Scarlett Johansson Opens the Debate on AI Consent | IE Insights

Chatbots are now popular with the general public thanks to the recent development of Large Language Models (LLMs) such as OpenAI ’s ChatGPT.

In May 2024 , OpenAI launched an improved voice assistant with a flirty female voice called Sky that has a similar tone and delivery to Scarlett Johansson's AI character in Her.

OpenAI immediately disabled Sky as an option for their new voice assistant and issued a press statement.

Despite controversies surrounding voice cloning, the technology when used with consent holds significant potential.

It could revolutionize the voiceover industry, create personalized experiences, and even resurrect the voices of beloved actors from the past.

The creative industry is reacting, unsurprisingly, with lawsuits and hostility towards AI .

Artists worldwide are contacting their lawyers to work together to force AI technologies to conform with copyright law.

Accountability is settling on the shoulders of the AI giants, who must now be concerned even about false accusations of deepfaking. There are many ethical problems surrounding the models and data being used, and the rise in legal actions against AI indicates that change is on the horizon. IE Insights..