SAG-AFTRA, in collaboration with Replica Studios, has approved the use of AI voice actors, triggering discontent within the global voice-over community. The agreement aims to create 'fair and ethical' digital voice replicas, potentially impacting the future of human voice actors. Voice-over stars have expressed their concerns on social media, and some key figures in the voice industry have even begun to speculate about the possibility of a second actors' strike.

["Morpheme is revolutionizing entertainment voice acting using digital twin technology.", "Morpheme records actors' voices to train AI models, creating a resource library for future projects.", "In the competitive AI venture capital market, Morpheme's technology brings confidentiality to media.", "Morpheme supports the cautious use of AI, believing it can enhance creativity and reduce costs.", "Morpheme emphasizes the importance of actor consent, compensation, and control when using AI."]

A Douyin influencer reveals that the frequently heard AI voices in the emo community are actually derived from real human voice sources. The influencer's husband, having heard her vocal catchphrases many times, now actively avoids them. The entertainment influencer has edited and shared these sounds on Xiaohongshu, receiving great reviews. The AI voices are actually synthesized using real human voices through deep learning, with the 'Yunxi' voice source coming from Microsoft's Azure Text-to-Speech service.