I could see it being a boon for story telling: an actor sells their image and voice for AI storytelling and they get points on the back end for all uses of thei

I could see it being a boon for story telling: an actor sells their image and voice for AI storytelling and they get points on the back end for all uses of their image and voice without ever needing to read for the part, sit in a makeup chair, put up with producers and directors... As for stopping voice-clone hacking: how about an encrypted microchip in one's hand can communicate wirelessly with a biometric ID app on a phone -- and the app can read an ultraviolet QR code tattooed on one's forehead as well -- to prove the legitimacy of who is on the other end, regardless of what their voice does or does not sound like?