To say that the VO world is “concerned” about Generative AI is a bit of an understatement, to be sure. There are so many questions: Should we do this? Should we do that? What should I put in my contracts, my emails? Should we actually be all that concerned? Well, the last one is more philosophical than practical, and right now—with voices already being apparently stolen (or at least misappropriated)—it seems a very appropriate move to speak with someone who actually can bring some clarity to the legalities of this whole thing.

Robert Sciglimpaglia, Esq, is a is licensed, practicing attorney (admitted to the bars of Connecticut and New York) and has been practicing law since 1991, with concentrations in (among other things) entertainment and copyright law, representing musical acts and bands, as well as representing actors and voice over artists in many facets of entertainment law, including representation agreements, contracts and copyright issues. A voice actor himself, he is also the author of the highly praised book Voice Over LEGAL, which has been number 1 on Amazon's Best Seller list for entertainment law books.

So, yeah: good person to talk to right now…

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