AI is moving fast, and some of the latest tools are pushing the limits of what’s possible—maybe a little too far. In this episode of Augmented Voices, we break down the craziest new AI tools that just dropped. Snapchat’s AI-powered video lenses are adding next-level effects but locking them behind a paywall. Moon Valley’s AI video generator, Miray, claims to sidestep copyright issues with fully licensed training data. Same.dev can clone entire websites with shocking accuracy, raising major ethical and legal questions. Mirage AI is generating ultra-realistic fake user-generated content for ads, blurring the line between marketing and deception. And Cartesia’s Sonic 2.0 can clone a voice from just three seconds of audio, making voice deepfakes more convincing than ever. Are these breakthroughs exciting innovations or warning signs of what’s to come? We break it all down.