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AI-generated voices threaten creative industry

What will happen to the creative industry when AI learns to speak like a human? Some creators are using AI voices as a new tool to tell their stories, but the technology also challenges the identity and livelihood of voice actors. Kristina Bai explores the double-edged impact of this new digital voice revolution.
Video report by Kristina Bai
 

Categories Business Communications Culture Economy Employment Innovation Technology
Date published April 10, 2026
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