Taylor Swift begins protecting her voice and appearance from AI
The singer has filed several trademark applications to protect her voice and image from being used by neural networks. The reason is the growing number of AI copies that use celebrities' likenesses without permission.
These include signature audio phrases like 'Hey, it’s Taylor Swift' and the visual image of the singer with a pink guitar 🎸
Stars are trying to legally secure the right to their own identity, because in the era of AI, even your voice may no longer belong only to you.
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