Row 38016

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Bette Midler was asked to voice the song, but she declined. Instead, they hired one of Midler’s backup singers and **explicitly asked her to fully impersonate Midler**. Listeners were actually led to believe that it was her.

In the case of Tom Waits, an ad featured a song very similar to a song that Waits had actually sung. And in that instance, they also hired a Waits impersonator (Stephen Carter). There was a lot **more to the story which then gave the average listener reason to believe that Tom Waits was actually singing**. Waits sued for false endorsement (public led to believe Waits was singing) and misappropriation of his voice.

Soundalikes are okay. Michael Bublé sounded like Frank Sinatra. Harry Connick, Jr., sounds like Michael Buble.

So, until an e-mail surfaces where an OpenAI executive clearly states that one of the voices needs to be a clear imitation of her or the public has reason to believe that it's actually her, any case against them is far from solid.

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text Bette Midler was asked to voice the song, but she declined. Instead, they hired one of Midler’s backup singers and **explicitly asked her to fully impersonate Midler**. Listeners were actually led to believe that it was her. In the case of Tom Waits, an ad featured a song very similar to a song that Waits had actually sung. And in that instance, they also hired a Waits impersonator (Stephen Carter). There was a lot **more to the story which then gave the average listener reason to believe th…
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