a tech company stole our voices. _ a tech company stole our voices, made clones of memos ai clones _ices, made clones of memos ai clones and sold them, possibly hundreds— clones and sold them, possibly hundreds of thousands of times stop _ this is paul and linnea — voice—over actors based in new york city. last summer, they were in the car listening to a podcast about the hollywood writers' strike and how it might affect v0 artists like them when something strange happened. the specific episode, the host was going to interview an ai entity about the potential harm that al will have on the entertainment industry, and he is interviewing my voice. how disturbing and terrifying that moment was is hard to articulate. i spent six hours on the internet that night searching as many text to speech products that i could find, and listening to all of the voices that they offered until i stumbled upon lovo. lovo are this company, a berkeley—based text to speech platform. just type what you want to hear... ..but once she started poking around the company site, linnea said she found an a! voice th

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the voice behind the mask — james earljones, the american actor who voiced darth vader and mufasa, hasied at the age of 93. in a personal video message — catherine, the princes of wales announces her return to some public engagements. welcome to bbc news. we begin in afghanistan — where life for the country's 21 million women hasjust become even tougher. three years after the taliban's return to power, a new law has been passed saying that women must cover their face and body completely if they leave the house and their voices cannot be heard in public. despite the risk to themselves, some women have spoken out and have been telling the bbc�*s yogita limaye what life is like for them now. we have hidden their identities and used actors�* voices to protect them. it's increasingly difficult for foreign journalists to report from afghanistan. this is yogita's report compiled along with camera journalist, sanjay ganguly, and producer, imogen anderson. every moment you feel like you're in a prison. even breathing becomes difficult. we're like dead bodies moving around. we can't talk. we can

because no one will turn to me, will you still come to my voice?, well done, i will wait for you, my name is egor, i am 7 years old, i am from moscow, well, i am calm, sympathetic, cheerful, energetic, my mother calls me... ktenchika papa homyakh lyundel, and i would call myself a hamster, because like this ham i am always dragging something from the kitchen, my mother gets angry at me and closes her eyes i have a passage to the kitchen with me, but i still get in then, get something tasty, i already have a lot of teeth that fell out, i have them stored somewhere, i can’t even put them under my pillow, i wanted this on a day off and my mother said that the fairy doesn’t work on a day off, i wait. day to put the tooth under the pillow and fish out some kind of gift, for me it was completely unexpected that children took me into the voice, because i’m still little, i dream of winning, i think that i will pass the blind auditions, then it will be very difficult, you seem so small, but you have such a smart look, tell me please, do you like to read boo

, i used to watch the voice, i even came, tried to somehow try my luck to get on the voice, my friendsnspired by this show that we created our own show-voice, but within the framework of... university, we know, how we turned, we had a chair, basically on wheels, and we just like that on our feet, it was a lot of fun, one big family, all together, a budding artist and superstars, the finals are open, the border of the stage no, the first channel launches an interactive game during the broadcast, you need to log in , a red button will appear on the screen, can you guess? and denis larin, the first channel. voice children, watch today after the program time. on this i say goodbye to the residents of the european part of russia. next on the air is a fashionable verdict. the russian national football team pleased fans with their third major victory this year.

my daughter grew up with him as the voice of new sponsor, so that voice that which is too it did great silver screen, a great the small screen and it grace the stage. he was a winner of an e. got which here in america is the m e a grammy, a tony and an oscar and he won all of the major awards that you could win. or actually, he was talented. he was a big guy and he every movie that he was. busy whether it was field of dreams or coming to america, he added a regal presence to it, which is perhaps why he played both the villain and lion king. just the same. as your site is reputable, i was vos to tell us about his career on the screen and on stage. a cool, well you, you couldn't grow up without knowing his roles if you are in the theatre that you knew. he was insensitive. i you knew that he wasn't driving miss daisy the original on, on broadway. if you walk, if you went to the movies, you saw him and coming to america, opposite eddie murphy. you would see him. you know, opposite kevin costner in the field of dreams. you, you would see him on television, on tv shows, lights frasier of pla

