Matthew McConaughey Is Using a Clever Legal Trick to Bludgeon AI Companies
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Matthew McConaughey has filed eight trademark applications featuring his voice and likeness, including his famous "Alright, alright, alright" line, as a proactive legal strategy against AI companies potentially creating unauthorized digital copies of him. This follows incidents like Scarlett Johansson's threat to sue OpenAI over voice imitation and the controversial AI actor "Tilly Norwood." McConaughey's trademarks aim to establish clear ownership boundaries and provide legal grounds for federal court action if companies profit from AI-generated versions of his persona without consent.
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