US EditionIne Clone Actor José Lavat's Voice with Ai? Guadalupe Taddei Explains Use of Audio in Spot
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Mexico City. The councilwoman president of the National Electoral Institute of Mexico (INE), Guadalupe Taddei, denied this Tuesday the use of the voice of the dubbing actor Pepe Lavat in a promotional video generated with Artificial Intelligence (IA), and stated that they are already preparing an internal protocol to regulate these practices. "What I can tell you is that the INE did not use a predetermined voice, as well as Pepe Lavat, did not l…
Guadalupe Taddei indicated that what happened was the "free and free" use of the TikTok network by which the controversial message of gratitude to the citizenry for having participated in the judicial election was disseminated. The post The INE denies that Pepe Lavat's voice generated with AI was used for network content first appeared on SinEmbargo MX.Read the full text in sinembargo.mx
Spoiler: the truth is that not much. Since 2020 in Mexico more than 50 initiatives related to artificial intelligence have been presented. However, none has materialized and as a result of protests by broadcasters and dubbing actors against cloning their voices with AI, we want to talk about this. Considering that the use of AI for different tasks will become more and more recurrent. Photo: Daniel Augusto-Quartoscuro. What does the law say about…
The National Electoral Institute (INE) conducts an internal investigation for the alleged use, through artificial intelligence (IA), of the voice of the dubbing actor Pepe Lavat and ruled out the search for a voice similar to that of the deceased announcer for the agency’s announcements. “There has already been an investigation here inside the institute, an analysis of what happened since the National Coordination of Social Communication, with o…
Mexico City, July 15, 2025. — The president of the National Electoral Institute (INE), Guadalupe Taddei, denied that the agency sought to emulate the voice of the late voice actor Pepe Lavat, known for being the narrator of the animated series Dragon Ball, using artificial intelligence in a recently released institutional video. The material, published on social media, was created with artificial intelligence tools to thank citizens for their pa…
The councilwoman president of the National Electoral Institute (INE), Guadalupe Taddei, explained on July 15, 2025 the use of a voice generated with artificial intelligence (IA) for an advertising campaign, after dubbing artists pointed out that the organism cloned the voice of the late actor José Lavat. Taddei offered on Tuesday a press conference in which she was questioned about this case, in which the councilwoman president assured that the …
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