Row 21773

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You can't patent a voice, sure, but companies can still get into trouble for using a sound-alike without permission. Check out Midler v. Ford and Waits v. Frito-Lay, both cases where celebs won because their voices were mimicked.

If OpenAI trained Sky to sound like Johansen after she said "No," that's not just sketchy, it's potentially illegal. Plus, it shows clear intent. That "her" tweet from Sam? Definitely not helping their case. And when they're walking on eggshells, having a major celeb who has a lot of goodwill feel potentially ripped off makes people wonder how OpenAI will treat "the little guy".

It's a bad look in general. It's a worse look coming from the CEO of a technology that many people feel was built on scraped (stolen) content.

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text You can't patent a voice, sure, but companies can still get into trouble for using a sound-alike without permission. Check out Midler v. Ford and Waits v. Frito-Lay, both cases where celebs won because their voices were mimicked. If OpenAI trained Sky to sound like Johansen after she said "No," that's not just sketchy, it's potentially illegal. Plus, it shows clear intent. That "her" tweet from Sam? Definitely not helping their case. And when they're walking on eggshells, having a major celeb …
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