their 3d development team. women need to learn maths and physics.
In the future all your friends will be digital and have all the information except life.
very easy to replicate any authentication when this can be done
A want to make animation like this
So what type of encryption are they going to use to store the digital twin? Will my health records in the future be stored with my twin? Putin bragged just about 2 years ago, they are going to come out with a program that can break any encryption key out there.
What if...digital signature...I hope it doesn’t need to be implanted on my forehead! But it won’t surprise me if it will.
A movie without a good story to tell is not a good movie and will soon be forgotten, no matter how advanced the special effect technology it incorporates is.
and kids this is what we call uncanny valley
Yea but its still Very Easy to spot , and i find it ruins movies imo.
For now, in 10 years you won't be able to tell the difference. Have you seen the new deepfake with Tom cruise, Robert downie Jr, George Lucas, Jeff goldbloom and Ewan McGregor? It's mind-blowing how real it is.
Go watch the movie Logan, He was aged in the process and I had no idea. The technology is there already its just how much money these companies are willing to invest to make a digital person look good. Like all technologies, the price will go down and capabilities will go up. Its a very scary thought to think what computers will be capable of in 10 years. Add any movie star in to porn, make any politician say anything you want convincingly, fake any location to fool viewers. Laws are drastically behind the times and to combat this future, we will need to give up some rights.
@@GreenThumb27 the fact it had a second logan , yea it was fake , i could have tell
@@jomolololo4398 whatever dude, you know all. A random guy on the internet...
Seems like in about 15 to 20 years we won't have real actors in movies anymore.
Gone are super models of yesterday.
Actors tpp
Who needs people when we have computers!
so we want every other species to be more human?
this is one of the most dangerous technology ever
So how we know that president from TV even real ?
Does that mean you can make a copy Chairman Xi to be a Chairman in China?
So when can we expect super AI waifu?
human =monster men=men
As every advanced technology, it can be used for the nefarious means, unforeseen by the creators.
Wish i had this to look at my wife
@RaFari1119 Bee errr no she is punching above her weight,chump.
Creepy and uncalled for
Technology is a false maiden. It lures you closer but the downsides are hidden. Humanities are now, more important than ever - before all is lost.
Technology is actually, just another money maker like single use plastic where you are enticed by the convenience. The fact that neither Industry has a plan for the disposal should strip away some of the glamor once enjoyed when plastic was "the thing" until it was replaced by the newest new things like our current technology.
How do things that never existed before in our lives become regarded as indispensable? Why are billions spent on advertising each year when people think it doesn't influence them?
A good documentary found here on RUclips is "Stare into the Lights My Pretties".
You all have gone way too far.
Stop worshipping technology and stop seeing every advance as positive.
stop being so paranoiac
gemini man did a pretty bad job cuz you can see the young smith is a digital.
ROFL Lindsey Stirling or Elaine Benes? White people dancing... on steroids
First comment
Kashio who cares
@@Dro.youtube agreed
haha
what's up
First hu?
Finally... all the attention you've been craving, and yet
you couldn't think of anything better to say than "First comment."
Funny thing tho. In just those 2 words, you informed every visitor to this comment section, everything they need to know about you.
Well done my low effort thinking friend.
At least you can only get better and smarter from here.