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Mr Pilling's colleague, Ben Jacob had used the tech as an example - not because the firm behind the product is accused of doing anything wrong. It isn't. But to show the capability of the new generation of systems. And while its strong suit was conversation, not impersonation, another system Mr Jacob demonstrated produced credible copies of voices, based on only small snippets of audio pulled from YouTube.