I've listened to a number of these short stories, multiple times, mostly because of the way they make me feel, especially the music that bookends each selection. It all feels very elegant and sophisticated without seeming snobbish. Are the readers AI? To me, they seem human, but it just seems like such an undertaking to achieve such consistent beauty. It's fine if you'd prefer not to say. I would love to listen to more of the music, especially the segments from Fitzgerald selections. Thanks!
Am I the only one who notices that at some point during each story, there is a loud, strange cut in, or cut out sound? Usually a loud voice…. 😹 like, a piece of a word…. This is the “bite sized audiobook” guy…. So, I’m supposing he sold his inflection to ai services. Interesting.
terrific story..masterly written and well read !!
I've listened to a number of these short stories, multiple times, mostly because of the way they make me feel, especially the music that bookends each selection. It all feels very elegant and sophisticated without seeming snobbish.
Are the readers AI? To me, they seem human, but it just seems like such an undertaking to achieve such consistent beauty.
It's fine if you'd prefer not to say.
I would love to listen to more of the music, especially the segments from Fitzgerald selections.
Thanks!
I believe it says in the channel description that the voices are AI
Far too many ads, and skips in the narrative. Otherwise, great reading
Am I the only one who notices that at some point during each story, there is a loud, strange cut in, or cut out sound? Usually a loud voice…. 😹 like, a piece of a word…. This is the “bite sized audiobook” guy…. So, I’m supposing he sold his inflection to ai services. Interesting.
You're mistaken. The narrator is not Simon Stanhope.
Yes I thought it
Sounded like him
Algorithm stim