i think his voice is truly starting itself. thank you my very much for that, that run se assigned to the end to tim and journalist in washington dc. now the jailed x movie mobile heavy wine state and has been hospitalized for emergency hot surgery has rep for sensitive say he's recovering off the procedure. on monday, from a hollywood producer is currently serving a 16 year sentence for multiple accounts of sexual assaults or so ago has the reminder of our top story. germany has announced that it will introduce passport checks on full it's land borders for monday. the coalition government is on the pressure to boast, the security following a series of islamist thing attacks. and there's been outraged in tech, a officer authorities announced they had found the body of an actual go who had been missing for 19 days. prosecutions have detained more than 20 people. for more dw news on the go, just download our app from the google play or from the apps. so that gives you all the latest news from around the world as well as notificati

and can your voice break a glass? no, no. the thing is, why does a glass break?ss cracks because the walls of the glass enter into resonance with some sound source. the singing sound, it is loud due to what? there is such a thing as noise pressure, it is in decibels, you have heard this word decibels. in our country. as far as i remember, an airplane taking off is about 100 with something there decibel, 110 there 120 decibels, good, real, strong opera. voice in decibels 70-80 decibels, that is, imagine, this noise pressure, what happens to the glass, these waves affect it, it enters into resonance, probably, there are such voices that are tuned to a specific glass, probably, it is possible to make such a glass that will break from my voice, but...

journalists who dared to voice concerns even while reporting professionally faced censorship or werekes of speaking out. and finally, according to survey usa, 71% of washington democrats agree that social media companies should restrict misleading information. impaired with just 41% of republicans. welcome to expose, the show that leaves no stone on turned. i remember very well back in february on the bbc's flagship news program news night. author and journalist howard eric jacobson complained that britain's public broadcaster had been showing too many images of palestinin suffering in gaza. he blatantly said that in televising palestinin suffering in this way, bbc was taking a side and that while it was agonizing to see what is happening, there are reasons for it. yes, ladies and gents, this is exactly how vile and monstrous western mainstream media can get, if the case does... not fit their narrative. here's why the time to explain more about it in fake news expos. it may seem odd that people like jacobson on the bbc are acknowledging the massive levels of suffering in gaza, but in

voice cloning technology works.interview with mr lee. we also asked for any correspondence or conversations they may have with paul and linnea. they did not respond to any of our messages. so what's going on in the voice actor cases are a field of law . known as rights of publicity. the thing that's being copied is not a piece i of copyrighted work, - but a piece of someone's personality, right? and so then we get these personality rights, - or rights of publicity, - where the allegation is not, "you copied my song," or, "you copied my drawing,"| but rather, _ "you copied my voice." professor garcia also says the licences the couple granted the user who contacted them may have also been violated. licences are permission for a very specific- and narrow use, right? i might give you a licence that| you can swim in my swimming pool one afternoon, but that doesn't mean you can - come whenever you want and have a party in my. swimming pool, right? that would exceed the terms of the licence, and i think- that would be the

voice-over: this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines for you at the top of the hour, which is straight after this programme. this week, lara's sniffing around the scientists who are bringing historic smells back to life. so, i guess ijust put my nose in here. yes. hmm. delightful. we're on the high—tech farm in iceland where they're turning algae into something more appetising. this is hummus, and it's blue. it's not a bad thing. but it is blue. anyway, we'll also meet the actors who say their voices have been manipulated by ai. this is formula student, a world series of events that took place this summer, featuring electric cars built by teams of students from 100 universities across the globe. on tracks throughout europe, the cars competed in disciplines including autocross, racing through formula i—like twists and turns as fast as possible... ..an endurance trial through more than 20km of track to push the limits of battery management... ..a test of grip and downforce by...basically going round in a circle as

