In a potentially dangerous development for scam calls, AI-generated voices are now "indistinguishable" from real human voices, researchers say. — Photo: Sebastian Gollnow/dpa
LONDON: Tests carried out in London have shown that so-called "deepfake" voices, created using widely available software, sound so much like the real thing that most people cannot tell the difference.
AI-generated voices are "now indistinguishable from real human voices," a team of Queen Mary University of London researchers concluded, after carrying out a study during which people listened to samples of artificial and real voices.
