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I don't know, I feel like the work produced through voice acting is more of a commodity than work in the other industries that you're describing. Sure, a voice

I don't know, I feel like the work produced through voice acting is more of a commodity than work in the other industries that you're describing. Sure, a voice actor can add a lot of emotion and verbal nuance in a way that is differentiating, but I'm not sure if the difference is enough to matter for most people for the vast majority of cases. (Or I may be too dense to realize it). This is in contradiction to say performing arts, where there are in my opinion many more dimensions to the creative output which makes it less perfectly substitutable.

washadjeffmad 3y ago
Where do you see AI being most used in a production pipeline? Do you think it will replace actors or that it might just reduce the burden on existing talent, like canned audio has done for decades? Will it make ADR easier or cheaper? Will it actually save anyone any money who wants to ever be able to hire a living actor again? There are a lot of clever sounding, low probability arguments here, and I think a lot of people don't understand the work well enough to identify what are and aren't the elephants.