
Voice actor Kenjiro Tsuda sued TikTok for videos that use an AI-created clone of his voice.
A Tokyo court ruled that the human voice has legal protection in Japan, following voice actor Kenjiro Tsuda's lawsuit against TikTok for using a clone of his voice generated by artificial intelligence.
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AI imitation is a growing concern among artists and threatens Japan's animation industry.
A Tokyo court ruled this Wednesday (30) that the human voice has legal protection in Japan, after a renowned anime voice actor sued TikTok for some videos that, according to him, use a clone of his voice created by artificial intelligence.
The decision represents a partial victory for Kenjiro Tsuda, known for his prominent roles in major franchises such as "Jujutsu Kaisen" and "Yu-Gi-Oh!". The court, however, rejected his request to remove the videos.
AI imitation is a growing concern among artists around the world. The threat has shaken Japan's storied animation industry, with some voice actors as beloved by fans as their characters.

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