After drawing criticism online over The Finals using AI voice performances, developer Embark Studios has defended the decision.
Last week, a tweet showing off some of the voice acting in The Finals made it seem like the game used AI voices, which was confirmed through a podcast interview with one of the game's audio designers. Embark Studios has now provided a statement to IGN where it defended the use of AI, and tried to explain how it uses it. "We use a combination of recorded voice audio and audio generated via TTS tools in our games, depending on the context," a spokesperson told IGN.
"Sometimes, recording real scenes where actors get together - allowing character chemistry and conflict to shape the outcome - is something that adds depth to our game worlds that technology can’t emulate. Other times, especially when it relates to contextual in-game action call-outs, TTS allows us to have tailored voice over where we otherwise wouldn't, for example due to speed of implementation."
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