You can sue someone for using their likeness without permission. I'm not legally qualified to speak on the topic. Conceptually someone's unequivocal identifie

You can sue someone for using their likeness without permission. I'm not legally qualified to speak on the topic. Conceptually someone's unequivocal identifier is part of their likeness. Maybe Drake's vocal cords and characteristics unequivocally and measurably differ from everyone else's. I wouldn't want to live some where my face, name, image and (maybe?) my trained voice can be ripped off 24/7 by a typist with AI generative tools, even if the result was economic benefit to me. If I can use Tom Hanks' voice for the cost of a ChatGPT prompt, in my next powerpoint presentation about the dangers of AI... why wouldn't I?