On the 10th, during the audit of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism by the National Assembly Culture, Sports and Tourism Committee, a ‘deepfake’ song video created using AI using the voice of Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Yoo In-chon is being played. /National Assembly Broadcasting
“It’s getting further and further away. I thought she was a youth who stayed. “It’s getting empty…”
On the 10th, singer Kim Gwang-seok’s ‘Around Thirty’, sung in the voice of Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Yoo In-chon, was played at the National Assembly’s Culture, Sports and Tourism Committee’s audit of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism. This is a demonstration of a ‘deep fake’ video created using artificial intelligence (AI).
Representative Lee Sang-heon of the Democratic Party of Korea, chairman of the Culture, Sports and Tourism Committee, asked Minister Yoo at the last stage of the National Assembly inspection this morning, “Do you know the singer Kim Kwang-seok?” and “Do you have any songs by Kim Kwang-seok that you enjoy listening to?” Minister Yoo said, “I know very well. “I heard it a lot in the past,” he answered. Rep. Lee then played the video, saying, “I will imitate Kim Gwang-seok’s voice with the minister’s voice.”
Rep. Lee displayed ‘AI Incheon Village’ on the PT screen of the National Assembly Inspector General. This is a video in which Minister Yoo’s face is composited onto a photo of Kim Gwang-seok singing while holding a guitar, and Minister Yoo’s voice is imitated using AI. After listening to three verses of ‘Around Thirty’ sung by ‘AI Inchon’, Minister Yoo smiled and said, “Thank you,” and laughter erupted in the audience.
Rep. Lee said, “I created it by training Minister Yoo’s voice in AI. “What do you think? Is it plausible?” he asked, and Minister Yoo responded, “It’s similar.” Rep. Lee said, “There is a high possibility that the AI development created in this way will become more advanced and be used for crimes such as fake news and voice phishing,” and added, “The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism is positively reviewing the bill requiring AI content labeling proposed by Chairman Lee in May. “I hope you do it,” he said.
Regarding this, Minister Yoo said, “In the past, I wanted to change and reform something, and whenever this kind of story came up, it was always interpreted politically, so it was really difficult.” He added, “The AI issue is also a challenge for the future that we must solve in the future, so if lawmakers cooperate, “I think the revision will go well,” he said.
2023-10-10 07:40:13
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