Video: Can you tell the difference between this David Attenborough AI voice clone and the man himself? Attenborough has reportedly been left 'profoundly disturbed' by the AI clone

Sir David Attenborough does not approve of AI being used to replicate his voice, telling BBC News he is 'profoundly disturbed' by the technology.

Sir David Attenborough is ‘profoundly disturbed’ by unauthorised AI clones of his voice. The legendary 98-year-old broadcaster and naturalist’s voice is instantly recognisable by audiences thanks to decades of narrating documentaries such as Planet Earth, Blue Planet and his new programme Asia.

Renowned natural history presenter, David Attenborough, has voiced his deep concern over the unauthorized cloning of his voice by artificial intelligence (AI) creators. The BBC informed him about the issue,

With an iconic voice that has narrated countless nature documentaries over the years, Sir David Attenborough has spoken out against creators replicating it for their own content. The beloved broadcaster and biologist has said that he is "profoundly disturbed" by the use of his voice being cloned by AI.

His voice is easily recognizable − maybe more so than any other part of him − but, is it really his? Sir David Attenborough is objecting to an AI dupe of his voice, which aired in a BBC segment Sunday.

David Attenborough told BBC that he's upset with someone cloning his voice using Artificial Intelligence. David