In a world where technology is rapidly advancing, companies are constantly striving to achieve artificial general intelligence (AGI) – the ability of software to match human intelligence. While many companies are taking this route, one AI company called Delphi is taking a different approach by helping people create life-like digital copies of themselves that can work for them in the real world.
Using advanced AI tools, Delphi allows users to create digital clones that not only look like them but can also talk like them. According to co-founder Dara Ladjevardian, online creators, influencers, and business professionals are using Delphi’s technology to create their own clones.
The process of creating a digital replica at Delphi involves analyzing data such as podcasts, videos, and PDFs to mimic a person’s speech and thought patterns. With 3D modeling and animation, Delphi creates a digital model of a person and replaces their face or body with an image similar to how deepfakes are made.
Customers can create their digital clones at Delphi’s ‘Clone Studio’ for a monthly fee starting at $19 and going up to $399. In addition to visual replication, users can also upload their voice data to train their clone on their speech patterns. The clone will learn how the user thinks and speaks, with a readiness score that shows how well the clone represents the person.
With the increasing demand for virtual assistance and representation in the digital world, it is clear that companies like Delphi will play an important role in shaping the future of AI technology.
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