now let us move to the most notable expose voices for this week. in the wake of the genocide on gaza, countless individuals who spoke up in support of palestinians or criticized israel's actions, found themselves silenced or censored on social media platforms. posts were removed, accounts were suspended and voices were suppressed creating aage. effect on free expression. mondo was explained it well on tiktok. the censorship we're seeing on palestine right now is wild, speakers have been silenced, accounts have been removed, and honestly i am tired of telling people to read manufacturing consent. no one reads it. from now on, i'm telling america that this is cancel culture, and this war on free speech is nothing new. here is a website that's dedicated literally to cancel people who support palestine. it's actually a personal goal of mine to make it on. mission israel is spending millions of dollars on social media campaigns right now. the settler colonial state has always relied heavily on propagandizing the world and silencing its critics, trying i

i also applied for the voice and didn’t even get here, so it’s just a little like an adult voice, sorceive everything on a completely different level, you need to go there, everything will be true, you can hug me again, great guy, thank you very much, really, just experience, don't be upset, and i want to go too, please, mm, very good, come on, thank you, oh, thank you, thank you, thank you, it's such a pity, that's it, that's it, don't cry, don't roar, everything is fine, you 're the best, i know one thing about you, that... do you want to look into the future? well yeah, maybe you want to, i'll look into the future now? come on, and what do i see there, sofia, the stage is big, i'm hosting the concert and i say: friends, meet sofia medvedeva on stage, the big russian singer, thank you, thank you, hello, my name is daria andrianycheva, i am 13 years old, i am from nizhny novgorod. in my family there is a mother, father, grandmother and my younger brother, he is one year and one month old, i spend a lot of time with him, right 24/7, i do everything that is needed, i can cook him food

something unknown without what they call foreign voices and by foreign voices they mean bbc, radio friendsust voa but they were an important part of the dramatic change that took place politically during the cold war. in terms of today's broadcast, yes, there's always pressure on the radios, we call them the radios although it must be tv now. it's probably a misnomer to call them radio. it's alingo in the field. but you have to stand your ground. you have a law that protects you, so, for example, just to give you a very quick example, when the president, whatever administration gives a state of theio union, voa broadcast that state of the union in every language, chinese, russian, ukrainian, whatever, they also broadcast always the opposite party's response. it doesn't matter whatever. hearings on the hill are covered regardless, no major story ever goes unmentioned. are there even kind of curious moments again, this is to jog your memory from 1984, i would say, you may recall president reagan thinking the mic was dead and he was -- made a statement that i'm sure he'd regret it later.th i'

in gaza hasn't just ignited fierce battles, it's shaken up newsrooms too, journalists who dared to voice concerns even while reporting professionally have faced censorship or were pushed out, revealing the high stakes of speaking out. and finally, according to survey usa, 71% of washington democrats agree that social media companies should restrict misleading information. compared with just 41% of republicans. welcome to expose, the show that leaves no stone unturn. i remember very well back in february on the bbc's flagship news program, news. night, author and journalist howard eric jacobson complained that britain's public broadcaster had been showing too many images of palestinin suffering in gaza. he blatantly said that in televising palestinin suffering in this way, bbc was taking a side, and that while it was agonizing to see what is happening, there are reasons for it. yes, ladies and gents, this is exactly how vile and monstrous western mainstream media can get if the case. does not fit their narrative. here's why they time to explain more about it in fake news expos. it may see

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. >> (multiple voices). >> the cover page. >> i guess yeah. >> so i don't know that has been brought up for decision the right compliance in the book we all have that at this point. >> can't hear you. >> can't hear me. >> so, yeah. >> how about this. >> there we go. >> i'll talk loud try. yes soak one time cover page. it states that t 5 arts commissioners one landscape and to others design professionals or layperson so i wanted to - i have been several conversations over the past month for the combination for the cdr or any different thinking at this point? >> well, we have had a discussion about the possibility of trying to get an additional architect on to the - this committee. but it is not formalized. >> okay. >> and the the other thing is because the design professional and/or layperson's have that flexibility. >> got it. >> so that's kind of nice we have that if we feel we can do that and if we're okay or a different combination we have that- >> (multiple voices). >> perfect. okay. >> that's a corrected and also on top we're also trying to negotiate with the city attorney offic

