What if the voice sample is somebody saying they give specific consent to be cloned by that service?
You could of course clone a voice to generate that "consent" -- but at that point there's no additional harm done because they'd already have the clone.
It's unrealistic that this tech won't exist somewhere, even if the big actors stay away for ethical reasons. A voice auth practice strikes me as a good compromise.
> You could of course clone a voice to generate that "consent" -- but at that point there's no additional harm done because they'd already have the clone.
But this possibility renders the idea unviable in the first place, does it not?
You could of course clone a voice to generate that "consent" -- but at that point there's no additional harm done because they'd already have the clone.
It's unrealistic that this tech won't exist somewhere, even if the big actors stay away for ethical reasons. A voice auth practice strikes me as a good compromise.