[11.AI] An Excerpt from the First Summit of House Dagoth 

This is great 👍 listened to it 4 times now it's fantastic and hilarious pls do more critic on vivec 36 sermon!

I've listened to this and my dopamine level is over 100. This is glorious. A live ai chatbot of this 24/7 would go nuclear.

This is great! Not only does Dagoth's reading voice sound different enough from his regular speech to easily know what he's talking about and when, but his interpretation and application of it made this so interesting to listen to! Please do more

Bro I NEED more of these ones specifically. Theres just that level of authenticity from the humour and humanity being delivered in the script/voice. Truly amazing, AI.

Can we get him reciting the words of the Sharmat in Sermon 15, and his dialogue from the player's nightmares in "Sleepers Awake"?

Something something c0da everything is canon etc. Not a fan personally, but an argument can be made.

I'm not ready, but it's still happening

My cousin is a voice actor. I showed him this and he is shook and depressed. He says it's the beginning of the end for him. I agree.

you still need a human voice to train the machine learning.

Makes you wonder what careers will survive, AI can also learn to code, to translate, to create pictures and music... I mean yeah, we can laugh at Dagoth Ur memes, but this is scary.

The tone and inflection if you don't know are edited after the ai made the voice. It's not entirely AI. If you think AI did all this you are one of the folks thinking AI will take over people.

​@@93hothead Any editing done is mostly done through editing the text not the voice itself. There are other videos showing the same voice using different prompts. This isn't going to kill voice acting, it might make some work easier but ai won't be as easy to work with on a production as an actual person.

Dagoth's voice lends itself well to this AI tech because it is very laconic and "matter of fact". He speaks clearly and doesn't get carried away by emotion when talking

YES PLEASE

elder scrolls with in game audio book mod in the form of casting a spell on as book.

Sakura chad, how you doing?

Now I’m imagining a future where AI becomes sentient, Skynet style, and this is it’s voice. This is the last voice humanity hears before Judgement Day. 😊

If you do get around to doing it, I would be honored.

Please do! This would surely blow up and you can make a career out of this!

THIS This is how you honour the Sixth House and the Tribe Unmourned!

Where can I join?

@@myopiniongoodyouropinionbad just a little Corprus and you're in

Which is actually depressing when you consider the implications. What of the voice actors? Are they replaced? Are the new ones eventually to be replaced? If nobody want to do this work anymore, are we going to have the same voices everywhere, like how Oblivion has 5 va's for hundreds of npcs?

@@AndreLuis-gw5ox There's no way this technology, as it stands, nor as it will reasonably progress, will replace human voice actors. This tech can replicate the voice of a performance from an actor, but it is not capable of producing a new "character voice". The cadence, mannerisms, tone of voice, all of these things are taken from the original voice actor's performance, unable to be produced from scratch by the AI. The worst this tech will do is stop the original actors from coming back and recording extra lines for their character, for things like an expansion, or even an extra season of an animated show. But even then, I find it unlikely that directors will willingly go with this as an alternative, rather than the far more controllable option, which is the real thing.

@@GeorgieBonsoir I think soon VAs will simply start recording a "AI package" set of lines to be used in a video game for a fee. Basically a tool box of sounds and inflections to be used specifically to create good sounding AI voice lines and apply them to more "mundane" stuff in games. We could be seeing a return to the old morrowind style ability to basically ask characters whatever the hell we want because they'll have a voiced line for almost anything with this tech. The "important" stuff that needs to be well acted will almost surely be done by your normal VA performance. Frankly I'm excited; I can see this tech leading us to have virtual worlds where people chat about stuff randomly and convincingly instead of that robotic "obivion style chat" or the repetitive Skyrim "arrow in the knee" lines.

@@GeorgieBonsoir It directly hurts the ones that do things like cameo though. Why pay them for a shitpost when you can use AI clone of their voice?

@@kit76149 too bad

I like your C'thun profile picture. There is much overlap between the WoW and Elder Scrolls fans.

I hope Kirkbride watches this.

@@satansjihad6353 me too!

I'll be saving my morrowind mods and sharing it in the future.

You can rest easy. His laughter and the line "Oh, dear me. Forgive me, but I am enjoying this," are directly from the game. I tried but couldn't replicate his laughter with the AI. EDIT: I should clarify and add that his laughter was edited, so it isn't exactly how it was in the game.

I cut and edited some of his laughter from the game because the AI isn't able to replicate it.

While I'm not a modder myself, I'm looking forward to seeing what mod content can be made. In fact, there are already mods on Morrowind's Nexus "hot mods" section that use the AI.

I hope someone uses it to make Oblivion/Skyrim have more voices. There are a few too many instances of 1 guy talking to himself.

@@gtaxmods it really will change modding forever. Silent voices in mods will become a thing of the past.