so this is all about the voice, the voice of your campaign. but just a little bit about me, my are pronounce are she-her-hers. ai am originally fromer chattanooga, temperature, but i lived in atlanta for about eight years where i started my political career. right now i'm the director of digital strategy at the dnc convention, so moving to chicago and doing a plug. i am hiring. please come see me tonight. definitely here to hire people. but i just finished being the vp of digital emily's list. before that ip was the digital direct canner for val demings, and i also was a deputy digital trekker for warnock on his first race and also was an organizer on abrams in 2018. definitely excited to be back and excited to be here with all of y'all. if all right. met me move this mic, because i feel like i can't walk around. all right.an what we're talking today aboutng is how to build your campaign voice. so the entire goal of this session is how are we crafting a unique, distinct and authentic voice for your campaign. i am stressing authentic. that is a

so, what is voice not? i'm not getting to the clicker. what is voice and not? your voice is not just that coremessage like i mentioned earlier. it is not your policy position. so that's another thing. this is not where you stand. this is not just your content strategy even though it you can definitely build your strategy up of your voice. this is not your outreach plan. those are all tactics that happen once you learn what your campaign voice is. we are going to the short exercise they were going to parent was someone at the table find your partner get in the group of three over going to do next talk about what campaigns have unique and distinctive voice. throughout obama a specific campaign of the top of your head. were going to take about five minutes a very unique distinctive voice. all right so now. >> we talked about terms campaign america's a horrible place less is in charge of the campaign he ran and how he can for this campaign. aoc the with the voice of the campaign how it's possible how that's embodied in so many different layers. also similar narrati

and this song was supposed to tell us something about voices about women and many voices becoming one . it wasn't so much about making a nice song, but more to find out what happens when we bring all these voices together. that was this kind of like creating a mag voice. when i fell in love me, i was just the other with other musicians and scientists, these training a audio tools with a traditional sounds of his homeland, if he is that many regional musical styles could otherwise be lost, the producing for the cool thing. i think it's important to understand how it is that trained using these models shouldn't create a risk between us and our cultures. the left side of the do so sending a look. yeah. but in fact, the technology should deepen our cultural identity and enabled more access to logo traditional and music comb with the yellow one corner across the world, the different opinions on how to go about using this technology. we don't want to help me write a song, especially when it's important. i think when i it's never going to replace live music i think. and that's mainly the way

we'll start this - >> (multiple voices). >> >> maybe. >> okay. everyone. >> welcome to the san francisco civic design review committee meeting this afternoon at 2:00 pm., monday, may 20, 2024. this is the gorgeous beautiful day and i would i'd like to call the meeting to order. and i will ask program social to call the roll. >> commissioner schnair here. >> girls here. >> dmirls present. >> commissioner rothschild and we have quorum also for the record, we have director of culture affairs ralph remington, director of cultural affairs. and others. >> great. do we have any agenda changes? >> no. >> great. so, now for public meetings i'd like to welcome to attend at city hall this meeting is ar live on sfgovtv to channel 78. i want to remind us of the programs and policies for public meetings we're bound do cover the structure and adhere to the best practices and every public meetings an opportunity for general public comment where members my comment on my item pertaining this this body public comment will be in-person with remote access for ada xoo

also the voice of creative community.effner, senior vice president associate general counsel for law and policy at the motion picture association. where he specializes in copyright and first amendment law. thank you. we welcome graham davies present the digital media association an organization that represents principally audio streaming companies platforms like spotify in youtube. mr. davies has a history as a musician and songwriter advocate here finally will hear from lisa ramsey professor of law at the university of san diego school of lover she teaches and writes on the intersection of free-speech rights and intellectual property law. after i swear in witnesses, each will have five minutes to provide a summary of your opening statement that the senators have you written statement. then we will proceed to question, featured senator gets five minutes for the first round. we will likely have two or even three rounds of questioning. time andat attendance permittin. witnesses, would you please tend, raise your right hand

