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What about the copyright issue? You can’t mimic the voice of a narrator without their consent. OpenAI landed in trouble after using Scarlett Johansson’s voice i

• notachatbot123 2y ago
  No limitations on this kind of thing if you are in private use.
  • vinni2 2y ago
    Forgive me for not knowing it was for personal use.
  • qurashee 2y ago
    Indeed I was thinking about private use only.
• benatkin 2y ago
  She only won in that OpenAI decided it wasn’t worth the trouble.
  • K0balt 2y ago
    Yeah, by my ear it was pretty clearly not SJ’s voice-likeness, although there were some superficial similarities. But some people could have mistook it due to some regional accent similarities, though it would be akin to interpretation of any light southern drawl with a similar timbre as being SJ.
    • mmahemoff 2y ago
      They also asked her for permission in advance, which was never going to help their case.
      • K0balt 2y ago
        lol yeah. That made it look like anything vaguely similar would be an attempt to model SJ, and triggered due diligence by her legal team. Not filing at that point would be de facto precedent that SJ did not lay claim to her voice likeness. Sounds like SJ has a better legal team that OAI did.
• amrrs 2y ago
  Kokoro really mentions that they used only permissive licensed voice