Actors Demand Voice Ownership | Belfast News

Actors like Siobhan McSweeney and Nicola Coughlan are launching a bold campaign called Save Our Voices Now, demanding legal ownership of their voices to combat unauthorized AI cloning — not to stop AI, but to stop theft. With voice cloning now possible in seconds and even David Attenborough’s voice cloned thousands of times without consent, the industry is racing ahead of the law. They argue that voices are livelihoods and human connection — not replaceable by robotic imitations. While Denmark moves to protect citizens’ likenesses with enforceable rights, the UK campaign urges the government to grant everyone voice ownership and hold AI developers accountable for consent, regardless of platform location.

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