Voice actors are worried about modders cloning their voices with AI
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Voice actors are worried about modders cloning their voices with AI

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Voice actors are worried about modders cloning their voices with AI

Actors Victoria Atkin and Tim Friedlander are worried over how their voices are being cloned by fans using generative AI technology.

"Atkin and Friedlander say their development partners haven't done anything to directly contribute to this problem—but they're left in a position where they aren't able to take much action. Friedlander pointed out that when he, Atkin, and other actors signed their performances over to employers like Ubisoft, nothing in their contracts offered any protection or guarantees about how this technology might be used. "We didn't even know to have safeguards in our contracts years ago because these things didn't exist," Friedlander explained."

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Fasi Uddin Mir

Accomplished Game Development Professional | Award-Winning Graduate | B.Tech in Computer Science | Game Production and Management Expert

1 年

Furthermore, as the industry moves forward, it's essential to ensure ethical and legal guidelines are in place to protect voice actors' rights and intellectual property of theirs. By promoting transparency and open dialogue between voice actors, developers, and modders, we can work together to find solutions that benefit everyone involved.

Fasi Uddin Mir

Accomplished Game Development Professional | Award-Winning Graduate | B.Tech in Computer Science | Game Production and Management Expert

1 年

As a fan of video games and animated series, I can understand both sides of this issue. AI-driven voice cloning technology opens new possibilities for creative content and immersive experiences. However, it's crucial to address the valid concerns of voice actors who fear their livelihoods may be at risk. Voice actors are true artists who bring characters to life with their unique talents and skills. Their work isn't just about delivering lines; it's about adding depth and emotion to the characters we love. If AI clones start replacing them, we could lose the souls and hearts of beloved characters, something we should all be wary of. As technology evolves, while respecting hard work and dedication, finding a balance between utilizing AI advancements for better storytelling is essential for voice actors. One possible solution could be collaboration – where AI complements and enhances the voice actors' performances rather than replacing them entirely.

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