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The US NTSB suspends access to its civil transportation accidents database after people used AI to re-create voices of pilots killed in a 2025 UPS plane crash

Pilots' voices from the last seconds of a fatal cargo plane crash have been re-created by Internet sleuths using software and AI tools.

Ars Technica Jeremy Hsu

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  • @dfeldman.org @dfeldman.org on bluesky
    Oh interesting.  People didn't just use AI to do text-to-speech of the transcripts, which would be about as concerning as doing a dramatic reading.  The NTSB released a spectrogram of the audio in their PDF report, and people reversed that into sound.  [embedded post]