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TV Cultura reports Dublagem Viva’s call to regulate AI dubbing. Interviewed voice actors discuss jobs, payment for voices and artistic interpretation.
What changed
TV Cultura reports Dublagem Viva’s call to regulate AI dubbing. Interviewed voice actors discuss jobs, payment for voices and artistic interpretation.
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Editorial research question
Editorial interpretation: include adaptation into Portuguese, local cultural expression and dubbing labour in accounts of artists’ resistance.
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TV Cultura reports Dublagem Viva’s call to regulate AI dubbing. Interviewed voice actors discuss jobs, payment for voices and artistic interpretation.
SRC-0061Report text and statements by Regina Bittar and Wendel Bezerra
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SRC-0062Full text: labour, local language, artistic interpretation and replacement
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