Raw LLM Responses

Troy is perfect for him. He gets hourly rate for the training data (all his voices everything they asked him to say etc). He then gets a per minute of AI generated audio using his 1:1 “characters” he’s voicing (maybe he has a Sean Connery voice?  That’s X per minute, etc). Then if the AI company he partners with, uses his 100 characters to create a synthetic voice that a customer can tweak, he gets a smaller per minute rate.  If you use a total of 500 voices across 5 voice actors, spread that royalty across those five based on how many voices they contributed to the synthetic voice. This fully client customized synthetic voice is going to be at a higher rate compared to the 1:1 voices, so while he may get .001 per minute for his fake Sean Connery voice, the total rate for synthetic voice is .003 per minute, but spread across all the actors who contributed voices (and then weighted by how many voices they added). You as the AI company are fully legally covered based on TODAYS laws, as your model was ONLY trained on the studio recordings you took, and you’ll have an audit trail for clients who use your service (IE I make a YT video with Sean Connery and get DMCAd, I can prove that I used company X, who used voice actor Y to generate the voice.  It was never trained on Sean’s voice.) Current laws allow fair use, and a voice actor doing a fake Sean Connery voice for commercial purposes is allowed.  Pretty sure this is how things like South Park got away with their show when they had “celebs” on it.