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Morgan Freeman shocked by AI voice imitation uproar

Jul 01, 2024 4:30 PM

Morgan Freeman has expressed his gratitude to fans for highlighting the unauthorized use of artificial intelligence (AI) to mimic his iconic voice in social media videos. The incident revolves around a TikTok user who posted videos using AI-generated voice imitations of Freeman and claimed it was all in good fun. This marks Freeman as the latest Hollywood celebrity to face issues with unauthorized AI imitations, joining the ranks of Tom Hanks and Robin Williams' family, among others. The increasing use of AI in entertainment continues to raise concerns and discussions within the industry about authenticity and the potential misuse of technology.

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AI-generated voice imitations are increasingly affecting celebrities by creating unauthorized and, often misleading, content that can tarnish their image and integrity. These imitations pose risks to their identity protection and raise significant concerns about authenticity and consent in the digital age.

Morgan Freeman, known for his deep, resonant voice, has left an indelible mark on films like "The Shawshank Redemption" and "Million Dollar Baby." His voice is distinctive and widely recognized, which makes unauthorized imitations particularly jarring and an issue of significant concern for fans and the actor himself. The rise of AI technologies has spurred debates on how to handle and regulate these innovations to protect individuals' identities and maintain the authenticity of their work.



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