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Matti Klemm Sues Netflix for AI Contractual Clauses

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In the debate on controversial AI contract clauses for synchronous voices, a German speaker wants to file a lawsuit against the streaming giant Netflix. Matti Klemm - the German voice of the US actors Jason Momoa and Mahershala Ali - asserts the violation of his personal rights and his copyright and data protection rights, as the Association of German Spokespersons (VDS) reported.
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In the debate on controversial AI contract clauses for synchronous voices, a German speaker wants to file a lawsuit against the streaming giant Netflix. Matti Klemm – the German voice of US actors Jason Momoa and Mahershala Ali – asserts the violation of his personal rights and his copyright and data protection rights, as the Association of German Spokespersons (VDS) announced. [...]

In the debate on controversial AI contract clauses for synchronous voices, a German speaker wants to file a lawsuit against the streaming giant Netflix. Matti Klemm - the German voice of the US actors Jason Momoa and Mahershala Ali - asserts the violation of his personal rights and his copyright and data protection rights, as the Association of German Spokespersons (VDS) reported.

Spokesman Matti Klemm sues the streaming provider Netflix and accuses him of illegal training of artificial intelligence with his voice. Klemm violates his personal right as well as his copyright and data protection rights. According to Klemm, a data report from Netflix should prove that the company had used voice recordings of the speaker for AI training without his knowledge. He sees a pressing need for a precedent, as the topic concerns the e…

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Because Netflix is said to have fed the AI with his voice for training purposes, synchronist Matti Klemm wants to sue. The streaming giant refers to current law.

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horizont.net broke the news on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
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