Being an accessibility solution for people with MND or similar afflictions is one of the few exclusively positive use cases "AI voice clone" technology has, as

Being an accessibility solution for people with MND or similar afflictions is one of the few exclusively positive use cases "AI voice clone" technology has, as one's personal voice can be very strongly linked to one's personality and being able to use it despite such a diagnosis can be invaluable in improving QOL of those afflicted. Restricting those very people from expressing themselves, especially for what I'd consider barely even rude or improper language, makes me question what Elevenlabs thinks their target customer base is, if not that group? Are they solely providing their product for scammers or companies not wanting to compensate VAs? I myself have occasional Dysphonia and am sometimes limited in the use of my vocal cords depending on outside factors, yet despite that, I have never had the need for such an exact copy of my "unaffected" voice. If even I have little use for this and Elevenlabs bans those reliant on their service for accessibility, I'd really like to know how they see themselves.