At least from my layman’s understanding, (I am not a lawer):
If you have legal access to the work being used for training, and no other terms in licencing restrict its use, using it for training is currently not inherently considered copyright infringement. That said, if your copy is used to refrence or recreate the character being copied, it would infringe on the copyright for the character. So legally, from my unprofessional understanding, you can make an AI voice clone, as long you don’t try to replicate the character with it. This may be further regulated in some regions, but to my knowledge, most don’t have anything specific in law yet.
At least from my layman’s understanding, (I am not a lawer):
If you have legal access to the work being used for training, and no other terms in licencing restrict its use, using it for training is currently not inherently considered copyright infringement. That said, if your copy is used to refrence or recreate the character being copied, it would infringe on the copyright for the character. So legally, from my unprofessional understanding, you can make an AI voice clone, as long you don’t try to replicate the character with it. This may be further regulated in some regions, but to my knowledge, most don’t have anything specific in law yet.
On the other hand, morally…