Sounds like normal thermal throttling. Give your cooling fins a blast with compressed air. That's more likely to help than anything you can do in software.
They totally fucked this up. AI dubs "aren't there yet." They're still years away from being decent enough to get the job done.
If they really want to save money using AI, the correct way, with today's technology, is to use an AI voice changer! Hire a real voice actor and then make them do all the voices, then use the AI voice changer to make them sound like each character.
...but they're so fucking cheap and lazy they won't even do that.
Atoms lettuce break the iceberg.
Something tells me the police investigating this will move at a snail's pace.
"Yeah, screw the unborn!" -Actual Conservative in Reality, right now, demonstrating what "family values" really means.
Flood warning systems are socialism though!
I just wrote a novel (finished first draft yesterday). There's no way I can afford professional audiobook voice actors—especially for a hobby project.
What I was planning on doing was handling the audiobook on my own—using an AI voice changer for all the different characters.
That's where I think AI voices can shine: If someone can act they can use a voice changer to handle more characters and introduce a great variety of different styles of speech while retaining the careful pauses and dramatic elements (e.g. a voice cracking during an emotional scene) that you'd get from regular voice acting.
I'm not saying I will be able to pull that off but surely it will be better than just telling Amazon's AI, "Hey, go read my book."
It was the yeast they could do.
Great: More high fructose corn syrup as a substitute in everything 🤷
Should've gone with 4321, the year the last of the homo sapiens died.
(Yes, there's some debate over whether or not the corpse of the full dive hermit indicates a death after 4321 but the expert intelligences with the largest databases on the subject all agreed it would be best to leave it at 4321 because of its religious significance to the AI multiverse culture thanks in no small part to the sacred text of the prophet, Paul Auster)
It's not enough! With the Chevron doctrine being abandoned and the Securities and Exchange Commission v. Jarkesy decision (where they basically ended the use of administrative law justices, forcing the use of full jury trials) the caseload of the Federal courts is about to skyrocket.
They're going to need to quadruple (or more) the Federal judiciary if they want it to be able to keep up.
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ColoGuard does sound like an infosec tool 🤔