> Rogan sounds more believable but I suspect you'd get the same results sitting down at Audacity and cutting together an MP3. I am sure you would. The interest

> Rogan sounds more believable but I suspect you'd get the same results sitting down at Audacity and cutting together an MP3. I am sure you would. The interesting bit is not having to do that. > An interesting concept but The ol' "it's never gonna be as good as..." keeps failing us, and increasingly so. If the recent AI trajectories are any indicator, I'll give it a solid 6 month tops before it's good enough to generate something that fools absolutely everyone (granted, having an interviewee that is, you know, alive would probably be a precondition).