Using AI cloned voices for producing content?

yeah, totally! using cloned voices for content is a game-changer. i actually just wrote up a deep dive on elevenlabs that covers all the ins and outs: sorry can't post a link yet

AI cloned voices may deceive the audience into thinking that a real person is speaking, when in fact the voice is generated by a machine. This can be problematic in cases where trust and authenticity are important, such as in news reporting or educational content.

I've been doing the same
Using a voice generated on elevenlabs
Then, generating the video on pictory.ai using that voice

haha what!? pretty cool

If this what AI thinks Morgan Freeman sounds like, we're safe :)

It's impressive to see how you've used ElevenLabs's product to generate the iconic "Morgan Freeman" voice. Your sneak peek video for the Wasp launch week sounds exciting. It will be interesting to see the final product and how the generated voice complements the visuals.

Is there any legal implications when somebody does something like that? I mean can you get sued or something?

We have been using these voices for makestorytime.com. They have gotten really good. The best voices we have found are at https://play.ht/

Using an AI-powered text-to-speech tool like ElevenLabs to generate voices can be a powerful and efficient way to create voiceovers for videos. However, it's important to keep in mind that while the technology has come a long way, the voices generated by these tools may not always sound completely natural or human-like.

In terms of using "Morgan Freeman's" voice, it's worth noting that using the voice of a famous person without their permission could potentially raise legal issues. It's important to ensure that any voiceovers or other content you create are original or obtained through legal means.

wow, this sounded too real! How about other speakers, can we do Arnie? :D