There are legitimate uses for AI voice cloning, including helping people with disabilities and creating audio translations of people speaking in different languages. But there is also enormous potential for harm, said Sarah Myers West, co-executive director of the AI Now Institute, a think tank that focuses on the consequences of AI policy.
“This could obviously be used for fraud, scams and disinformation, for example impersonating institutional figures,” West told NBC News.
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