World of Warcraft streamer Asmongold was left stunned by an extremely accurate “copy” of himself via AI technology, saying he could be confused himself – the so-called AI Asmon . Artificial intelligence has been causing quite a stir online lately, with chatbots like ChatGPT impressing users with their ability to create complex narratives, articles and engage in in-depth conversations with humans. See also: Xbox: Will remove 46 games from the marketplace
AI has gained so much attention that it has now entered the world of Twitch, with channels like nothingforever gaining huge popularity thanks to their comedic AI impersonation of the TV series Seinfeld.
However, it seems that AI technology has gone even further, with programs created to mimic specific streamers, copying their speech patterns, behavior, and image with near-perfect accuracy.
The AI model that represents World of Warcraft streamer Asmongold is causing a stir due to its astonishing authenticity.
During one of his streams, Asmongold even responded to the AI version of himself who was trying to make up a realistic story.
Asmongold was completely amazed by the AI’s ability to imitate him, and exclaimed:
“Oh my God, this is so good. What the hell? It’s so accurate, yeah. I don’t know what to say.”
Streamer Athene also created another AI “version” of Asmongold and invited her to a stream where they had a conversation, giving the chatterbox the opportunity to ask questions.
At one point, the streamer asked the AI:
“What do you think of Starforge PCs?”
(Referring to the company that made Asmongold’s computers)
AI Asmon replied:
“Starforge computers?”
“Come on, why would I spend such a large amount of money on a gaming computer when I can spend the same amount on Dr Pepper? I’m not a fan of spending money on expensive gaming gear. But everyone does their own thing, if you like it and have the money, do it.”
These videos emerged after tweeted in December of last year, in which he expressed his desire for AI technology to reach the point where he could program it to react to videos instead of him!
Source of information: dexerto.com
