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Microsoft Abandons Speak for Me Voice Cloning Feature Due to Security Concerns

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Microsoft's Speak for Me (S4M) voice cloning feature, intended to aid accessibility, was abandoned due to significant security vulnerabilities. The feature, designed to replicate a user's voice using AI, posed risks of deepfake and impersonation fraud. Despite extensive security measures, including encryption and watermarking, the feature was deemed too risky for widespread use. Microsoft's decision highlights the challenges in securing AI-driven voice cloning technologies and the need for robust security measures in AI development.

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  1. 03.10.2025 16:00 1 articles · 4h ago

    Microsoft Abandons Speak for Me Voice Cloning Feature Due to Security Concerns

    Microsoft's Speak for Me (S4M) voice cloning feature, intended to aid accessibility, was abandoned due to significant security vulnerabilities. The feature, designed to replicate a user's voice using AI, posed risks of deepfake and impersonation fraud. Despite extensive security measures, including encryption and watermarking, the feature was deemed too risky for widespread use. Microsoft's decision highlights the challenges in securing AI-driven voice cloning technologies and the need for robust security measures in AI development.

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