Primer

AI Clones in Six Steps

CloneAI.io explains AI clones and digital twins, and why consent and ownership come first.

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A model trained to reproduce a specific person's voice, face or style, so it can speak or appear on their behalf.

Digital twin

Clones are trained on recordings of the person. More and better recordings usually mean a more convincing result.

Training data

Clones can present training videos, translate a speaker into other languages in their own voice, or stand in for routine recordings.

Localization

Using someone's likeness without clear permission can violate their rights. Consent should be written, specific and revocable.

Consent

Actors' unions and some laws now set rules for digital replicas, including consent and pay when a replica is used.

Likeness rights

Read the terms: who owns the trained model, where it can be used, and how to delete it. Your face and voice should stay yours.

Ownership

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