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@@ -33,7 +33,8 @@ The very first model was created sometime in July 2023 (somewhat a "prototype"),
 That's due to my strict quality checks and ensuring there's no issues or compromises (and complaints) when anyone uses any of the released voice models to the public.
 
 Hence, I strongly believe that this feature (RVC and other voice cloning tools) won't ever stop developing and producing in the near future, as this is getting through the technological mainstream elsewhere
-in the world. And that's because _anyone can do the (almost) impossible_ things, especially in this generation - in the right time and in the right place, probably.
+in the world. And that's because _anyone can do the (almost) impossible_ things, especially in this generation - in the right time and in the right place, probably. Using
+AI is "quite in the grey / gray area" in these time, but nevertheless, please enjoy (and have fun) using the voice models as much as you like!
 
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 > 2. RVC WebUI (0813) - for "model inference" and QA / QC (quality assurance / quality control or checks) before they're finalized.
 > 3. Audacity Cross-Platform (64-bit on Windows) - for the usual audio editing and making the "audio datasets" for the planned voice models.
 > 4. "Unspecified video-to-audio" converter (whether online or on local machine)
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+> And I think that's all for this.   
 
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+• **_What version of RVC did you use for training the models (and its "feature extraction")?_**
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+> All of the uploaded voice models are powered by **RVC v2 (version 2)** and **rmvpe (regardless whether it's standard CPU or using GPU)**.
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 • **_Can these voice models be copyrighted (even in the near future)?_**
 
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