Speechless, the Stockholm-based company behind the titular voice actor database and asset management system, is giving actors more control.

Speechless hybrid AI license gives voice actors more control over AI clones

Speechless, the Stockholm-based company behind the titular voice actor database and asset management system, is giving actors more control over the use of their AI counterparts on its platform. 

Speechless contains a library of AI-generated text-to-speech voices based on real actors. And under the newly announced Hybrid AI license (which is available starting today), those actors can earn a commission whenever a studio uses their AI clone in a game. In addition to TTS, the license also gives developers access to other voice-over options like traditional voice recording and speech-to-speech. 

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