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Matthew McConaughey, Michael Caine Team Up With ElevenLabs to Recreate Their Voices Using AI
The post Matthew McConaughey, Michael Caine Team Up With ElevenLabs to Recreate Their Voices Using AI appeared com. In brief Matthew McConaughey and Michael Caine have signed deals with AI audio startup ElevenLabs to create digital replicas of their voices. McConaughey will use the technology for a Spanish edition of his Lyrics of Livin’ newsletter, while Caine’s voice joins ElevenLabs’ new Iconic Voice Marketplace. Creatives in Hollywood are pushing back against the use of AI, with Guillermo del Toro, Emma Thompson, and Nicolas Cage condemning the tech as a threat to artistic integrity. Academy Award-winning actors Matthew McConaughey and Michael Caine have partnered with AI audio company ElevenLabs to create digital replicas of their iconic voices, even as prominent Hollywood figures continue to denounce AI’s encroachment into their craft. McConaughey has been an “investor and early supporter” of the platform for years, and plans to use the voice cloning tech to launch a Spanish edition of his “Lyrics of Livin’” newsletter, according to a statement released Tuesday. Caine has listed his voice on the company’s new Iconic Voice Marketplace, a platform that lets brands and producers pay to use AI versions of celebrity voices for everything from audiobooks to ad campaigns. The deals mark a point of contention, with actors divided between those who embrace AI’s commercial potential and those who view it as an existential threat to their livelihoods. “Since our first conversation, I’ve been impressed by how the ElevenLabs team has taken the magic of the core technology and turned it into products that creators, enterprises, and storytellers use daily,” McConaughey said in a statement provided by ElevenLabs, as cited in a Variety report. Caine’s voice now joins the marketplace alongside digital voice replicas of deceased celebrities Judy Garland, John Wayne, Babe Ruth, and Alan Turing. First Lady Melania Trump collaborated with ElevenLabs to publish an audiobook version of her memoir, using an AI-generated replica.
No Bridges, No Barriers! Just Blockchain That Works: Meet Zero Knowledge Proof
The post No Bridges, No Barriers! Just Blockchain That Works: Meet Zero Knowledge Proof appeared com. For years, blockchain has promised transformation but delivered confusion. Wallets, bridges, gas fees, and incompatible chains make even basic transactions feel like coding assignments. The average user wants something that just works, no jargon, no roadblocks, no friction. That’s where Zero Knowledge Proof (ZKP) steps in. It’s built to make blockchain invisible to the user and intuitive by design. Complex cryptography runs silently in the background, while the interface feels as effortless as using a mobile app. With its whitelist slots opening soon, users will have presale access to a protocol that hides complexity under the hood, offering a blend of supercomputer power and human simplicity Making Blockchain Effortless Zero Knowledge Proof (ZKP) starts with one clear mission: to remove the friction that has kept blockchain from everyday use. It’s built to behave like the apps people already know. No constant switching between chains, no manual gas adjustments, and no endless security prompts. At its core, the system uses: The zk-Rollups to bundle thousands of transactions into one. Recursive proofs to verify actions instantly. Account-based design that mirrors the logic of traditional apps. This approach turns blockchain into something invisible but incredibly powerful. The tech complexity disappears from the user’s view, creating a smooth and intuitive experience. By combining simplicity with security, Zero Knowledge Proof (ZKP) blockchain allows users to focus on what they want to do, not on how to do it. It’s not about teaching people blockchain; it’s about making blockchain fade into the background. Power Hidden Behind Simplicity Every feature of Zero Knowledge Proof (ZKP) hides immense computational depth. Its cryptographic systems, zk-SNARKs and zk-STARKs, run complex verification processes that users never see. Behind each tap or transaction lies an advanced mathematical engine confirming accuracy, privacy, and trust without revealing personal data. What makes this special is.
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