, let this voice.zon of another day, but even time cannot stop me from flying over the ocean, and having dispersed the fog of the dawning skies with my wings, i will soon hug you, dear friends , this is a podcast melodies of my life, we conducted it today together with radion gazmanov, but i am happy to leave you alone with elizaveta and ragda, with our girls, beauties, who will perform a song for you. listen to music. watch the voice project on channel one. i am not there, where your footprints have not been traced on the sand, where the bird is singing in melancholy, where the bird is singing in melancholy, in a dull circle, and you? i am only there where the sound disturbs, destroys the desired pier, and where are your eyes? swifts and where are your guard eyes sliding towards your lady. i am not there, where you are, the hair will not be clouded by the white day, where the pines are from amber tears, where the pines are from amber tears, the caring olya will wipe away. i am only there, where you so

the pair alleged the company used recordings of their voice. this is to create a i bots to replicate. their voices without permission or proper compensation. now the suit seeks $5 0 in damages. well this week, the artificial intelligence company of baritone announced a partnership with the entertainment agency. see a to protect the digital assets of performers their names, their image and their likeness. so it comes after the growing reach of a i was a major concern during contract negotiations. if you remember with the unions for actors and writers, this was last year, so are shawn chitnis spoke with a voice actor based here in the bay area on the continuing challenges a i presents. listen. well, well. i'll show you how to >>book. blacktop hoops is a vr video game now available and that's the voice of joyo photo you here in 1 of the game's players, the full released this week for play on vr headsets comes years in the making. well after joy voice to this character, >>whether you're recording in person or at home voiceover takes time >>as a pro

a voice actor whose voice reminds parents of their childhood animations. my name is that's when i started this work, and my motivation in this work is my father. they are not alive, and my teacher is mr. latifpour, who taught me the dubbing . my sotolan tutu has hatched a small egg. mrs. amirian, in her six decades of artistic activity, instead of various characters in foreign films and television series, such as family jewels, i am very sorry, but you have to go back, uncle baksi jangir, how old are you , 12 years old, and one thing i learned from people is love, kindness and kindness , that's why we 've been standing until now. radio i am having a conversation with professor nahid amirian, the voice actress before the show, mrs. amirian . you are very welcome. thank you very much. hello, dear viewers . please, i remember. it was in september 2017 that the nahid star documentary was unveiled. yes, it was in the ibn sina cultural center. now, as far as i remember, this work is one of the it is the most difficult job in the world, exactly one of the most di

and voice work and now there could be an issue of access. who will be able to use this technology to protect their voice? >> anytime that i see developments in a.i. particularly as they relate to voice, it concerns me for independent artists, for those of us who are professional working artists and actors. sorry, dude, i can't hear you. >> reporter: joy says she's unfortunate in these uncertain times to keep getting more work, whether it's in the animate series "the sale's off" or the independent hand drawn film "beverly bunny." >> murder? what murder? when was the murder? >> reporter: but beyond the concerns over a.i. creating an unfair landscape for voice artists, she also worries about it moving the craft away from the art of performing. >> we voice act not because we just want to receive a check every now and again, though the check is nice. voice acting isn't the most lucrative industry and it's not the most lucrative kind of acting per se. we do it because we love the performance. >> two voice actors are leading a class action lawsuit

fakes of their voice or likeness. we cannot let this challenge go on answered and in action should not be an option. as he cautioned during a state of the union we must regulate a.i. voice impersonation but do so thoughtfully striking the right balance between defending rights and fostering a.i. innovation and creativity. both congress and the administration have been working to make that balance. they convened nine a.i. forums last year and senator schumer encouraged committees to work on a.i. legislation on a bipartisan basis as we are doing today. that is why i was excited to release this draft last october to protect people from having their images invoices or likeness used to create digital replicas that say or do things they never agreed to or would never say. it accomplishes this broad goal in two ways. by holding individuals and companies liable if they produce an unauthorized replica of an individual's voice or image or likeness and by holding platforms liable if they distribute an unauthorized digital replic

