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The Voice of The Witcher’s Geralt Says He’d Sue Every Single AI Platform With His Voice on It ‘Into the Ground’ if He Could

IGN · 2 months ago

Doug Cockle, the voice behind The Witcher’s Geralt, has hit out at AI platforms that feature his voice, saying he’d sue them if he could.

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