Scarlett Johansson Challenges OpenAI Over Unauthorized Voice Likeness
The actress claims the AI firm used a voice eerily similar to hers without consent, raising broader concerns about AI's impact on creative industries.
- Johansson threatened legal action against OpenAI for mimicking her voice after she declined to license it.
- OpenAI dropped the 'Sky' voice following Johansson's legal counsel's intervention.
- The dispute highlights the lack of federal laws protecting against unauthorized use of likenesses by AI.
- SAG-AFTRA is advocating for federal voice and likeness rights in response to such incidents.
- This case underscores the growing tension between tech firms and creative professionals over AI usage.
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