Lewis Moody, the former England rugby forward, says he is using artificial intelligence to “bank” his voice after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease (MND). In October, the 47-year-old announced that he is living with the incurable, life-limiting condition. Both outlets report that Moody is looking to preserve his ability to communicate by recording his voice for later use, using AI technology designed to create a voice that can be deployed if his speech becomes more affected by the illness. The reports present the comments as part of Moody’s personal response to progressing symptoms associated with MND, rather than as a medical treatment. No additional clinical claims are made in the coverage, and details of the specific technology or timeline are limited in the provided summaries. Overall, the articles focus on Moody’s disclosure of his diagnosis and his plan to use AI to help maintain his voice and communication going forward.