distinct voice. and maintains skies. voice is not an imitation of johansson's but rather belongs to a different profession. actress. whose name they have not publicized. according to a statement. from johansson obtained by cbs news bay area she did participate in talks with open ai to narrate the voice, but ultimately declined. she said she was shocked. angered and in disbelief. the company would pursue a voice so similar to hers that her closest friends and news outlets could not tell the difference. it's like the wild west we're trying to find our limits. and to find those limits. we have to hit some kind of cases like this and say ok, so we're not going to do it again. lawmakers are rushing to pass laws to protect actors from growing a. i industry. bay area assembly member rebecca bauer khan is working on laws to ban the user. of a deceased actors. image or voice for decades. after they passed. we want to make sure every artist likeness voice artistic expression is protected. so that things like this don't happen so t

woman's voice: hi.l, we're going to start this week's programme by coming back to a story that actually we covered last week concerning netflix and the controversy around its latest hit, baby reindeer. now, katie, for people who didn't see the programme last week, who perhaps haven't been following all this, although it's been a high—profile story, what is baby reindeer? why is it getting so much attention? well, baby reindeer first of all is a hit show across the world. many millions, tens of millions, i think up to 65 million people have watched it, probably more by now. and it is the story — purporting to be a true story, because it says at the beginning, "this is a true story" — and it is a story of a man who's played by richard gadd, but he's playing himself. so he's a british actor playing himself, and he is stalked in the programme. and it's a long programme about a terrible campaign of stalking that he underwent and says he underwent in real life. and a lot of the controversy revolves around wha

>>but voice actors like joy say. is a growing threat for her line of work, and it's too early to know if anyone can truly store voices safely. there are always legal and ethical concerns with a i n voice work. and now there could be an issue of access. who will be able to use this technology to protect their >>voice? anytime that i see developments in ai, particularly as they relate to voice concerns me for independent artists for those of us who are professional working artists and actors. sorry, dude. i can't hear >>you. joyce says she's fortunate in these uncertain times to keep getting more >>work, >>whether it's in the animated series the sales >>off >>or the independent, hand drawn film, beverly >>bunny murder what murder when was >>the murder beyond the concerns over ai, creating an unfair landscape for a voice artist. she also worries about it, moving the craft away from the art of performing >>act. not because we just want to receive a check every now and again. the the check is nice was acting isn't the mos

those people who actually wanted to use scarlett johansson’s voice as the voice of their artificial intelligencethey were guided, of course, by some kind of mass media settings, let’s say, yes, that is, people have already they know her voice, it has already sprouted in popular culture, we have already seen this film , just like alice’s voice, we also know it very well. used - as a tool, that is, it already helps designers, sound and text engineers, script writers very well, that is, this does not mean that artificial intelligence will write war and peace, artificial intelligence allows you to test some hypotheses, develop some then the texts are short, it is possible to suggest plots. for example, now in russia a series is being filmed, the plot of which was written by a neural network trained in comedy, on the streaming platform twitch in mode... order a free alfabank credit card with a whole year without interest, receive a superkick in rubles for all purchases , withdraw cash for free, not just profitable, alpha profitable, attack debts on credit cards, i will show you a couple of tricks: we

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it's all about her voice. voice mode in chatgpt allows you to talk to the ai using spoken language. openai says it's only a coincidence, but johansson isn't buying it. the feud that's developing tonight, also east bay leaders are sounding the alarm on an ambulance shortage. why buying more vehicles and hiring more emts might not solve the problem. plus, the man convicted of attacking the husband of congresswoman nancy pelosi will be sentenced again. the error the judge made prompting this move. does it mean a different prison sentence ? there we go. and ever wonder what it's like to run the bay to breakers? we've got a unique perspective of san francisco's zany annual event. good evening, i'm raj mathai. happy monday to you. we're going to start off with some of the headlines that we are watching at this hour. hundreds of university workers are now on strike. this is all about the israel-hamas war and the uc system's response to all of those campus protests. the first group to walk off the job, academic employees down at uc santa cruz. the strike was announced last friday and was vo

have a male or female voice? >> female, yes. >> reporter: like a scene from a sci-fi movie, a familiar robotic voice is ready to assist. it's way ahead of schedule. but this scene has become reality. >> the scenario you're living in now, which is in 2024 started in 2022, we're suppose to have it in 2020 based on the talent. it's a little concerning because we're going too fast. >> reporter: that speed has catapulted open ai squarely into a debate over intellectual property after actress scarlett johansson claims the company's voice feature named sky sounded similar to her voice. the company has since suspended their use. it's an issue they say that comes down to intellectual property. >> and famous people who will have some kind of a special tone that if you are here, you know who is that actor and who is that actress? >> in a statement on sunday, they believe open ai voices should not mimic a celebrity's distct voice. and maintain the sky's voice is not an imitation of scarlett johansson. according to a statemen

