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'A part of me was stolen': Actors say AI copied their faces, voices and performances without consent

Actors claim AI copied their faces, voices and performances without consent, raising fears over jobs, deepfakes and AI replacing human talent in micro dramas.

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Hindustan TimesLean L·2h ago
'A part of me was stolen': Actors say AI copied their faces, voices and performances without consent
Actors claim AI copied their faces, voices and performances without consent, raising fears over jobs, deepfakes and AI replacing human talent in micro dramas.
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'A part of me was stolen': Actors say AI copied their faces, voices and performances without consent

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