Pre-Publication V3. A digital computer-generated representation of a human beingnnatural person individual, living or deceased, that is readily identifiable as that human being’s person’s voice. See also Digital Replica.
Deliberation Summary:
(1) Consider recognizable animal audio and whether terms for human performance apply naturally to animals. (2) Consistency in language and consider term in standards discussion.
Pre-Publication V2. A computer-generated representation of an individual, living or deceased, that is readily identifiable as that person’s voice.
An audio rendering that includes replications, imitations, or approximations of an individual that the individual did not actually perform. See also Digital Replica.
Deliberation Summary:
(1) Distinguish this term from a separate entry covering a performer approximating another person's voice, on the view that treating a genuine vocal likeness and an imitation as the same thing accounts for neither, and remove the references to imitation and approximation while introducing vocal cloning. (2) The source of the voice should be addressed in standards, whether original material performed for the purpose or audio drawn from publicly available recordings.
Pre-Publication V1. An audio rendering that includes replications, imitations, or approximations of an individual that the individual did not actually perform. See also Digital Replica.