This YouTube video (by TJ Walker) examines public concerns about cloning technologies and identity theft. In this excerpt TJ Walker acknowledges that discussions of cloning (face and voice) can scare people—especially identity-theft victims—who fear scams such as cloned voices calling banks to steal money. The tone so far is empathic and explanatory, weighing public fear against introducing new products.
And people feel very strongly about it. And when you're introducing a new, a new product, it's good to have people passion, having a little debate. It does scare people. And certainly for someone who's been a victim of identity theft and they just see halfway out of the corner of their eye, someone talking about clones, I can definitely see how that would be scary, thinking, oh, someone's going to clone my own face, my own voice, call my bank and say, send all my money to TJ or some scam operation. So I can understand why people are scared about that.
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