Sampling Gone Wrong - Deepfakes, Sound Marks, and the Future of Sonic Theft

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Sampling Gone Wrong - Deepfakes, Sound Marks, and the Future of Sonic Theft

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Lenny Vaughn explores how AI voice cloning creates deepfakes without sampling, examining legal gaps protecting sonic identity. From Matthew McConaughey's trademark to the consent crisis facing musicians, this episode investigates whether copyright law addresses existential theft in synthetic voice replication.

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