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    <title>Holly+ gave a voice clone a constitution. The consent tools that followed settled for an opt-out box</title>
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    <description>In July 2021 Holly Herndon released Holly+, a voice instrument trained on her isolated vocals, with a plan for token holders to approve official uses and share the money. A year later she and Mat Dryhurst co-founded Spawning, whose &quot;Have I Been Trained?&quot; opt-out became one of the most widely used opt-out tools in AI. The first idea asked permission up front; the second asked artists to object. Five years on, the first is still the better template.</description>
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