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Siobhan McSweeney and Nicola Coughlan among those backing campaign against AI voice cloning
Around 80 people have added their signatures to an open letter to British prime minister Andy Burnham.
GlobeSignal-AIlow certainty
- Why it matters
- The excerpt does not specify what the signatories are asking for or what mechanism connects the letter to policy change, leaving the concrete reason it matters unclear.
- Most affected
- Actors and performers whose voices could be cloned — Their likenesses and voices at risk of unauthorized reproduction via AI.
- Likely next
- Whether the British PM or government responds to the open letter or announces policy steps on AI voice cloning.
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