Electronic Arts confirmed use Artificial intelligence dubbing exist National Hockey League 27his arrival had been anticipated by series commentator and ESPN sports commentator John Buccigross himself. According to EA, the system will primarily be used for Expand the number of available beats And speed up comment updates based on league changes and player suggestions.
Goodbye human voice
Butch Gross recently said he listened to some Use recordings of your own voicedescribing the results as surprisingly convincing. “They’re using artificial intelligence to make stuff. They’re letting me listen to the material that was made with my voice. It’s like: Wow, this is really well done. If it means less work and getting paid the same, that’s fine with me,” he said on the Chirping Zebras podcast.
EA later clarified its stance with the first update dedicated to the game, emphasizing that the new review system was in conjunction with Butch Gross and Darren Pang. The company explains: “This review is based on direct and ongoing collaboration with John Buccigross and Darren Pang. With their full consent and active participation, we used AI voice technology to enhance the more than 50 recording sessions they have completed.”
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According to Electronic Arts, the goal is to “make the game more diverse, more responsive to league changes, and absorb player feedback faster.” Apparently there’s also one cost reduction issues. The first update will also represent the starting point of a work destined to continue, with interventions in the pronunciation of player names and repeated jokes, as well as a gradual expansion of coverage of player and city names. This raised concerns that the first version might have too many mispronunciations.
Pronunciation itself is one of the aspects of technology that has yet to be perfected. Butch Gross says he’s determined There are some errors in the artificially generated sentencessuch as using the term “chair” instead of “seat” to refer to seats in the stands. “These are small things and we need to listen again because in sports words matter,” he observed.
In short, before it wipes out us all, artificial intelligence is increasingly being used in video games.