There is a podcast I've listened to about 3d printing where they say at the start that the audio is generated by AI. Some of those do sound fairly natural, but not quite human. I guess recording a real person is likely to take longer as it will probably need editing. All my content is from my own brain. I did use a few AI images on stuff, but I generally avoid that. I see some people mention when they do that.
I want my PC to be stable and it is now. There are limits to how much I will mess around with Linux, but I did eventually manage to sort out a Microsoft package so I could use @hivesql. That took a while.
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