Overview
- INE president Guadalupe Taddei rejected any deliberate cloning of Pepe Lavat’s narration style and said the AI audio was sourced from TikTok’s free tools.
- The institute has launched an internal investigation into its social media unit after issuing conflicting public statements on AI voice usage.
- The newly formed Technology and Media Committee will review and approve any application of artificial intelligence in future INE communications.
- Dubbing associations AMELOC and ANDA joined Gisela Castillas in a July 13 protest at the Monument to the Revolution, branding the episode “voice theft” and calling for specific legal protections.
- President Claudia Sheinbaum’s administration has begun talks with dubbing guilds to draft AI voice safeguards as formal congressional regulation remains stalled.