I call it "radio voice" because NotebookML, the Google tool in question, at first would come back with a dialog between a male-sounding and female-sounding voice, with no video component. The dialog was in the style of a radio broadcast, or a podcast, with cadance and intonations of people used to being on the radio.
Now, a few months later, we're getting some primitive video, and a single voice, male or female sounding.
Now, a few months later, we're getting some primitive video, and a single voice, male or female sounding.
This development is somewhat of a breakthrough for our ethnicity, as our subculture's memes tend to not get much time in social media. Confidant radio voice broadcasts of our material haven't happened much, in the forty years it might've.
However, since I'm talking about a subculture, the implication is these memes were being shared somehow, among however few, and that's true. Museum exhibits. Documentaries. Lots of books. Collaborative communities. Institutes... the whole nine yards.
Now we're finding AI is providing new levers, and so we use them.
I'm not giving the last word however. Check out my YouTubes, those of others, for more advance content, when it comes to Synergetics. Don't wait for AI to do your homeword for you.
