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What will be the primary concern raised by critics regarding Audible's AI voice cloning initiative by December 31, 2024?
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Amazon’s $AMZN Audible to Invite US Narrators to Train AI for Voice Cloning with Royalty-Sharing Model
Sep 9, 2024, 01:03 PM
Audible, a subsidiary of Amazon, is set to invite a select group of US-based audiobook narrators to train artificial intelligence on their voices. The initiative aims to create AI-generated voice clones that can be used for audiobook recordings. This move includes a royalty-sharing model for the narrators involved. The technology, while still in development, holds the potential to revolutionize the audiobook industry by providing more efficient and scalable voice recording solutions. This development was reported by Bloomberg.
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