OpenAI's Cautionary Approach: Unveiling Voice-Cloning Tech While Holding Back Wide Release

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OpenAI has developed Voice Engine, a text-to-speech AI model that can create synthetic voices based on a 15-second segment of recorded audio, but the company has decided to hold back its wide release due to concerns about potential misuse. While the technology has potential benefits such as providing reading assistance and supporting non-verbal individuals, the ability to clone voices raises ethical and security concerns, including potential misuse in phone scams and security breaches. Despite the decision to delay wide release, the implications of voice-cloning technology continue to prompt discussions about AI ethics and societal resilience.
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