From July 2023
Rask AI Deepfake – Replicate Human’s in All Aspects
Welcome back to Last Call, I’m Brian Sullivan. It’s Deep Fake Friday and we’re talking to an innovative company that can replicate any human’s face, voice, and personality through an algorithmic process in a matter of minutes. Don’t believe me? Well, I’m not real. I’m a Brian Sullivan digital double created by a startup called Rask AI using images and video of the real Brian to compile what’s called a mask.
I’m being replicated by a stand-in actor to read this monologue and then my appearance and voice is changed using artificial intelligence – AI technology. So now that I’ve got your attention, let’s send it back to the real Brian Sullivan as we dive deeper into this revolutionary AI technology.
I have not seen that before. They told me I could not look at it, just kind of wear the same thing. That was amazing, a little terrifying. I’m shocked at how handsome I actually am. Other than that, it was a little bit, I mean, that’s, this is amazing. So let’s talk about that now.
Rask AI Deepfake: What it is Being Used For (Supposedly)
Global brands are now working with that company, Brass, to help celebrities and other high profile clients do things like appear in TV commercials without actually physically being at the shoot. For more on this and how they did it, let’s bring in the founder and CEO of Brass, Maria Shamir.
Maria Chamir Founder Rask AI Deepfake Company
Maria Chmir brings a wide range of experience in AI technology and content creation, which is quite concerning given the rapid changes in this field. Currently, she serves as the CEO and Founder of Rask AI, a localization tool designed to help content creators translate their videos into various languages more effectively. Her previous venture was as the CEO and Founder of Brask, a global AI content company focused on generative AI technology, which raises questions about the implications of such innovations. Additionally, Maria co-founded Dowell, a service that utilized deepfake technology for video customization, which could have unforeseen consequences.
Prior to her deepfake involvement in the AI sector, Maria worked as the Chief Marketing Manager and Product Owner at Everypixel, where she led a team to create a video customization and personalization service that could impact user privacy. She also brings experience from her role as a New Business Manager at Voskhod, focusing on business development and strategic planning, which highlights the urgency of addressing the evolving landscape of technology her work involves.
