Japan’s Ministry of Justice released recommendations on August 7-8 to safeguard the rights of celebrities and voice actors from potential misuse of artificial intelligence. The recommendations address the growing concern of AI voice cloning technology being used without consent. This technology poses a risk to performers' ability to control their image and likeness, potentially leading to unauthorized use and financial harm. The focus is on establishing guidelines to prevent the creation and distribution of AI-generated voices that impersonate individuals without their permission. These measures aim to balance technological innovation with the protection of intellectual property and the rights of artists. Further details regarding specific regulations are expected to follow these initial recommendations. The move signals a proactive approach to navigating the challenges presented by rapidly advancing AI technologies.