The federal judge says VoiceOver artists can make a claim AI

The federal judge in New York allowed them to claim two voiced artists who claimed that their votes were stolen by an AI sound start.

Judge artists dismissed Paul Skye Lehrman and Lynne Sage claim that their voices are related to the Federal Copyright.

However, the artists of violations of the contract and deceptive work practices, as well as separate copyright claims, will not be used as part of the EU training information, will be put forward.

Lovo Inc, located in California, asked the lawsuit to be fired completely. The company has not yet responded to the BBC’s desire.

The judge’s decision to train AI models that abuse their work after using artificial intelligence companies from artificial intelligence companies.

Artists’ lawyer Steve Cohen called the decision “magnificent” victory, he said that the future jury will be “great technologically”.

Lawyers for Lovo said artists’ approaches of the kitchen sink “said the artists could not take action against the company’s actions against the company.

Artists, a couple living in New York, In 2024, the proposed class of action filed a claim After the learner, the clones of the voices, Lovo’s text speech platform was put up for sale through Gennny.

The couple claims that they approached separately by anonymous Lovo employees for voting work online free market place.

The lehrm was paid $ 1,200 (about 890 pounds). Sage received $ 800 (almost 600 pounds).

Shared messages with the BBC, anonymous client, Lehrman and Sage’s votes will be used only for “test scripts” for “academic research purposes” and “test scripts” for “radio ads”.

Anonymous Messenger votes said “will not be disclosed external and only internally.”

While driving near their homes in New York City, the couple listened to a podcast on how to affect the industrial strikes and artificial intelligence in Hollywood.

This episode had a unique hook – an interview with a chatbo with AI-power equipped with a text-in-speech program. He asked how the use of AI was what he thought about how the work would affect the work in Hollywood.

But when he spoke, he sounded like Mr. Lehrman.

“We needed to pull the car,” Mr. Lehrman spoke to the BBC in an interview last year. “The mockery for the EU’s entertainment industry and my voice on the potential destruction of the industry was really very shock.”

After returning home, the couple found sounds with Kyle Snow and Sally Coleman names, is available for use by paid Lovo subscribers.

Later, Sage’s clone expressed a fundraising video for the platform, said that the Lehrman was used in an ad on the company’s YouTube page.

The company said that by removing the sounds, both votes were not popular on the platform.

The work is now preparing to move forward in the US District Court in Manhattay.