AI Voice & Likeness Rights Audit Lab

Acoustic Stem Scrub & FFT Frequency Visualizer

Synthetic Vocal Stem #09 - Unsanctioned AI Album

Time: 0.00s / 10.00s Freq Centroid: 2.45 kHz Scrub Mode: Drag Canvas / Click Timeline

0.0s 10.0s

Acoustic Feature Extraction & Alignment

Artist Profile: Pop/Rap Benchmark

Spectral Centroid & Overlap Score 88%

Measures frequency distribution match against victim artist's vocal timbre signature.

Formant & Timbre Correlation 92%

Evaluates harmonic resonance structures and vocal tract characteristics.

Pitch Contour & Cadence Match 84%

Compares melodic movement, vibrato frequency, and rhythmic cadence.

Commercial Exploitation & Attribution Monetized distribution, streaming ad-revenue, or deceptive endorsement

Infringement Likelihood Risk HIGH_RISK

88% Infringement Score

Primary Vector Right of Publicity / NIL

Recommended Enforcement Action

Cease distribution immediately or obtain explicit publicity & trademark rights license. Issue takedown notices under platform NIL policies.

Statutory Violation & Claims Matrix

Tennessee ELVIS Act (NIL Protection) VIOLATED

Protects individual voice audio likeness against unauthorized commercial AI cloning, regardless of visual representation.

California Civil Code § 3344 VIOLATED

Statutory Right of Publicity prohibiting unauthorized commercial use of name, voice, signature, photograph, or likeness.

Lanham Act § 43(a) (False Endorsement) VIOLATED

Prohibits false designation of origin and deceptive commercial association creating consumer confusion regarding artist involvement.

Voice Likeness Rights & Infringement Score Mechanics

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The audit engine quantifies voice cloning risk by extracting three acoustic signals: spectral overlap, timbre correlation, and pitch contour. Each feature is weighted directly in code, where spectral contributes thirty-five percent, timbre contributes forty-five percent, and pitch twenty percent. Toggling commercial exploitation applies a full one-point-zero multiplier, while noncommercial use scales exposure down to zero-point-six-five. When the risk score reaches seventy percent, the system triggers Tennessee ELVIS and Lanham Act violations, recommending immediate cessation.