> But, does it mean one couldn't create a voice that sounds a lot like Luke Combs as long as it's well labelled as AI-generated? I don't think so. It amends pr

> But, does it mean one couldn't create a voice that sounds a lot like Luke Combs as long as it's well labelled as AI-generated? I don't think so. It amends previous protections preventing folks from using an artist's likeness to include voice. I don't think you could, for instance, create a TV commercial using someone's image and simply label it as AI to get around those protections. The whole point of the law is to protect the likeness of a person. If you can just slap a label on it that would make it pointless.