Amazon’s Prime Video Is Using AI to Lip-Sync Actors’ Mouths in Dubbed Titles, Starting With German Series ‘Maxton Hall’

Comments

1. Diegow: seems like a good step but how far are they taking the AI? I remember watching dubbed shows as a kid and it was all so stiff, it would be nice to see
2. Freya: how do you know when to make the mouth movements slightly offbeat for comedic effect
3. Dane: this is either going to be super obvious or really smart - hope it's the latter
4. Zoewexxo: don't think this is going to change the game for dubbing, still looks like actors on wheels
5. Ghost Beacon: usually notice that sort of thing, but this is on another level. how exactly does the AI know when to be more or less precise? 🤔
6. Jonas: how is this 'natural' when it's clearly not
7. Iron Specter: I'd love to see how this affects performances, but I'm still unsure about using AI to mimic human expressions in dubbing. Don't they risk losing the essence of live-action
8. Selim: what's weird is amazon's been perfecting subtitles for years, so i'd expect them to tackle dubbing last

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