Re: Is it possible for me to speak with someone's else voice?
@Jimmy69: STop. You're literally giving the benefit of the doubt to someone who is attempting to use an ai that is, kind of free for you the user, but has a lot of resources going into it for legitimate use cases, to use someone else's voice. The company specifically states that it should only be used for your own voice. End of story. If you want to prank someone, then go off of audio of them that's already out there, like what DJ Wonderbread (aka Liam) did masterfully on anyaudio. It'll sound funnier that way anyway. Even if someone gave you permission to use their voice, it that's like giving them the inside scoop on the prank and them giving you the parting wink on the way out. And if you don't have permission? Forget it!
Know this. AI of this magnitude is not a toy. Unless you're the one doing the voice-processing on your own terms, you play by their rules, plain and simple. Where do you think the voice data goes? Into the server. For machine learning. You could probably just go and delete that voice, yes, but still. It's a fools errand if there ever was one. Don't do it. Just, don't.
Also, fyi, a white hat hacker doesn't go around wearing a "hey, look at me, I'm a hacker" sign. A white hat hacker has a list of companies for whom they have done vulnarebility testing for, and usually keeps those vulnerabilities on a strictly need-to-know basis between themselves and the companies to whom they are reporting to.
It's ok to not know everything. Seriously, it is. It is not ok to act like you know it all, or talk like you're something that you aren't.
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