Jack Recider

Oh, so it did solve the problem.

Oh, so it did solve the problem.

Yeah. And then you probably had recordings to show concrete proof of, when you say this, I'm hearing this.

Yeah. And then you probably had recordings to show concrete proof of, when you say this, I'm hearing this.

So, you know, you came on my radar because you sometimes just create these crazy viral instances online where I've seen you hack a... Who's Donnie from?

So, you know, you came on my radar because you sometimes just create these crazy viral instances online where I've seen you hack a... Who's Donnie from?

From CNN. So I've seen you hacked a CNN correspondent. I've seen you hack voting machines before. I've seen you do all kinds of crazy things that suddenly you've got like a million views on this thing. And I'm just like, well, there she is again. Rachel's out there doing things. But one thing was interesting was when you went on 60 Minutes.

From CNN. So I've seen you hacked a CNN correspondent. I've seen you hack voting machines before. I've seen you do all kinds of crazy things that suddenly you've got like a million views on this thing. And I'm just like, well, there she is again. Rachel's out there doing things. But one thing was interesting was when you went on 60 Minutes.

So the mission was to use AI to somehow trick and scam the host of 60 Minutes while on the show. But the problem is the host needs to consent to being targeted, which if she knows she's going to be scammed while on her show, it'll really put her guard up, right? So this was going to be tricky. How do you trick someone who's asking you to trick them?

So the mission was to use AI to somehow trick and scam the host of 60 Minutes while on the show. But the problem is the host needs to consent to being targeted, which if she knows she's going to be scammed while on her show, it'll really put her guard up, right? So this was going to be tricky. How do you trick someone who's asking you to trick them?

Because the host of 60 Minutes has been on TV for years, Rachel realized there is a lot of audio of Sharon talking. And this might be useful. Maybe she can somehow use Sharon's voice to do something.

Because the host of 60 Minutes has been on TV for years, Rachel realized there is a lot of audio of Sharon talking. And this might be useful. Maybe she can somehow use Sharon's voice to do something.

So they've got the cameras on you. They've got you in the studio. They've got Sharon there.

So they've got the cameras on you. They've got you in the studio. They've got Sharon there.

Wow.

Wow.

And yeah, she did the interview and explained what just happened, how she tricked Elizabeth into giving Sharon's passport number. But after listening to this story... I got really curious about this voice cloning tool and wanted to try it myself. So to clone someone's voice, you give it a bunch of audio of them talking, and using some advanced AI, it will get to know that voice.

And yeah, she did the interview and explained what just happened, how she tricked Elizabeth into giving Sharon's passport number. But after listening to this story... I got really curious about this voice cloning tool and wanted to try it myself. So to clone someone's voice, you give it a bunch of audio of them talking, and using some advanced AI, it will get to know that voice.

And whatever you type, it'll say it in their voice. I spent a few hours playing around in this tool, and I cloned my voice. I think it's really interesting. Okay, I want to show you. I'm going to play two clips for you. I want you to listen and try to figure out which one is AI-generated. Ready? Here's clip one. Hey, this is Jack Recider.

And whatever you type, it'll say it in their voice. I spent a few hours playing around in this tool, and I cloned my voice. I think it's really interesting. Okay, I want to show you. I'm going to play two clips for you. I want you to listen and try to figure out which one is AI-generated. Ready? Here's clip one. Hey, this is Jack Recider.