They stole my voice with AI
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They stole my voice with AI
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#3I don't see why using AI would get around Midler vs. Ford. If anything, there is even less of an argument to be made in your defense when you use AI to replicate a voice, instead of using another voice actor to replicate the voice.
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#4I appreciate his pointer to precedent, but the truth is that while precedent is a start, we're going to need to do work with principles beyond precedent. When tech introduces unprecedented capabilities, we will either figure out how to draw boundaries within which it (among other features of society) works for people, not against them, or we'll let it lead us closer to a world in which the strong do what they will and the weak (or those just trying to keep a camry running) suffer what they must.
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> His case would be much more compelling
If he convinces you, what will you be compelled to do?
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If you read the article you would have seen multiple links to his channel and videos where you could compare
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#7It is like becoming meme famous: is up to you how to monetize it, nobody owes you nothing.
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#8>I haven't decided what to do.
Make a video, say what you think, get views, and probably put more pressure on Elecrow to respond.
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That is easy, got his YouTube channel and listen to any of his vids.
Jeff had been around in the tech community for a while. I have used his ansible roles almost a decade ago.
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He provided a whole YouTube video on his popular channel, with more than 750,000 subscribers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UMofZIT9FcQ