Posted on February 19, 2024 at 3:17 PM by Sadye Scott-Hainchek
Some of the buzziest topics in the literary world are audiobooks and artificial intelligence.
We've got news on both individually as well as together ...
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Literary podcaster and critic Maris Kreizman wants audiobook narrators to take a step back and let the text, versus their ability to don different accents, shine (Literary Hub).
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It seems like just yesterday that the complaint about posthumous celebrity literature was that unpublished manuscripts were being hastily released to capitalize on the attention; now, it's that artificial intelligence is churning out shoddy biographies of the recently deceased (The New York Times).
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And, as promised, the combination post: a tech-savvy audiobook fan figured out how to drop Virtual Voice results from Audible searches (Brian's Book Blog).
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