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@TimDixon82@mastodon.online THAT’s cool, don’t think the rest of my family would be so keen though!
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Sarah Matthews
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@ppatel@mstdn.social i’m not keen myself as I really value the dramatic performance of a human narrator but, yes, I can see why there are some advantages. as long as it is made incredibly clear whether the voice is natural or AI when I’m looking to buy an audiobook I don’t mind so much but I’m not sure this will be the case