Radio host David Greene is suing Google, claiming the tech giant ‘stole’ his voice for its AI-powered NotebookLM tool. Greene alleges the AI’s voice is so similar to his own that listeners and colleagues mistook it for him. Google denies the allegations, stating the voice is from a paid professional actor. Radio host David Greene is suing Google, claiming the tech giant ‘stole’ his voice for its AI-powered NotebookLM tool. Greene alleges the AI’s voice is so similar to his own that listeners and colleagues mistook it for him. Google denies the allegations, stating the voice is from a paid professional actor.
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Radio show host David Greene claims Google stole his voice; it responds
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