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I think ai is fine for video games. People complain that it puts voice actor out of work but it doesn't. Because AI can do what the voice actors can't. Endless, custom dialogue, etc. It's not like it's possible for a human to do that, so it's not really taking anyone's job is it?
It's fine if they are not cloning a real person's voice. I still don't want to hear AI voices used for the main characters of a AAA game until the quality improves to the point that they are indistinguishable from a human though.
Oh for sure. If I had to implement AI I would use it on the NPCs so they don't just repeat the same line over and over