Shadowing-Übung: AI challenges human identity | Vietnam Today - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit Video
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As AI becomes increasingly capable of generating realistic images,
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voices and even personalities, questions about identity in AI-generated contents have received more attention than ever.
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And why boundaries between the real and the artificial continue to blur.
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A growing number of initiatives are encouraging people to rethink what makes us uniquely human.
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More in the following.
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This AI generated video created by content creator Thay Anh Toan has attracted millions of views on social media.
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With the help of AI, it only took him a few minutes to create a digital version of himself.
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However, as AI becomes increasingly accessible to creators,
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preserving his personal identity in every piece of content remains one of Toan's biggest concern.
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I always start from something personal, observation, live experience, my own text, then I use AI to bring it to life.
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I deliberately avoid ready-made presents or prompts from community because that's the fastest way to play into the crowd.
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As AI makes it easier than ever to create digital versions of ourselves,
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questions of identity and ownership are becoming increasingly important to encourage more responsible use of AI.
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Many initiatives have been launched.
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One of them is the Alien Self Exhibition, where visitors can experience firsthand how AI recreates human faces, voices and behavior.
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Every movement I make is instantly mirrored by this AI-generated face.
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It smiles when I smile and follows all my facial expression in real time.
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This experience highlights how easily AI can replicate the way humans behave,
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human behave, prompting visitors to rethink the issues of authenticity, privacy and identity.
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It was a really interesting experience.
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At the same time, I found it a little frightening.
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Even though AI technology is still developing, seeing my own image recreated in that virtual environment made me feel quite uncomfortable.
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While visitors leave with different impressions,
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the experience also reflects a broader shift in how society is beginning to think about the relationship between people and AI.
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Progress that comes with artificial intelligence is very important as well.
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It's going to help countries, including Vietnam, develop at a faster rate.
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But we also need to think of everything that goes with artificial intelligence so that we keep our humanity, we keep our identity.
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I know identity is a very important aspect for Vietnam as well.
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So how can we keep that in the age of AI?
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So these are the kind of things that we hope the public will think about.
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The more human AI appears, the more important the question of human identity becomes.
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In the years ahead, the challenge will be not only to embrace innovation, but also to preserve the values and creativity that shape our identity.
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