Overview
- USPTO approvals cover eight marks tied to his identity, including short video clips, visual elements and sonic recordings.
- One registration protects the audio delivery of “Alright, alright, alright,” with the filing detailing tone and modulation.
- The applications were filed by the commercial arm of his Just Keep Livin’ foundation and were identified by AFP in the USPTO database.
- Attorney Kevin Yorn says the marks give McConaughey tools to bring federal claims and seek compensation for unauthorized AI uses.
- The approach is untested in court, and McConaughey continues authorized AI work through an investment and voice project with ElevenLabs.