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AI Voice Cloning Angers Attenborough and Johansson
David Attenborough and Scarlett Johansson express outrage over AI voice cloning, highlighting ethical concerns surrounding the technology.
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David AttenboroughScarlett Johansson
- What are the ethical concerns surrounding AI voice cloning?
- David Attenborough is "profoundly disturbed" that AI websites in the US are cloning his voice to deliver partisan news.
- What are the potential benefits and drawbacks of AI voice cloning technology?
- Both instances highlight the ethical concerns surrounding AI voice cloning and the potential for misuse without consent.
- What legal recourse do celebrities have when their voices are cloned without consent?
- Scarlett Johansson also had her voice cloned by OpenAI for its ChatGPT product, causing her distress and prompting OpenAI to remove the voice.
Cognitive Concepts
3/5
Framing Bias
The article frames the issue as a negative consequence of AI technology, focusing on the distress of the celebrities. It doesn't provide a balanced view of the technology itself.
2/5
Language Bias
The article uses emotionally charged language such as "profoundly disturbed" and "eerily similar," which might influence the reader's opinion.
3/5
Bias by Omission
The article focuses on Attenborough's and Johansson's negative reactions but doesn't explore the legal aspects or potential benefits of AI voice cloning technology.