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ChatGPT's voice closely resembles Scarlett Johnasson's, says lab analysis (www.npr.org)

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[–] [email protected] 5 points 5 months ago* (last edited 5 months ago)

I've seen what copyright abuse can do. I'm not interested in a world where scarjo can issue take down requests on every video with someone in it that sounds close to her.

I don't think scarjo deserves to own all voices that are mildly like hers nor do I think the movie owns the concept of a bubbly ai assistant.

If we go down this path and give ownership to vast spectrums of tonality to every celebrity, singer and voice actor, we will quickly end up with most of it owned by someone or another.

I'm also for open source, so I'm not interested in simping for Scarlet or Altman. I also suggest you listen to a comparison of both voices.