Artificial intelligence is changing the way we create content, but it is also raising important legal questions about identity and ownership. One of the biggest concerns today is AI voice replication, a technology that can clone a person’s voice with surprising accuracy. From celebrity impressions to virtual customer service agents, AI-generated voices are becoming increasingly common. However, when someone’s voice is copied without permission, it can create serious legal issues involving rights of publicity, privacy, and intellectual property law. Recent headlines have shown just how real this issue has become. In 2024, actress Scarlett Johansson publicly raised concerns after a voice assistant developed…