that's marginal something unknown without cold foreign voices paid by foreign voices bbc, radio frances more than that. there are an important part of the dramatick change that took place politically and during the cold war. in terms of today's broadcast, yes there's always pressure on the radios. we call them the radios vincent must be tv it's a misnomer to call them radios but that's just our lingo in the field. you have a love that protects you. so for example and you do a very quick example when the president whatever administration gives the state of the unit the broadcast the save the unit in every language chinese, russia, ukrainian, whatever. they also broadcast always the opposite party's' response. it does not matter, whatever. hearings on the hill are covered regardless. no major story ever goes unmentioned. there are even curious moments. again this is to jog your memory from 1984 i would say. you may recall president reagan thinking the mike was dead. he was testing it, made a statement i'm sure he regretted later what said i just canceled the soviet union the bombers are

the voice of black women, the voice of black people they belong in every single discussion about the direction of this nation. i think across people have heard us ask the questions but the question is -l that asked on november sixth. >> and when that question is asked. the voices of black women will be answered. and thank you so much for joining us on the road to 2024.

you know, he was the voice of cnn at that time. he already was the voice of darth vader and he couldn't have been nicer. he was so pleasant. he didn't show up with an entourage the only sure i'm i think with this published is at the time. and he took the time to chit chat with his as our crew was setting up all the lights. and then even afterwards he said around in the any talk to was an i just thought this is really a hollywood star here. this man has been in, oh, i feel like almost more than 200 feet on rose, and he's just so nice. so down to earth and it was his don't. everyone knew that he was a celebrity except him in k j. what sort of role did he play for the korea's a blank access? as you know, the only other actor that i could compare and to would be the lead of sydney cody, i think before there was james earl jones before there were sydney. they're not really stereotypical roles for african americans here in hollywood. i think i'm someone like sidney and especially james or roy came on a scene, especially with that booming

it's the voice, isn't it?rt on the stage, did he ever talk about the move to the big screen? he loved bein: on move to the big screen? he loved being on stage. — move to the big screen? he loved being on stage, then _ move to the big screen? he loved being on stage, then he _ move to the big screen? he loved being on stage, then he went - move to the big screen? he loved being on stage, then he went to l being on stage, then he went to television. he was really the first black actor to have a continuing role in a daytime soap opera, and he just somehow or another, the star wars people came to him, loved his voice, they thought they were looking for someone very famous, but she wasn't famous at the time, so then for the rest of his life, not only did he get praised for being darth vader, he got, besides getting asked for autographs, he asked a million questions about the next episode, who killed who, who is bad, who is good i'm a there isjust something about him that was gentle and because he was a stutterer an

of the owner of this voice or his relative. is contained in ... another senatorial bill: parliamentarians drew attention to the fact that entrepreneurs use the voices of famous people for commercial purposes. it will be necessary to prove material or moral damage in court, after which it will be possible to recover from the company that used the citizen's voice for its own purposes without permission commercial purposes. i am sure that thanks to this bill, we will have a decrease in the number of deep fakes and those people who use people's voices in order to prepare, for example, some kind of prohibited information, synthesize voices with various provocative statements, this bill, it will definitely benefit our citizens. senators want to deal not only with deep fakes, but with the so-called debt collectors, these are businessmen who, for a considerable reward, allegedly help their clients get rid of debts, but in fact profit from those who got into... and so on and so forth, all of this is stated in the law on bankruptcy of in

we _ that's what's needed, and how do we centre those voices?— centre those voices?e those voices? we don't know who is behind this but the finger- centre those voices? we don't know who is behind this but the finger of| who is behind this but the finger of blame is being pointed at israel. all the actors involved, it feels like they keep pushing and pushing and as you say, it is unpredictable, what will happen next. haifa and as you say, it is unpredictable, what will happen next.— what will happen next. how is the -o - ulation what will happen next. how is the population going _ what will happen next. how is the population going to _ what will happen next. how is the population going to react - what will happen next. how is the population going to react to - population going to react to watching that little bit of footage, which _ watching that little bit of footage, which was incredibly striking? how terrifying — which was incredibly striking? how terrifying. people want a bigger solution — terrifying. people want a bigger solution instead of a well—controlled tit

