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Japanese court rules human voices are protected in AI case

Engadget
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Artificial intelligence

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Tsuda said the voice of the narrator of several TikTok videos uploaded to an anonymous account between July 2024 and the second half of last year was cloned from his own voice.

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  • The Guardian Australia (Technology) AI tool that copied actor’s ‘lustrous’ voice violated his rights, Tokyo court rules plain
  • Engadget Japanese court rules human voices are protected in landmark AI case 1 change
  • The West Australian Japan court protects human voices in landmark AI case 1 change

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Engadgetas they published this story 15.4 10 73 0.3 57.1
The Guardian Australia (Technology) 8.9 8 87 -0.1 51.1

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