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Imagine being sued by a celebrity for looking or sounding like them. Should've not chosen to born with a similar voice.
by standardly 2y ago
Imagine being sued by a celebrity for looking or sounding like them. Should've not chosen to born with a similar voice.
- kamaal 2y agoThis whole thing is so bizarre. A lot of people look handsome, sound handsome and are even stylish. So some rich person can randomly claim some one looks closer or sounds closer to them and hence needs to forced to wear a mask to prevented from even talking? So what happens next, when AI bots begin to sing, compose music, teach, paint or anything for that matter?
- deprecative 2y agoI don't think it's a trivial thing as vanity though it would be a convenient culprit. Instead, I believe what makes more sense is endorsement and one's right to their likeness. If the person had merely sounded similar it probably wouldn't be an issue. Rather it seems to be that in each case the party caught out seems to have intentionally sought to convince people that she endorsed the product and/or may have been financially tied.