The Japanese Actors Guild put forward a legislative proposal for AI to establish "sound portrait rights".

CTOnews.com, June 14 (Xinhua)-- the Japanese Actors Guild, which is committed to protecting actors and voice performers, yesterday released a "proposal for the use of generative artificial intelligence technology." In particular, the proposal calls on the industry and the government to review the operation of copyright law and formulate rules to establish "voice portrait rights".

The proposal sorted out by CTOnews.com mainly includes the following points:

Actively exchange views with domestic and foreign countries, and formulate relevant laws of Japan with reference to EU artificial intelligence regulations.

Review the operation of copyright law

Clearly mark the works generated by AI

Formulate specific rules for applying AI to the field of expression

Establish the right of sound portrait.

The Japan Actors Guild also said: "it is desirable to promote the development of human society through the development of new technologies. We strongly hope that the new guidelines and laws will be based on the idea that 'human beings are the main body, and AI will be used to help human beings'."

At present, in Japan, actress and female voice excellent images generated by AI have appeared, and even unofficially authorized AI sound quality mufflers are sold, so the relevant legislation needs to be improved urgently. In Japan, "sound right", as a concept similar to sound portrait right, has been mentioned and discussed in the period of rapid development of speech synthesis technology.