, voice assistant, as a voice-over, they were guided, of course, by some kind of mass media settings,t is, people already know her voice. it has already sprouted in popular culture, we have already seen this film, just like alice’s voice, we know very well too. out of respect for mrs. johanson, skye's voice acting work was suspended. over the past 5 years, the voice and speech synthesis industry has developed by leaps and bounds. according to some estimates, today its volume exceeds a billion dollars. and while some are betting on its merits, the creation of talking robots restoring the voices of those who have lost the ability to speak, others warn that there is another side to the coin. if we take such a consumer segment, then a friend, colleague, etc. may contact you there someone’s voice, and you will realize that it is he and you can transfer money there , for example, if we take some global things, but imagine, there is false information coming from the stock exchange that the shares of such a company are collapsing, and you are selling shares are faster, in the end there was no

sinatra's rights to his voice or his style? since that hearing, ai generated replicas have only grown more pervasive, from deepfake videos of celebrities hawking products, posing as legitimate hits to scammed calls mimicking a panicked grand child's voice. ai generated videos of tom hanks and gayle king were used. a fake version of elon musk encouraged consumers to invest in a crypto scam. mcafee, our global leader in online protection found one in four american adults have experienced an ai voice scam with three quarters having lost money. scammers using ai generated replicas of a grandchild's voice to trick a grandparent out of money, have become so sophisticated both the faa and ftc have generated warnings. ai deepfakes don't stop there. we've seen other examples, nonconsensual explicit deepfake photos and videos. election interference, from the deceptive ai act that senators collins holly, and i have introduced. deepfake pornographic images of taylor swift circulated broadly on x, formerly known as twitter, before they were

cia was the voice of america. and many, many other elements of information, if you wish, information policy. i also happen to have been an employee of usaa for a five years in the mid 1980s as the director of the russian service of the voice of america, which was then part of usaa. so i had direct contact with and involvement in the work of the u.s. cia. so let me just run through some of the programs that usaa was responsible for and why they played such an important role in. well, throughout the entire cold war, i may add, i think very short sighted. the u.s. closed the agency in the 1990s. can considering it to be well considering it a piece dividend that we had won the cold war and that we no longer needed. i think it was personally speaking, i think it was extremely short sighted. i think we needed as much, if not more today, than we needed it. in the 1970s and eighties. and i think one of the challenges that is facing the us going forward in the 2020s and beyond and is how do we have an effective means of co

we cast the voice actor behind sky's voice before any outreach to msjohansson.ky's voice in our products. we're sorry to ms johansson that we didn't communicate better." and is that... you know, you were talking about the reaction there in the media and entertainment circles. clearly, ai is a hot topic. it is, erm, you know, _ there was just recently a hollywood strike that came to an end about this very thing. - but i think it really shows that al is moving so fast. - and lawmakers, regulators, - the private sector really haven't come to some type of agreement. the eu just, you know, - approved a landmark ai rule that hopefully will act as, _ you know, some type of guidance for other countries, _ but everything is moving so fast. and i think what's important, it's moving so fast and driven by private institutions - where their economic incentive is to commercialise and make profit, so obviously there are concerns - about, you know, whether- an individual's right to privacy, their consent, their ability to opt out, will that be realised? - will that be respected

