Consumer reports have no security of popular voice cloning tools

There are no “meaningful” protectors to prevent several popular voice cloning tools, fraud or abuse in the market, According to a new study of consumer reports.

Consumer reports tested Six company voice cloning products – description, eveenlabs, lovo, playt, Reylome and DucpleIce – for mechanisms that can make it more difficult to make anyone’s voice clones without their own permission. It only found that the publication was taking steps to abuse only two, the description and similarities. Others only demanded a box to confirm that the users have legal rights to cloning a voice or a similar self-to-azestation.

Grace Gedye, a policy analyst in consumers, has the potential of the SuperChare calendar benches if adequate security measures are not carried out by the AI ​​voice cloning.

“Our estimate shows that there is a company that is the company that someone can clon the voice without knowledge – but some companies do not accept them,” Gedye said, “Gedye said.”