Like every week, TF1 will broadcast a new issue of the program Sept to eight on Sunday January 26, 2025. The magazine embodied by Harry Roselmack will close again by the traditional interview with Audrey Crespo-Mara. This week, the journalist interviewed former sports journalist Charles Biétry. Which has Charcot’s disease. Unable to speak, the emblematic old face of the Canal+ sports service nevertheless managed to express themselves with the help of artificial intelligence. “”It was out of the question that the disease that deprives him of speech prevents him from testifying if he wanted to“, notably said Audrey Crespo-Mara in the columns of Parisian. Charles Biétry’s voice could thus be recreated identically thanks to software.
Charles Biétry: His voice was reconstituted with his agreement by artificial intelligence software
“Charles Biétry confides, for the first time, about his fight against Charcot’s disease. An incurable evil that leaves him only ‘a few weeks or months to live’, he tells us. A courageous and bright testimony. An ode to the life he gives us at home, in the company of his wife, in Carnac“, notably underlined the program seven to eight on his Instagram account.”His fight to continue laughing with his own to the end. Memories of a happy professional life. And his disappointed hopes on the end of life bill. He evokes (…)
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