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The clone and I

I asked ChatGPT why I should use video cloning of my own appearance and voice. The response continues a thread in which I had already consulted about the reprise of my old 2013 posts.

The response discloses some interesting points about time, identity, the labour of recording, and the reception of video content. My self-cloning exercise is relevant to issues of ...


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I’ve managed to link my cloned avatar (using HeyGen) to my cloned voice (via ElevenLabs) so that it reads the content of my blog from November 2013 called


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My post #169 published on 9 November 2013 was titled Feeling free in flight and continued the theme of the cyborg. The cyborg is just one of a number of virtual hybrid human media entities. Another obvious example is avatars of players in video games.


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