美國政府緊急應對：網友利用 AI 模擬罹難飛行員聲音，規避法律限制
Original: US scrambles to stop Internet users re-creating dead pilots’ voices
This controversy stems from strict U.S. legal restrictions on aviation accident investigation data. Under federal law, the National…
美國國家運輸安全委員會（NTSB）依法不得公開空難調查中的駕駛艙語音記錄（CVR）音檔，以保護隱私。然而，近期有網路用戶利用公開的調查文字紀錄與 AI 語音複製技術，重新模擬並還原了罹難飛行員在墜機前的最後對話。此舉引發了嚴重的倫理與法律爭議，美國當局正緊急尋求對策，以阻止這種利用技術漏洞規避法律限制的行為。
This controversy stems from strict U.S. legal restrictions on aviation accident investigation data. Under federal law, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) is required to publicly release the text transcripts of cockpit voice recorder (CVR) recordings during accident investigations, but is absolutely prohibited from releasing the original audio recordings to the public. This law is designed to protect the privacy of deceased crew members, shield their families from further trauma, and prevent sensitive audio from being sensationalized by the media or general public.
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