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352 Sydney Radio Station Secretly Used AI-Generated Host For 6 Months Without Disclosure

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BeauHD @ Slashdot · 04/25/2025 03:00 EDT

Sydney Radio Station Secretly Used AI-Generated Host For 6 Months Without Disclosure

The Sydney-based CADA station secretly used an AI-generated host named "Thy" for its weekday shows over six months without disclosure. The Sydney Morning Herald reports: After initial questioning from Stephanie Coombes in The Carpet newsletter, it was revealed that the station used ElevenLabs -- a generative AI audio platform that transforms text into speech -- to create Thy, whose likeness and voice were cloned from a real employee in the ARN finance team. The Australian Communications and Media Authority.

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