Actor Peter Caulfield is rallying the voice industry against AI voice cloning, backed by stars like Hugh Bonneville and Nicola Coughlan, as his petition hits 4,000 signatures. Fearing job losses and identity theft, he’s pushing for UK law to grant people ownership of their voices — even if companies are based abroad. With AI now able to replicate voices in seconds, concerns are mounting: an acting coach found AI lacking emotional depth but startlingly accurate, while regulators scramble to balance innovation with protection. The government’s new consultation seeks to hold tech firms accountable — ensuring consent before any voice is used — as creators and the public alike demand control over their own sound.
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