dubbing artists to cry A threat. Voice actors around the world are taking a stand against the unregulated use of AI to generate and clone human voices, which they fear threatens their jobs. Under the slogan don't steal our voices, over 20 voice acting guilds, associations and unions from Europe, the US and Latin America have formed United Voice Artist Coalition. The use of AI without limits and regulation is a risk that could lead to the extinction of an irreplaceable artistic heritage of creativity and wonder, something machines can't manufacture, according to a group with members including the US National Association of Voice Actors, NAVA, and Latin America's Organization of United Voices. Our voices are our livelihood, Navi Vice President Karin Gilfrey said last month. Now AI has brought an even bigger threat. Thanks to machine learning, software can compare your voice with millions of others and clone it by identifying patterns. McLevia Gonzalez, a Mexican voice artist, said she'd only sign with an AI company if they gave enough info on how the content would be used. I want to be part of this revolution, she said, but not at any price. Thanks for watching. Visit our website for more AI news.