Digital Mouths, Synthetic Faces at MIT and Lucasfilm
jfengel writes "Two separate articles about generating faces automatically. From the Boston Globe, there is a story about MIT scientists putting words into somebody's mouth by splicing together footage. In the samples, I couldn't tell the difference between the synthetic footage and the same person really saying the same thing. (Though it's a little hard to tell at only 81kbps video). And Wired as a lengthy article about generating purely synthetic faces at Lucasfilm. It discusses some of the difficulties in getting it right."
Suddenly coherent, and outspoken, George W. Bush, begins to act as a real president, and less like a pet monkey.
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