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Scarlett Johansson told of her “shock” at how “eerily similar” one of the artificial intelligence voices created for ChatGPT sounded to her own.
OpenAI announced a “pause” in using one of its vocal avatars after it drew comparisons with the Hollywood actress’s speaking style - and she brought lawyers in.
In a statement, Johansson said she was “angered” the AI voice apparently sounded much like hers, which she claimed came after turning down an approach from the company for vocal work.
However, OpenAI said the avatar’s voice is “not an imitation” of Johansson, and was in fact another actress using her own natural speaking voice.
The AI Seoul Summit kicks off on Tuesday as some of the world’s leading computer scientists warn insufficient progress has been made in getting self-thinking tech under control.
Tech & Science Daily podcast hears from Eleanor Shearer, a senior research fellow at London’s Common Wealth think tank, who says governments need to be more open about specific threats posed by AI.
Government minister Mel Stride says police will look “very carefully” into whether corporate manslaughter charges should be brought in the NHS infected blood scandal.
University of New Mexico scientists say microplastics were found in every testicle as part of a men’s health study.
Hear the ‘pink noise’ linked to a better night’s sleep in Northwestern University neurology research.
Plus, race to catch the Northern Lights, tech firms ‘failing on pre-election misinformation’ and tiny robot’s corn-sized surgery.
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