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Are you suggesting if anyone has a sample of someone elseโs voice, they have the right to clone it and do as they please?
ed. i guess everyone is happy to have their voices cloned. shrug.
I'm saying they can do it. If you don't have a sample then you can't do it and the question of "rights" is entirely moot.
If you do have a sample, then questions of rights and enforcement and whatnot can be addressed. "What jurisdiction are you in?" Is an important first question for that. But if you don't have a sample then we never get to that step.
If you have the right to do it, then you may find it worthile to invest the time to obtain a sample of the target's voice.
Under what law code are you asking?
ethics
Kantian or Humean?