Anthony Bourdain's voice-cloning for new doc called into question: It's 'a slippery slope'
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foxnews.comThe revelation that a documentary filmmaker used voice-cloning software to make the late chef Anthony Bourdain say words he never spoke has drawn criticism amid ethical concerns about use of the powerful technology.
The movie "Roadrunner: A Film About Anthony Bourdain" appeared in cinemas Friday and mostly features real footage of the beloved celebrity chef and globe-trotting television host before he died in 2018.
But its director, Morgan Neville, told The New Yorker that a snippet of dialogue was created using artificial intelligence technology.
That's renewed a debate about the future of voice-cloning technology, not just in the entertainment world but in politics and a fast-growing commercial sector dedicated to transforming text into.
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