CD Projekt Red, the developer, is using AI in the new DLC for The Witcher 3 and this is going to change the way they're doing voice acting in the game. This brings a change in the post-production workflow. It adapts voice acting for new content and includes actor involvement.
CDPR adapts new dialogue for The Witcher 3 expansion using AI voice matching technology
The main thing to keep in mind is that the actual performance is human. AI is just being used as a technical tool to match the voice.
Here's a project that includes CDPR and a character in The Witcher 3 – Geralt of Rivia. They're using the technology to adapt new dialogue lines for new content for the expansion. Using AI to fit the voice actor's current voice characteristics to the new dialogue done by the actor himself.
So here's how the technical part works. First of all, new dialogue is recorded by Jacek Rozenek. He's a voice actor of Geralt in Polish.
They're using AI technology to match the voice that we'll hear in the final product. CDPR. Using AI technology with actor approval. To match the voice that we hear in the game to new dialogue done by Jacek Rozenek.
With explicit consent and approval of Jacek Rozenek. Confirmed by the developer. Polish dialogue, recorded directly by the actor himself.
They're using AI only to match voice for DLC. With explicit consent and approval of the voice actor Jacek Rozenek.
CDPR is using AI for new dialogue in Witcher 3 DLC. To match Geralt's voice. New Polish dialogue was recorded by Jacek Rozenek himself. They're using AI with explicit approval.
Source: Insider Gaming
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