In recent years, there has been a lot of debate about the use of digital versions of famous people, either posthumously or while they are still alive, without their consent. For example, a long time ago Zelda Williams And Robin Williams They criticized the actions of people who were trying to recreate the voices and faces of the deceased.
Studios’ potential use of artificial intelligence versions of celebrities continues despite obvious ethical issues, and the latest case is the launch of Digital Marilyn’s artificial intelligence chatbot, which looks like Marilyn Monroe and speaks like him.
Soul Machines is known for creating artificial intelligence-based digital version of people and has introduced chatbot Marilyn in collaboration with Authentic Brands Group.
ABG owns the rights to Monroe and many other celebrities, some deceased and some living, including Elvis Presley Cited.
Soul Machines says in its press release that Digital Marilyn is based on the GPT 3.5 model and can provide Marilyn Monroe-like emotions in a conversation lasting about 20 minutes.
Soul Machines wrote in a statement: “The Digital Marilyn chatbot is more than just an identity copy and can actually be considered an independent digital personality capable of engaging in natural conversations. It’s as if Marilyn Monroe’s main character has come into the age of artificial intelligence, offering a unique and deeply personal connection to fans and the curious.”
Soul Machines from its digital celebrities including Carmelo Anthony It was unveiled as a practical and useful solution for celebrities that allows them to communicate with their fans without restrictions and 24 hours a day. The company has also launched chatbots for other celebrities who are currently alive, including Mark Tuan, Francis Engano And Jack Nicholas Cited.
Marilyn Monroe’s artificial intelligence chatbot was introduced to the public in the form of an Instagram post on the occasion of International Women’s Day.
