The Ethics of Voice Morphing: Best Practices
Vois TeamTLDR:Ethical voice morphing requires explicit consent from voice sources, appropriate disclosure to audiences, and avoiding deceptive or harmful applications.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need permission to morph someone's voice?
Yes. Ethical practice requires explicit consent from anyone whose voice you clone. Using someone's voice without permission raises legal and ethical concerns regardless of technical capability.
Should I disclose when using morphed voices?
In most cases, yes. Disclosure builds trust with audiences. Exceptions might include creative fiction where synthetic nature is expected, but transparency is generally the right approach.
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