本文来自微信公众号： 镜相工作室 ，作者：阮怡玲，编辑：卢枕，头图来自：AI生成 还不到三年，AI已经从一个陌生的概念，变成生活中随处可见的元素。如今，AI慢慢具备越来越强 大的人类书写、表达、情感模拟等能力，它的飞速蔓延，在带来便利、提高效率的同时，也让大家或 多或少感受到了它的负面影响。 以下文章来源于镜相工作室 ，作者镜相作者 镜相工作室 . 商业世界的风向与人 文中的"你"，是韩艺秋关注了三年的网文小说作者。那天晚上九点，韩艺秋发现作者更了新文，一口 气看了十来章，越看越不对劲：怎么处处是"反射出刺目的冷光"这样的常见AI生成语句？怎么行文 逻辑和AI一样割裂，在这篇跟医学无关的文里竟会出现"像心电图机走纸的声音"的奇怪比喻？ 前段时间，美国版贴吧Reddit发言人说，2025年上半年他们已经删除了超过4000万条垃圾和虚假内 容，其中一个拥有2400万用户的超大社区的管理员 Cassie估计，高达50%的内容，都在某种程度上 被AI污染过。 大家使用AI越来越无所顾忌。工作危机、审美危机、思考危机逐渐浮现，AI进步的速度到了吓人的 地步，开始大举侵入情感、伦理与日常经验表达的核心领域。 于是，有一群 ...

还不到三年，AI已经从一个陌生的概念，变成生活中随处可见的元素。如今，AI慢慢具备越来越强大的人类书写、表达、情感模拟等能力，它的飞速蔓 延，在带来便利、提高效率的同时，也让大家或多或少感受到了它的负面影响。 前段时间，美国版贴吧Reddit发言人说，2025年上半年他们已经删除了超过4000万条垃圾和虚假内容，其中一个拥有2400万用户的超大社区的管理员 Cassie估计，高达50%的内容，都在某种程度上被AI污染过。 大家使用AI越来越无所顾忌。工作危机、审美危机、思考危机逐渐浮现，AI进步的速度到了吓人的地步，开始大举侵入情感、伦理与日常经验表达的核 心领域。 于是，有一群人开始想办法对抗AI，捍卫自己在数字世界中的"真实性"与"主体性"。他们身处行业不同，接触AI的主要渠道不同，也与AI产生了不同程度 的对抗。写作者因为AI被迫使用更笨拙、更破碎的表达，甚至丧失了表达欲；音乐工作者既要与AI竞争，又得靠AI生存，努力在夹缝中寻找平衡；画手 因为AI被冤枉、被裁员，但也有人因此峰回路转，找到了对抗AI的办法。 未来，我们每个人都需要找到和AI共处的方法，为了保护我们自身的人性，和AI对抗或许是一个必经的 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the career journey and insights of voice actor Jiang Guangtao, emphasizing the creativity and emotional depth involved in voice acting, as well as the evolving perception of the profession in the digital age [1][3]. Group 1: Career Development - Jiang Guangtao began his voice acting career in 1995 at the Changchun Film Studio, initially aspiring to voice lead roles in films [3]. - Over his 30-year career, he has voiced characters in various media, including films, documentaries, animations, games, radio dramas, and audiobooks, showcasing his versatility [3][4]. - He transitioned to voice directing in the late 1990s, contributing to popular series such as "Beauty's Rival in Palace" and "Nirvana in Fire" [4]. Group 2: Artistic Philosophy - Jiang emphasizes that voice actors must immerse themselves in their characters' emotional worlds to effectively convey the narrative [3]. - He believes that the essence of a character lies in understanding their motivations and experiences, which allows for a more authentic performance [3]. Group 3: Industry Evolution - The voice acting industry has seen a shift, with many professionals now engaging in public appearances and events to raise awareness about their work [6]. - Jiang advocates for voice actors to share their stories and creative processes, stating that direct interaction with audiences can enhance understanding and appreciation of their craft [6]. Group 4: Impact of Technology - Jiang acknowledges the influence of AI on the voice acting industry, noting that while AI can handle basic tasks, it lacks the emotional depth and aesthetic sensibility that human artists provide [8]. - He warns against the standardization of voices in artistic works, arguing that true art requires human creativity and emotional connection [8]. Group 5: Community Engagement - Jiang actively participates in community events and educational activities, promoting positive energy and social responsibility through his work [8]. - He offers free voice-over services for projects aimed at protecting minors, demonstrating his commitment to social causes [8].

Core Viewpoint - The increasing interest of middle-aged and elderly individuals in voice-related activities, such as voice acting and audio storytelling, is driven by personal interests, skill development, and social engagement [1][8]. Group 1: Individual Experiences - A 73-year-old participant, Ms. Yu, discovered the charm of reciting poetry after hearing a poem that resonated with her, leading her to enroll in voice training to regain her speaking abilities post-surgery [2][3]. - Ms. Chen, a retired manager, pursued her childhood passion for recitation by joining a voice training program, eventually becoming a voice broadcaster with over 200 followers on an audio platform [5][6]. - Ms. Zhang, aged 68, found that reciting poetry not only brought her joy but also allowed her to connect with her 5-year-old grandson through storytelling, enhancing their relationship [7]. Group 2: Market Trends - The "silver economy" and "voice economy" are emerging industries, with the elderly population in China projected to reach 310.31 million by the end of 2024, highlighting the growing market for both material and spiritual needs [8]. - The online audio user base in China is expected to reach 540 million by 2024, with the voice economy market projected to grow by 10.2% year-on-year, reaching 568.82 billion yuan [8]. - The voice acting industry in China had a market size of 6.48 billion yuan in 2022, expanding into areas such as advertising voiceovers and audiobooks [8]. Group 3: Educational Insights - Voice training courses for adults, particularly among the elderly, are gaining popularity, driven by a desire for social interaction and mental engagement rather than just skill enhancement [9]. - A voice training instructor noted that learning voice acting provides a fresh and challenging experience for older adults, helping to alleviate feelings of loneliness post-retirement [9].

Core Viewpoint - The rise of AI technology is significantly impacting the voice acting industry, with instances of unauthorized use of voice actors' voices for AI training and applications becoming more common [1][3][5]. Group 1: Incidents and Reactions - Renowned voice actor Mu Xueting raised concerns about her voice being used without permission in Amazon's documentary series "Sailor Star Project," leading to public outcry and an apology from the production company [1][3]. - Hollywood actor Morgan Freeman has also taken legal action against companies that clone his voice without authorization, emphasizing the need for compensation for such unauthorized use [3]. Group 2: AI Technology and Its Implications - AI voice cloning technology has advanced rapidly, allowing for the creation of realistic voice replicas with minimal audio samples, such as OpenAI's Voice Engine, which requires only 15 seconds of audio [5][7]. - The technology is not new, having been in development for several years, with applications seen in navigation systems featuring celebrity voices [5][7]. - Current AI voice cloning lacks the "super-real effect," often producing overly polished outputs that miss natural speech nuances, making it suitable primarily for video dubbing and narration [7]. Group 3: Industry Impact - The cost-effectiveness of AI voice solutions poses a significant threat to professional voice actors, particularly those in lower-tier positions, as seen with platforms like Ximalaya, which previously recruited part-time voice actors [8]. - The market for AI voice technology in China is projected to reach 14.93 billion yuan in 2024, with a compound annual growth rate exceeding 28%, indicating a substantial shift in the industry landscape [8].