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you can hear my voice, my identity in my voice.for someone to impersonate me. and because all manner of havoc they could speak to an artist in a way that could destroy our relationship. they could say un- true things f your publicly traded company to that the media that would damage our business. unfettered defect technology has the potential to impact everyone. even all of you. your identities could be appropriate used to mislead your constituents. the truth is everyone is vulnerable. families defrauded byyo voice clones pretending to be relatives. people placed in pornography without their consent. schoolchildren had their faces inserted into humiliating scenes. some people spoke of responsible ai as a threat to freedom of speech. but it is precisely the opposite. ai can put words in your mouth and ai can make you say things you did not say or don't believe. that is not freedom of speech. we appreciate the efforts of this committee to address this problem. including note fakes act discussion draft authored by coons, tillis, sandr

cia was the voice of america. and many, many other elements of information, if you wish, information policy. i also happen to have been an employee of usaa for a five years in the mid 1980s as the director of the russian service of the voice of america, which was then part of usaa. so i had direct contact with and involvement in the work of the u.s. cia. so let me just run through some of the programs that usaa was responsible for and why they played such an important role in. well, throughout the entire cold war, i may add, i think very short sighted. the u.s. closed the agency in the 1990s. can considering it to be well considering it a piece dividend that we had won the cold war and that we no longer needed. i think it was personally speaking, i think it was extremely short sighted. i think we needed as much, if not more today, than we needed it. in the 1970s and eighties. and i think one of the challenges that is facing the us going forward in the 2020s and beyond and is how do we have an effective means of co

feature named sky sounded eerily similar to her voice. company has since suspended its use. it's an issue been office says that comes down to intellectual property famous people who have some some kind of a special towing that if you hear it, you know who was that actor? you know who's that actress in a statement sunday open, ai said it believes a i voices should not deliberately mimic a celebrity's distinct ice and maintains skies voice is not an itation of johansson's but rather belongs to a different professional actress whose name they have not publicized according to a statement from johansson, obtained b cbs news bay area she did participate in talks with open ai to narrate the voice, but ultimately declined, she said she was shocked, angered and in disbelief. the company would pursue a voice so similar to hers that her closest friends and news outlets could not tell the difference. it's like the wild west. we're trying to find our limits and to find those limits. we have to hit some kind of cases like this and say ok, so we're not

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with her voice.e: and that she decided a lot of -- after a lot of thought, apparently not to divert -- to provide her own voice. there's a movie, years old now, called her where joaquin phoenix plays a part who falls in love with an artificial intelligence chatbot basically that happens to be voiced by scarlett johansson. we saw sam altman put in a post literally "her god" but come -- her." but he says it was not based on scarlett johansson. rachel: it is interesting. tweeting that, everybody knows what you mean. you could say it's in a march. but it sounds like she did not want any part of it. it will be interesting to see the next move from openai or from scarlett johansson's camp as far as what happens next. where the boys come back? it's another actress. but it did sound quite a bit like her i think a lot of people will agree. caroline: openai have tried to make clear how they found the voice. it was found one year ago through 400 applications and they found five voices that they eventually went

voice before they reached out to johansson. altman, writing in a statement we are sorry to miss johansson that we didn't communicate better. that voice is one of five options on chatgpt app. the other options are still available. >> elvis presley's historic home is on the auction block. or is it a foreclosure notice? says graceland. graceland will be sold on thursday. it's based on a lien from an unpaid 2018 loan, apparently taken out by presley's daughter, lisa marie, who died last year. but presley's granddaughter says her mother never borrowed any money and she's asking a court for a temporary restraining order to stop the sale. so we'll see what happens with graceland. >> okay, coming up, the boy band that started it all, our very own blockhead, rhiannon, sits down with new kids on the block and later this happened. >> a terrifying creature from the deep sea washes up on shore, proving i'll never get in the ocean again. you're watching world news now. >> i'm john morgan of morgan and morgan. with so many mesothelioma lawyer

brings her voice to life. >> it feels amazing to get my voice back. >> reporter: an a.p. got her voice back. >> she kind of voiced some of her feelings about this technology and how it was bringing back a piece of her identity that she felt she had lost. >> reporter: alexis is one of the first to get her own voice back using a.i. but those who specialize in the technology hope she's not the last. a medical break through,l throu alexis boguen rediscover something that always made her unique, her voice. >> now i can have my independence back because i have this technology. >> reporter: ellison barber, nbc news. >> we hear that voice loud and clear. thanks for waking up with "early today." i'm frances rivera. see you tomorrow. see you tomorrow. but in our personal, world as well. right now, at five, mourning a