AI Avatar of Missing Woman Speaks in Her Voice, Aids Search
An innovative approach to a missing person case has been taken by the Federal Criminal Police Office. They've created an AI-generated avatar of a missing woman named Lisa, using technology developed by Dutch entrepreneur Eline van der Velden and her studio Xicoia. The avatar, dubbed 'Tilly Norwood', is the world's first AI actress and can speak in multiple languages, including those Lisa may not have known in life.
The AI generates the avatar using just a single photo and a few examples of Lisa's voice, such as from WhatsApp messages or Instagram posts. This remarkable technology allows the avatar to lip-sync and speak in Lisa's own voice, making the appeal for information more engaging than a traditional police report.
The avatar can answer questions, providing a more interactive and personal touch to the search for Lisa. This innovative use of AI in a missing person case is a first for the Federal Criminal Police Office, and they hope it will lead to new insights and information about Lisa's whereabouts.
The AI-generated avatar of Lisa is now being used in the ongoing search for the missing woman. With its ability to speak in multiple languages and answer questions, the avatar is proving to be a powerful tool in engaging the public and encouraging them to come forward with any information they may have. The Federal Criminal Police Office is hopeful that this innovative approach will lead to new leads and ultimately, Lisa's safe return.
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