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AI Tom Hanks didn’t offer me a job, but it sure sounded like he did

Tom Hanks didn’t just call me to pitch me a part, but it sure sounded like he did. Ever since PCWorld began covering the rise of various artificial intelligence applications like AI art, I’ve been poking around in the code repositories in GitHub and links within Reddit, where people will post tweaks to their own AI models for various approaches.

Some of these models actually end up on commercial sites, which either roll their own algorithms or adapt others that have published as open source. A, which offers literally hundreds of preprogrammed models. Enter the text in the text field and you can have a virtual Elon Musk, Bill Gates, Peggy Hill, Daffy Duck, Alex Trebek, Beavis, The Joker, or even Siri read out your pre-programmed lines. We uploaded a fake Bill Clinton praising PCWorld last year and the model already .

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