Voice cloning
How AI is “robbing” more and more people of their voices
US actress Scarlett Johansson is said to have reacted with "shock, anger and disbelief" to a voice that sounded "eerily similar" to her, which the ChatGPT developer OpenAI implemented in the latest version of its AI chatbot. However, the 39-year-old Hollywood star is just one prominent example in an ever-growing list of people who have been "robbed" of their voices by artificial intelligence.
It may be a remarkable coincidence, but nobody really believes it, especially not Scarlett Johansson. The fact is: with the new GPT-4o voice model, OpenAI is giving its ChatGPT AI chatbot, which was previously limited to simply outputting text, a voice. Five voices, to be precise, called "Breeze", "Cove", "Ember", "Juniper" and "Sky". According to a blog post by the company, they are the result of a lengthy selection process with applications from more than 400 voice actors and film actors.
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