I personally actively listen to shorter-form content. I have already listened to around 30 of Paul Graham's essays and the "Shape Up" mini-book from Basecamp (b

I personally actively listen to shorter-form content. I have already listened to around 30 of Paul Graham's essays and the "Shape Up" mini-book from Basecamp (both are free on listenly.io/public-library). Jason Cohen's blog posts and TechCrunch "Startup Weekly" newsletter are also great to listen to. In terms of books, I'm not as active. But actually, I like Churchill's books much better with this AI narration than any that I've found on Audible. It looks like they're trying to narrate Churchill's books as if Churchill would, and it's not a good thing. I think it's already very good in terms of sound quality. If not for fiction, then for professional literature, it's just great. Some people have already purchased some books, finding them through Google (it is indexing all the pages right now, but it is taking some time, as there are 100,000+ pages for all the books, authors, and subjects).