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Indie Dev Says "AI" Voice In His Game Was Actually His Wife

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An indie developer's wife provided the sole voice acting for the character in the game Luminary, countering a player's accusation of using AI-generated voices. The developer explained that the voice was his wife's first acting role, emphasizing their commitment to using human elements in their game development. This incident highlights a growing perception of AI in games, even when real human talent is involved.

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