Raw LLM Responses

I think where it gets really tricky is when you have AI models not necessarily cloned from a VA's voice, but where the VA could have been the alternative. Like Troy Baker doesn't have _an_ iconic voice. His value is that he can do _tons_ of iconic voices tailored to what the licensors want. AI is more of a threat in that context. Not the, "I want it to sound like Troy Baker," context but in the, "I want it to sound like a middle aged guy who's seen some shit but has settled into a monotonous life," context. Like what if you use an AI that was never trained on Troy Baker's voices, not based off any of his existing voices, but is still a voice that you might hire Troy Baker to do? Troy Baker still loses work, but you didn't really take anything that belonged to him to make the voice yet.