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Story summary
- Kenjiro Tsuda sued TikTok over AI-generated videos that copy his baritone voice, verdict Wednesday.
- The case is Japan’s first legal attempt to protect a voice from AI cloning.
- TikTok argues the voice is generic and any likeness to Tsuda is subjective.
- Yuko Sasaki and other actors launched the “No More” campaign against AI voice cloning.
- Bin Shimada warned AI cloning could crush the industry and deter younger talent.