Los Angeles, Hollywood legend and renowned narrator Morgan Freeman expressed his gratitude to his fans after they criticized the unauthorized AI version of his voice on social media.
Known for his distinctive voice, the 87-year-old has narrated films such as "The Shawshank Redemption", "War of the Worlds" and "Conan the Barbarian", as well as several documentaries including "Cosmic Voyage" and "Slavery's End". Have done. The Making of America".
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Freeman's comments came after a TikTok user shared some videos allegedly introducing herself as the actor's niece and reportedly featuring a narration from an AI-generated version of his voice .
“Thank you to my incredible fans for your vigilance and support in preventing unauthorized use of AI.” The voice is imitating me.
“Your dedication helps ensure authenticity and integrity remain paramount. Thankful. #AI #Scam #Copying #IdentitySecurity,” the Oscar winner wrote in an X post on Friday.
Recently, actress Scarlett Johansson threatened legal action against OpenAI for allegedly copying and duplicating her voice after the company refused to license it.
Known for his distinctive voice, the 87-year-old has narrated films such as "The Shawshank Redemption", "War of the Worlds" and "Conan the Barbarian", as well as several documentaries including "Cosmic Voyage" and "Slavery's End". Have done. The Making of America".
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Freeman's comments came after a TikTok user shared some videos allegedly introducing herself as the actor's niece and reportedly featuring a narration from an AI-generated version of his voice .
“Thank you to my incredible fans for your vigilance and support in preventing unauthorized use of AI.” The voice is imitating me.
“Your dedication helps ensure authenticity and integrity remain paramount. Thankful. #AI #Scam #Copying #IdentitySecurity,” the Oscar winner wrote in an X post on Friday.
Recently, actress Scarlett Johansson threatened legal action against OpenAI for allegedly copying and duplicating her voice after the company refused to license it.
