Deccanchronicle iconDeccanchronicleOct 1, 2026

Tokyo Court Grants Legal Protection to Human Voices in AI Clone Case

The plaintiff, Kenjiro Tsuda, an actor said that the TikTok wrongfully profited by attracting viewers with his voice narrating in more than 180 videos, and asked for the material to be deleted

Tokyo Court Grants Legal Protection to Human Voices in AI Clone Case

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The plaintiff, Kenjiro Tsuda, an actor said that the TikTok wrongfully profited by attracting viewers with his voice narrating in more than 180 videos, and asked for the material to be deleted

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The plaintiff, Kenjiro Tsuda, an actor said that the TikTok wrongfully profited by attracting viewers with his voice narrating in more than 180 videos, and asked for the material to be deleted

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