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So, replacing voice actors with unpaid clones of their voices, effectively stealing their identity. The range of use goes from totally harmless fun to downrigh

So, replacing voice actors with unpaid clones of their voices, effectively stealing their identity. The range of use goes from totally harmless fun to downright evil.

RyanCavanaugh 3y ago
The existence of Photoshop doesn't mean that you can put Kobe Bryant on a Wheaties box without paying him. There's no reason that a voice talent's voice can't be subject to the same infringement protections as a screen actor's or athlete's likeness.
- popalchemist 3y ago
  You absolutely can put Kobe on a Wheaties box without problems legally, IF you do not sell it. That's "fair use." It has not been tested in court yet, but precedent seems to suggest that creating voice clones for private use is also fair use, ESPECIALLY if that person is a celebrity, because privacy rights are limited for celebrities.
layer8 3y ago
If I take pictures of someone and hang my home with AI-generated copies of those pictures, I’m not stealing their identity.