Row 22912

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I've been following the recent drama around OpenAI's latest AI release. I think it’s important to look at this situation from a practical standpoint, especially considering the nature of casting and voice work.

First off, casting directors often have a specific vision in mind for what they want a character to sound or look like. When they reach out to potential candidates, they do so because they believe those candidates can best fulfill that vision. If a candidate turns down the role, it doesn't mean they should scrap the vision for the character entirely. This is a standard practice in the entertainment industry.

In the case of OpenAI, they've reportedly hired a voice actress for Sky before reaching out to ScarJo (according to Sam). It's likely OpenAI anticipated the comparisons and is potentially reaching out to Johansson because they knew people would draw these parallels

It’s not surprising that a natural, warm, and personable voice like hers would be a target for replication in an AI But that tonality is not unique to ScarJo. There are hundreds of thousands of women that speak that way and to give exclusive rights to her for that is wild. Also because of the Mcgurkin effect people are more likely to draw direct comparisons. The real issue would be if OpenAI had used her actual voice recordings without consent, which they did not.

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