Seems like a really useful piece of technology. As you said, it's got quite a few applications in the gaming, film, medical and messaging industries. That said

Seems like a really useful piece of technology. As you said, it's got quite a few applications in the gaming, film, medical and messaging industries. That said, am I the only one imagining this getting abused by people in those fields as well? Seems like a good way to avoid paying voice actors for future work. Just record the minimum 30 recordings, then use this software to create all their future dialogue. This could lead to some interesting lawsuits over who a character's voice belongs to and whether a company has the right to use someone's voice recordings to get free work done on future projects. Like how during the production of Trail of the Pink Panther, Peter Sellers' widow sued the film's producers and studio over them using clips of him from deleted scenes in earlier films in the movie.