> Whether it's hiring a voice actor who sounds like ScarJo If we believe OAI. Before anyone mentions the WaPo article, that was a bundle of documents handed to

> Whether it's hiring a voice actor who sounds like ScarJo If we believe OAI. Before anyone mentions the WaPo article, that was a bundle of documents handed to them by OAI. WaPo hasn't spoken to the voice actress. What they have is that this voice actress, who has to remain anonymous because of, quote, "fears for her safety", told her agent (who also has to remain anonymous for reasons) in a statement that "she wasn't told to sound like Scarlett". I'm not sure that it's been shown that SJ wasn't either a training source, by herself, or with this actress, or other. > being associated with a crypto project (Worldcoin) A crypto project that didn't launch in the US but in Africa, where they offered more and more and more money to people for retinal scans to sign up (to the point where it was often two month's wages for people) doesn't sound exploitative?