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Japan Court Rules Actors Have Right To Their Own Voices
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Japan Court Rules Actors Have Right To Their Own Voices

Offbeat · boingboing.net · generic

Kenjiro Tsuda, an actor famed in Japan for his lustrous baritone, sued TikTok over an account that used an AI-generated replica of his voice in more than 180 videos. Tokyo District Court ruled this week that a persons' voice can be protected under Japan's publicity rights law. — Read the rest The post Japan court rules actors have right to their own voices appeared first on Boing Boing.

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