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Welcome to TechLife on the BBC World Service, the programme about technology and what it

means for your life. I'm Chris Valence and today we're going to hear from two voiceover actors

in the United States who started a lawsuit claiming their voices were cloned using artificial

intelligence.

That's coming up in a moment.

Also today, Canadian students invent a cheap, portable device

which is being used to pasteurise milk in East Africa.

And how to design products that can be easily fixed.

We get the view from the repair workshop.

R stands for rugged.

The product should be tough.

It shouldn't break easily.

Thank you. On TechLife, we've brought you lots of stories about the power of AI, how it's helping to discover new medicines and spot cancers.

But in the creative industries, many fear that AI generated images, music and text could drive artists out of work.

And voice-over artists, the people who narrate games, television and radio, are particularly worried.

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