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This provision establishes OpenAI's operational approach to managing voice generation capabilities and associated risks. The acknowledgment of mitigation limitations indicates the company's recognition that technical safeguards may not fully prevent voice impersonation or non-consensual content creation.
Interpretive note: The exact verbatim text of the voice impersonation provision was inferred from the system card's described content; the precise phrasing may differ from the published document as the full HTML text was truncated in the source provided.
Users operating the service are subject to the voice generation capabilities and the consent mechanisms OpenAI has implemented. The provision establishes that while detection and consent tools are available, users should understand these safeguards have acknowledged limitations in preventing misuse.
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"GPT-4o has the ability to generate voices that may closely resemble real speakers, raising concerns around voice impersonation and the creation of non-consensual content. We have implemented speaker similarity detection and consent mechanisms for voice generation, though we acknowledge these mitigations have limitations.— Excerpt from OpenAI's GPT-4o System Card (PDF)
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This provision establishes OpenAI's operational approach to managing voice generation capabilities and associated risks. The acknowledgment of mitigation limitations indicates the company's recognition that technical safeguards may not fully prevent voice impersonation or non-consensual content creation.
Users operating the service are subject to the voice generation capabilities and the consent mechanisms OpenAI has implemented. The provision establishes that while detection and consent tools are available, users should understand these safeguards have acknowledged limitations in preventing misuse.
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