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→Timeline of synthetic human-like fakes: + === 1930's synthetic human-like fakes === + '''1939''' | demonstration | '''w:Voder''' (''Voice Operating Demonstrator'') from the w:Bell Telephone Laboratory
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* '''1961''' | demonstration | The first singing by a computer was performed by an [[w:IBM 704]] and the song was [[w:Daisy Bell]], written in 1892 by British songwriter [[w:Harry Dacre]]. Go to [[Mediatheque#1961]] to view. | * '''1961''' | demonstration | The first singing by a computer was performed by an [[w:IBM 704]] and the song was [[w:Daisy Bell]], written in 1892 by British songwriter [[w:Harry Dacre]]. Go to [[Mediatheque#1961]] to view. | ||
=== 1930's synthetic human-like fakes === | |||
* '''1939''' | demonstration | '''[[w:Voder]]''' (''Voice Operating Demonstrator'') from the [[w:Bell Labs|w:Bell Telephone Laboratory]] was the first attempt to electronically [[w:Speech synthesis|w:synthesize human speech]] by breaking it down into its acoustic components. It was invented by [[w:Homer Dudley]] in 1937–1938 and developed on his earlier work on the [[w:vocoder]]. (Wikipedia) | |||
=== 1770's synthetic human-like fakes === | === 1770's synthetic human-like fakes === | ||