George Carlin Returns in AI-Generated Comedy Special

George Carlin Returns , in AI-Generated Comedy Special.<br />George Carlin died in 2008, <br />but AI is bringing him back to life in a new comedy special, 'USA Today' reports. .<br />Dudesy, an AI comedy platform from <br />Will Sasso of Mad TV and podcaster Chad Kultgen, <br />is hosting the hourlong comedy special. .<br />Dudesy makes sure to point out that the content is not from the real George Carlin.<br />Instead, AI is impersonating his voice, personality and more.<br />For the next hour I'll be doing my best <br />George Carlin impersonation just like a <br />human being would. I tried to capture his iconic style to tackle the topics I think the comedy legend would be talking about today, YouTube description written by AI, via 'USA Today'.<br />I listened to all of George Carlin’s material and did my best to imitate <br />his voice, cadence and attitude, AI, via start of comedy set.<br />The AI version of Carlin addresses <br />polarizing issues such as Donald Trump, <br />trans Americans, tech and more.<br />They say trans people make <br />up such a small percentage of <br />the population, that they shouldn't <br />get to have any input in legislation, <br />even laws that will directly affect <br />their communities and lives. , Via AI George Carlin comedy set.<br />Funny how that same argument <br />doesn't apply to members of the NRA, Via AI George Carlin comedy set.<br />I'd just like to say that as much as I <br />think billionaires are destroying the fabric <br />of society with unchecked greed and <br />blatant self-interest at the expense of <br />basic human rights for everyone else, , Via AI George Carlin comedy set.<br />... it is a little strange to me that people get <br />mad at them. People are the ones who gave <br />them the money in the first place, Via AI George Carlin comedy set.<br />It's not clear if Carlin's family had any <br />involvement in the project, 'USA Today' reports