Responsible AI

We at neets.ai take responsible AI seriously. So we’re clear, our voices are AI generated: we do not yet pay these people for saying everything you input. A computer does some math and sometimes a wav file that sounds like a famous (or not so famous) person comes out—sometimes it doesn’t. Sometimes it’s gibberish or a “hallucination”. But, if you attempt to use our software to, in any way, harm someone or something, just know this:

  1. We will ban you.
  2. We record and save all the sound files and IP addresses that use our software.
  3. We will track you down and bring you to justice--or we will work with someone who can. We believe in free speech, but we, and the law, don’t believe in fraud, deepfakes which harm, etc.
  4. We expect you to use our software to make entertainment and clearly label your end-product, if you make one, as “AI generated”. Consult your end-platform’s (such as YouTube, TikTok, etc.) terms of service, local laws and legal counsel for further advice—every country has different rules that are rapidly changing.


By the way, this software is built on open-source tools. Anyone smart can learn how to do this in five minutes. So, if you are mad at us or blame us, make sure you blame everyone else too: there are about 10 well-known “voice cloning” commercial software tools out there, there are hundreds of researchers from major corporations and universities who have published on this technology and dozens of open-source repositories.

When you purchase our product, you are subleasing our compute cluster to run open-source software to generate audio from text you request.

This audio is intended for your private use and entertainment: what you do with it is on you. Legally, you cannot copywrite a voice. Our vocal mimicry software does not give you rights or licenses, if they apply or exist, to any intellectual property. We are not using any famous person’s likeness to sell a service or good. These are not authentic voices, but computer mimics. If you want the real thing, you’ll have to reach out to them. Put in a good word with Emma Watson for us. Finally, you cannot use our software to make songs. A lot of these voices are wonderful musicians whose works we respect greatly. Our software just doesn’t make music, so don’t even try.