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Right of publicity. https://www.inta.org/topics/right-of-publicity/ https://www.inta.org/topics/right-of-publicity/

• orbital-decay 3y ago
  Does fair use apply here? (I don't know) It's not like the author narrates a full-blown wildlife movie with the voice of David Attenborough. It's just a funny demo which doesn't depend on the specific voice (could be anyone), and also makes it clear the voice is synthetic.
  • tantalor 3y ago
    It is not clear that the voice is synthetic
    • orbital-decay 3y ago
      Hold on, are we looking at the same video and Twitter message? [1] He clearly states what he's doing, and in the video he launches some program that appears to speak in Attenborough's voice. How clear is clear enough? [1] https://nitter.woodland.cafe/charliebholtz/status/1724815159590293764 https://nitter.woodland.cafe/charliebholtz/status/1724815159...
      • petemir 3y ago
        It’s not clear from the voice alone
  • TerrifiedMouse 3y ago
    If you use a small clip of Brad Pitt in a 10 sec ad without his permission, he will probably sue you and win. So I don't think fair use is going to protect you.