, adult voice.s the main vocal project of the country. voice children, with you was yana chyurikova, until next friday, bye everyone! and this is lena, if you believe, lina is the largest of the russian rivers, its length is 4.294 km, it flows into the sea of ​​​​the apteva, wow, i didn't know, still a smart guy, where did you get such a cool lion, yes, we killed a troll in a cave, and the lion fell out of it for me, we need to do this more often. tell me about your trip, yes, it's unusual, kol, i've never traveled so far, play with us on the train, got it, bro, you're better i liked it, it's amazing that people can eat here peacefully, sleep like at home, moving further and further away from home, i didn't really like the plaskarat, the smells, there are a lot of them on the train, they are all different, a tired monster that people keep in sometimes it seems that the train is a big captivity, they force them to walk on the rails and take them to places where they would never go on foot, we drive u

and now this new ordinance that the voices cannot be heard if they leave home. does that have on women and girls? >> thank you so much for having me. first of all, i think it is important that weight knowledge the fact that is has been in effect for the past three and half years. and apart from that, given that afghanistan -- women cover-up before that. the current situation only is they are grabbing attention for something they've been doing for the past three years. but at the same time, this is driving them into more depression, more stress, and more anxiety, honestly, because they are more worried every time they step out of house if they are going to be safe, if they are going to be allowed to walk down that road. sumi: the fact that the taliban is writing this out, as you said, as an official ordinance, what do you think that tells us? pashtana: you can look at it in two ways, the first one being that we know that they will do whatever they want in the world will still engage with them. they can still be invited to u.n. meetings still be engaged in talks a

voice of america, fundamental part of usia. another important part that i wish more people knew about, that is what we in the field always called the eisenhower khrushchev agreement on educational and cultural affairs. just to give you a taste of that. until 1957 there was really no contact between the united states and the soviet union other than embassy employees in each country. eisenhower understood better than anyone else that has the soviet, as stalin passed away in 53, after khrushchev's famous 1956 denouncing stalinism, this was the right time to engage soviets in exchanges. the united states proposed two important a political, if you wish, areas for engagement, one was education, the other was culture. if we take culture first, the agreement was the soviet union would send its artists, opera, ballet, theater to the united states for concert tours will we, the united states would equally send artists, musicians, writers to the soviet union. and it was a very important first step because up until then there had been no c

cia was the voice of america. 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 commun

it was haneer to be elected in 2020 and day one i worked to be a voice for district 1 residents.very san franciscan deserve clean and safe streets. and pushed city hall to admore patrol to richmond, retired police ambassadors to neighborhood commercial cordize and expand street crisis response team. worked graffiti removal and street cleaning and supported working families.

reflecting our dedication to amplifying our black voices and advancing our shared goals.nd there is more, to share more about what this week has in store, i am excited to introduce my fellow cochair, my friend, my spiritual prayer warrior, congressman troy carter. [applause] rep. carter: give it up for lucy mcbath! [applause] is everybody doing today? it is an extreme honor to be with you as honorary cochair of the annual legislative conference. we have an exhilarating week planned and i am thrilled to st churche highlights with you. -- everybody says welcome. do you feel welcome? [applause] do you feel welcome? that's how we do it. we come together, we have fun, but weak party with a purpose. we talk about pressing needs that impact america and we talk about the pressing needs that impact black america that is often left behind. 60 members strong of this congressional black caucus and we stand firm on the shoulders of those who stood before to make sure that the issues that impact our communities are not left behind, but are, in fact, dealt with, address, brought to the

