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Tech Byte – AI Voice Technology
SUMMARY: The nostalgia of Saturday morning cartoons and their iconic voices is explored in this week’s Tech Bite, featuring voice actors Scott Innes (Scooby-Doo) and Rob Paulson (Pinky from Pinky and the Brain). They discuss concerns over AI-generated voiceovers, expressing that their voices are being replicated without consent and no laws currently protect them. Innes highlights the confusion over ownership and compensation, especially with companies like Warner Brothers. The topic of James Earl Jones licensing his voice for Darth Vader is noted as a significant example. The episode invites viewers to the Chattanooga ComicCon on October 26-27.
Patrick explores the legal uses of AI Voiceover technology with special guests Scott Innes (voice of Scooby Doo) and Rob Paulsen (voice of Pinky & Yacko “Animaniacs”).
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Waveland museum hosts panel made up of those who experienced Hurricane Katrina as young children
SUMMARY: The Waveland Museum hosted a panel featuring residents who experienced Hurricane Katrina as young children. Gulfport Mayor Hugh Keating spoke at the event, emphasizing the need for more community meetings. The panel is part of a week of free events leading up to the 20th anniversary of the storm. Michael Scardino, a panelist, shared his perspective, highlighting how Mississippi is often overlooked despite taking a direct impact and sustaining significant damage. The week’s events will culminate in a reflections and remembrance service, honoring the experiences and resilience of those affected by Katrina.
The panel featured a handful of residents who were young children during Hurricane Katrina. For more Local News from WLOX: …
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WWII, Korean war veteran celebrates 100th birthday in Gulfport
SUMMARY: WWII and Korean War veteran Todd Windler celebrated his 100th birthday at the Armed Forces Retirement Home in Gulfport. Family, friends, and fellow veterans gathered to honor him, bringing him to tears with their applause. Windler, who served in the Navy, Army, and Air Force, participated in major WWII invasions including Leyte, Luzon, and Okinawa, and later fought in the Korean War. Despite never expecting to reach 100, he always joked about it. Known for his kindness and constant smile, Windler expressed gratitude for his life and the opportunity to celebrate this rare milestone with loved ones.
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Chapel Hart pauses group touring
SUMMARY: Chapel Hart, the trio from Poplarville, has announced a pause in their group touring to focus on their solo careers. The band shared a statement on their Facebook page clarifying that this decision is not a goodbye but a temporary break. Chapel Hart emphasized their commitment to individual growth while maintaining their connection as a group. Fans can expect updates on their solo projects as the members explore new creative directions. For more local news and content, visit WLOX and their YouTube channel.
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