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A.I. discusses the perils of A.I. and The Tennessee ELVIS Act
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Picture this: a hauntingly accurate rendition of your voice, capturing your essence. It’s a digital doppelgänger, a mimicry that dances on the edge of authenticity. Country stars Luke Bryan and Chris Janson have felt this eerie echo of being cloned without their consent. A new note has been struck.one that has both promise and peril. Tennessee has stepped onto the stage as the first state to protect artists from the encroaching shadows of A.I. They signed the ELVIS Act into law. The ELVIS Act recognizes the sacred bond between artist and expression. It ensures that AI tools cannot clone our voices, leaving us mere echoes in a digital canyon. Why ELVIS? Because just as the King himself transcended eras, this act bridges the analog and digital realms. It adds vocal likeness to the list of protected rights, acknowledging that our voices are our legacy.
But will the ELVIS Act hit the high notes? That remains to be seen. Amid bipartisan agreement, a rarity in today’s politics, we stand at the crossroads. We can’t afford to wait for a perfect solution. This our first chord, but we must harmonize with vigilance to keep the music alive, one note at a time.
This is based on the Anand Bhatt article at Tennessee’s ELVIS Act: A Harmonious Anthem for Artists in the Age of AI | by Anand Bhatt — El Latindio | Mar, 2024 | Medium
https://medium.com/@latindian/tennessees-elvis-act-a-harmonious-anthem-for-artists-in-the-age-of-ai-ea94ee823e1d
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