I can support Stephen Fry's right not to have an Ai version of his voice created without his permission. > Speaking at the tech-based CogX festival in London,

I can support Stephen Fry's right not to have an Ai version of his voice created without his permission. > Speaking at the tech-based CogX festival in London, he played a clip of a history documentary that faked his voice, without his knowledge. It appears as though the actor is narrating the show but the AI-generated voice was actually created by technology learning from Fry reading all seven of the Harry Potter audiobooks. https://www.standard.co.uk/tech/stephen-fry-voice-ai-cloned-documentary-b1108629.html https://www.standard.co.uk/tech/stephen-fry-voice-ai-cloned-... However, the notion that it's somehow nefarious to create a new voice to read audiobooks (with the permission of the person supplying the training data) is ridiculous.