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They stole my voice with AI

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Re: They stole my voice with AI

#11
post #4

I 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 an…

California recently signed some legislation into effect. It’s a start. Congress is working on “No Artificial Intelligence Fake Replicas And Unauthorized Duplications Act.” Still in dev in the House, but has bipartisan support.

Call your congressperson, ask them to co-sponsor and/or vote for it.

https://www.cbsnews.com/losangeles/news/california-bills-pro...

https://salazar.house.gov/media/press-releases/salazar-intro...

https://files.constantcontact.com/1849eea4801/695cfd71-1d24-...

Re: They stole my voice with AI

#18

It is like becoming meme famous: is up to you how to monetize it, nobody owes you nothing.

But they should owe you for stealing your likeliness without your awareness to promote their products. This isn’t for satire purposes.

How much? This IP/copyright mentality is so 90s/2000s. Brings back memories of Napster. This Jeff Geerling which I have never heard of will cry until some Spotify of AI appears and pay him some pennies. Maybe he wants to be the James Hetfield/Metallica of this generation. This guy doesn't have 1/10000 of the relevance Metallica had at the time tho.

Re: They stole my voice with AI

#19
Maybe I am crazy but I don't really think it sounds that much like him. It's a little similar but different. It's slightly higher pitch, more nasal, and the intonation is a little different.
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