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The Witcher's Geralt Voice Actor Threatens Legal Action Against AI Platforms
Doug Cockle, the English-language voice of Geralt of Rivia since the original The Witcher, has publicly declared he would pursue legal action against any AI platforms using his voice without authorization, if he had the legal means to do so. A hardline stance that reflects a broader battle waged by voice actors against the unauthorized training of generative models — one that directly affects one of gaming's most voice-defined franchises.
GTA 6 and Fake AI Videos: Millions of Views, Zero Trust
While Rockstar still hasn't shown a third GTA 6 trailer, opportunistic creators are flooding YouTube and TikTok with AI-generated videos presented as game previews. Millions of views racked up, but a community that immediately recognizes the scam. This phenomenon says less about AI than about the state of an attention market where the lack of official information creates a void that anyone can fill.
Tim Sweeney Accuses Valve of Exposing Devs Over AI
In an interview with PC Gamer, Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney called Valve's AI disclosure policy for games sold on Steam irresponsible. The statement comes days after Sweeney himself acknowledged Epic's internal use of generative tools. Behind the broadside against Valve lies a deeper battle: who should bear responsibility for AI transparency, and at what cost to studios?
Halo Studios Denies AI Voice Acting in French Campaign Evolved Localization
As audio samples from the French version of Halo: Campaign Evolved circulate online and raise questions about voice origin, Halo Studios speaks out to shut down speculation. The studio unequivocally affirms that the French voice localization is entirely performed by human actors, with no artificial intelligence voice synthesis involved. A clarification that comes at a tense moment for the industry.