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What are the "legitimate" uses cases for this kind of service where they would expect to make money from individuals who want their voices cloned? Dub movies? A
by nanis 3y ago
What are the "legitimate" uses cases for this kind of service where they would expect to make money from individuals who want their voices cloned? Dub movies? Audiobooks?
- koolba 3y agoI suppose audio books read by people who can’t be bothered with reading a book out loud? Or maybe a comedic angle of audio books read by unusual accents? Imagine Harry Potter read by Arnold Schwarzenegger.
- janalsncm 3y agoIf I’m an author and I want to create an audiobook, I might be able to create the whole thing after reading just the first page.
- shw1n 3y agoMy product (www.dopplio.com) leverages this exact tech to reduce manual work done in sales So I’m always excited to have more options
- mahmoudfelfel 3y agoWe have seen use cases in audiobooks, podcasts, marketing videos, explainer videos, Commercials, and Gaming, among others.
- barbariangrunge 3y agoNone. The terms of service have creators surrender rights to their voices and their ip when they use this service