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Biophilic

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5. For me it's not the words or the story that seems to grind on me.

Reply to LiberalArkie (Reply #4)

Sat Aug 9, 2025, 12:46 PM

Aug 2025

It's the cadence and the rhythm of the "speaker". I have no trouble with the story, but the voice makes my teeth grind. I like to hear an emotion behind the words. I can now say, I like to hear a human behind the voice. I now know that's what's missing for me. I didn't realize it before. Sometimes I am so "old world".

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I never read or listened to western stories, But the narration of this channel is something else [View all] LiberalArkie Aug 2025 OP

That AI-generated narration really draws you in, right? Heidi Aug 2025 #1

creepy AI vibe Kali Aug 2025 #2

Funny, I hate that type of narrative/reading. I didn't realize it was AI, although I should have. Biophilic Aug 2025 #3

This is the closest I have heard. The pronunciation of words are correct. LiberalArkie Aug 2025 #4

For me it's not the words or the story that seems to grind on me. Biophilic Aug 2025 #5

Try this one.. So many inflections in the different characters. LiberalArkie Aug 2025 #7

Really? Sounds like a college freshman Heidi Aug 2025 #8

I think you are right.. But I do not think that the actual voice is AI like most of the stories. LiberalArkie Aug 2025 #9

I'm finding it interesting, Bayard Aug 2025 #6