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ElevenLabs Voice Cloning Consent Policy 2026: Legal Requirements & Commercial Use

Started by Chris_D_10 · May 27, 2024 · 1 replies
Voice cloning laws vary by state and are evolving rapidly. ElevenLabs terms change frequently. Always verify current TOS and consult an attorney for specific situations.

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Chris_D_10 OP

I run a podcast network and we're looking at using ElevenLabs to clone my own voice for ad reads. The idea is I'd record a few hours of training audio, then use the AI to generate sponsor spots so I don't have to personally record every single ad.

Is this legal for commercial use? I've seen stories about people getting sued over voice cloning and I want to make sure I'm doing this right. It's my own voice, I'm not trying to clone anyone else.

Also wondering about the ElevenLabs license - if I'm on their paid plan, do I actually own the voice clone or do they have rights to it?

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Non-compete update: the FTC's rule was blocked by the courts, so non-competes are still enforceable in most states. California is the exception — Business & Professions Code § 16600 makes virtually all non-competes void. If you're in CA and signed a non-compete, it's probably unenforceable honestly.

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