Aug 15, 2023
Voice-over artists and narrators looking to learn how recent developments in generative AI may impact their industry can learn more about the topic with Voices’ new report ‘AI in the Creative Industry’.

London, Canada - August 15, 2023 /PressCable/ —
The new report from Voices comes at a time when there is growing concern from creatives across all industries regarding the ways generative AI is being used to potentially replace their work.
More information is available at https://www.voices.com/company/press/reports/ai-in-the-creative-industry
In the recently release report, readers will learn how generative AI is specifically being used in the voice-over industry, as well as the ways in which narrators and voice actors can prepare for these changes.
With the writers’ strike becoming a headline event, the public’s awareness of generative AI being used in creative fields has risen considerably. However, creatives in all areas have been speculatively watching the technology’s developments for several years, as its abilities have grown. To offer insight into both the ways AI is specifically impacting the world of voice-over work and present ideas on how it should be handled, the team at Voices has compiled their 2023 report.
To provide a well-rounded view of the implications of AI in the creative market, the report considers both the general excitement surrounding artificial intelligence, as well as presenting options for how to use AI ethically. In this regard, readers can better understand how to adapt their own work alongside AI and what is considered the best way to integrate it into the market.
Voices’ report also highlights the ‘Three Cs’ approach for those looking to use AI in voice-over, or any creative, work. This approach uses Consent, Credit, and Compensation as three best-practice pillars for those considering using AI in any creative field.
As a leading online marketing place for voice actors, Voices has over fifteen years of experience in the industry, with over 4 million creative members. This extensive membership base has allowed them to get a consensus on the views of voice-over creatives on AI and their fears regarding its future use.
A spokesperson for Voices said, “Our report surveyed registered client users of our platform from areas such as advertising, broadcast media, entertainment, film, education, and training to better understand how creatives are responding to rapid advancements in generative AI.”
Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://www.voices.com/company/press/reports/ai-in-the-creative-industry
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