The fact that the FTC launched the unusual competition reflects the sky-high concern at the agency that artificial intelligence advances will make once-cumbersome voice-cloning efforts faster to pull off and harder to detect.
January 08, 2024 at 05:28 PM
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If your company’s legal department has ideas to keep voice-cloning scammers at bay, the Federal Trade Commission wants to hear from you—and might even send you a cash prize.
The agency began accepting submissions for its “Voice Cloning Challenge” and will accept submissions at this website through the end of the week. The top submission will receive $25,000.
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The Federal Trade Commission says it has enforcement tools to crack down on voice cloning but is seeking broader powers. Photo: Diego M. Radzinschi/ALM