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but ai voice cloning has become more common.an furnish additional the ceo of zoom says in the future we will be able to offload more mundane meetings to the bots. it sounds bonkers but things are moving fast and of course criminals are experimenting too. police in hong kong are investigating after cyber fraudsters used some sort of ai face and voice cloning to trick an employee during a live video meeting. $25 million was transferred in the fake deal in february, thought to be the first case of criminals using live cloning tools to carry out a so—called ceo fraud. but ai voice cloning has become more common. upon seeing the ndi i can furnish additional detail to ensure the successful completion of this operation. they were quite lifelike and later in the process i actually forwarded these to someone who has known him for years, he said, ok, that could be martin. martin was targeted by criminals who sent him voice notes that sounded like his new boss and almost convinced him to transfer £800,000 to them. only need a few seconds o

and the voice behind the mask — james earljones, the american actor who voiced darth vader and mufasahas died at the age of 93. hello, i'm caitriona perry. you're very welcome. gaza's civil defence agency says at least a0 people have been killed and more than 60 injured in israeli airstrikes on a designated humanitarian zone in southern gaza. local residents told the bbc that three israeli strikes destroyed more than 20 tents housing displaced palestinians in the al mawasi area. many more are reported to be buried. the israeli military said it had targeted a hamas command centre. a volunteer for a local charity who lives near the site said the attacks left craters several metres deep. in the north of the territory, the un says a convoy of its staff carrying out polio vaccinations was held at gunpoint for eight hours by the israeli army on monday. the staff have now been released, but the un says it's not sure whether it can continue the vaccination campaign as planned. meanwhile, syria says at least 18 people have been killed and dozens injured in a series of israeli air strikes. syri

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if i have a voice, i can pretty much guide anything anywhere, but if i don't have my voice, which ishy i made frankspeech in the first place. employee: our goal is to get you on these platforms, getting views without getting taken down, and it's a constant, constant battle. michael lindell: and you're making awareness for the platform frankspeech, correct? employee: that's correct. michael lindell: that's it. you're hired. ok. donie o'sullivan (voiceover): mike lindell, is an american success story. michael lindell: fitting you with a mypillow is very important, so that you get the right amount of fill for you as an individual. (singing) now i see donie o'sullivan (voiceover): he went from crack addict. michael lindell: now, that hologram, that picture there, is where the drug dealers did an intervention on me in 2008. donie o'sullivan: your drug dealers did an intervention? michael lindell: they did an intervention. donie o'sullivan (voiceover): to ceo. michael lindell: hello. hello. hello. employees: hello! hello! michael lindell: hello. hello. so when they stack these up, and she'

country, hello, mom, i am on the voice, i used to watch the voice, i even came, tried to somehow tryon the voice, my friends and i were so inspired by this show that we created our own show the voice, but within the framework of the university, you know, how we turned, we had a chair, basically on wheels, and we did it like this on our feet, it was very. fun, one big family, all beginners together artists and superstars, open final, stage boundary, channel one launches an interactive game during the broadcast, you need to log in, a red button will appear on the screen, guess which of the participants will go further, you accumulate points, you can choose the best mentor of the season, and the best tv viewer will be awarded in the final, the path to which begins today, i can imagine what kind of program will be on, this will be something with something ... the program: man of law. the russian national football team pleased fans with their third major victory this year. after after beating serbia and belarus with the same score of 4:0, valery karpin's men routed the two-time winners of

in 2019, google admitted to listening to users' voice requests.fter this story was covered in foreign media, a google representative had to admit that the company does indeed record listen to users, but does so solely for their benefit. in order to improve the technology of the voice assistant, google assistant. the collected data should help it better understand people speaking different languages ​​with different accents, they reported then in the company. that same year , amazon was also caught. bloomberg reported on a similar violation by amazon, which has its own voice assistant alexa. then it became known that amazon employees not only record conversations, but listen to them, then turn them off to the internet so that they can be laughed at. in addition, some alexa users complained that the assistant first recorded their speech, and then mistakenly sent it to the user's friends. another case occurred in 2021, journalists found that smartphones on the android platform save information about your movements via an internal gps sensor. your gal