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Chilevoces calls for explicit contracts governing voice use and cloning in audiovisual work

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Chilevoces publicly called on dubbing companies, advertising agencies, audiovisual producers and content platforms to establish specific contract terms covering permission, custody and destination for each voice performer's work, especially AI and voice cloning, and invited industry dialogue.

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What changed

Chilevoces publicly called on dubbing companies, advertising agencies, audiovisual producers and content platforms to establish specific contract terms covering permission, custody and destination for each voice performer's work, especially AI and voice cloning, and invited industry dialogue.

RESEARCH NOTE

An organisational demand; company signatures or implementation of contracts have not been established. Legal descriptions remain the speaker's context and are not treated as independent legal events.

Editorial research question

Editorial interpretation: a voice workers' association asks that authorised uses, custody and destination be written into specific contracts, adding the direct voice of a Latin American creators' organisation.

This is an editorial interpretation or question, separate from factual statements.

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Chilevoces publicly called on dubbing companies, advertising agencies, audiovisual producers and content platforms to establish specific contract terms covering permission, custody and destination for each voice performer's work, especially AI and voice cloning, and invited industry dialogue.

SRC-0217

Lines 15–28: title, body date and demands on voice contracts and cloning.

Case

Related documents

DOC-0205Protecting our voice: an urgent call for specific contracts and clauses in the audiovisual industry

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