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Why not just link directly to the Youtube video?
by robobro 4y ago
Why not just link directly to the Youtube video?
- baxtr 4y agoYeah. It’s basically just the transcript of the video. Which by itself reads like an AI generated text. It doesn’t tell a cohesive story. Just some facts in a seemingly random order. Weird.
- kzrdude 4y agoPhrasing is off, so it sounds like TTS in the video as well. My conclusion is that the whole thing is just blogspam/videospam.
- xtiansimon 4y agoCurious. I find these strangely phrased and synthetic sounding videos and figure they might be low quality click-bait. But this piece seems so banal, and then I imagined the same technology could be used by foreign English speakers to share their research. Obviously we have to judge the piece by its content, but there was a time when I heard that freakish voice and would disregard the content out of hand. Anyway, carryon…
- heleninboodler 4y agoProbably because the video is unwatchable clickbait with a robot voiceover and a lot of questionable video clips shown so briefly you can't tell they're fake before it cuts to the next one.
- readthenotes1 4y agoI would much rather read a transcript than watch a video. It's much quicker and many times more silent