YouTube games say that a cloning of artificial intelligence is used for “DOOM” videos.

a little The well -known YouTube channel, a well -known British narrator explains the privacy and generalities Torment‘ story. Although he was not named, his voice may be familiar to video game lovers like Mark Brown. The problem is that Brown has nothing to do with the video.

Brown, which passes Gaming maker tool groupIt is a content creator and developer that covered the design of video games for more than a decade. Its channel contains 220 video clips, broadcast to more than 1.65 million subscribers, as it offers in -depth interpretations on things like puzzle mechanics in Blue Prince Or treat user interface problems in Zelda legend: echoes of wisdom. (Brown was previously written for Wire UK.)

the death The video, posted on a channel called Game Offline Lore, is not a typical Brown content. But the problem is actually greater than that: Brown did not actually tell this video. Instead, he says, the Game Offline Lore Edition used AI’s version of his voice without his knowledge or consent. “The idea that another person will do this to copy my personality in this way – it’s very strange and invisible,” he says. “It is somewhat similar to plagiarism, but it’s more personal. It is not practical or practical, it’s a distinct part of I am.”

AI’s fraud is In height. Deepfakes, once confined Harmful videos Affect Celebrities and Ordinary citizens alikenow Sufficiently advanced To happen in real time. While Amnesty International leaks in every aspect of our lives a job to Emotional supportYouTube is like Brown, an increased problem: not only their work, but one of their same voices.

Brown submitted a private complaint to YouTube, which usually gives the perpetrator 48 hours to remove their video before YouTube officially participated. YouTube usually says “has very strong systems” and tools to remove these videos. But Brown says he has passed more than 48 hours since he arrived. Both direct videos remain. He says that their Creator removes comments as people say they stole Brun’s voice.

YouTube spokesman Jacques Malon told that he expanded the privacy policy last year to “allow users to remove artificial or modified content created from artificial intelligence or content that mimics their face or voice.” Malon says that the company is reviewing the content to determine whether a violation has been made. “We will take action if the content violates our policies,” he says.

WIRED was unable to find contact information for the person behind the game without internet connection.

Brown Wire tells that its videos are often a product of more than 100 hours of work, as they search for materials, writing software, playing, playing, and editing. “Each one is an important project that takes two or three weeks to produce – with no shortcuts such as the use of artificial intelligence,” he says.

He says he learned about death The video was then sent by someone who watched it; They thought he seemed to be a copy of the artificial intelligence of his voice and wanted to alert him. A second video clip seems to have a voice on the Internet as well, and this is a video clip about the traditions of the series. Brown shocked. He knew that something was possible – he made Brown his robe from artificial intelligence to repeat his voice due to the singing of scratching, before his replacement was replaced by his final recorded voice – but finding another person raised his voice incredible.

The game is not connected to the Internet, the relevant channel, small, with only 7.43 thousand subscribers. Many of the 259 videos are shorts, and those who suffer from narration are from AI clearly. But the full length video that features a phenomenal voice that has been created is more popular than many others, with more than 60,000 views. Moreover, Brown says, it is possible that he will collect a “good amount” of advertising money.

As a content of the content, Brown says he is used to his work being raised in different ways. He has dealt with people who broadcast themselves watching his videos, or even in downloading his work on their channels.

He did not talk to the person who manages the game in a non -contact mode. “I can’t believe that anyone will do this will be sympathetic to the slightest thing,” he says. “In the same way that it will be frustrated by a person after impersonating your work, it is frustrated that someone will benefit from using your personality.”