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While we were building our businesses, we were also building our family: our kids are now 20, 19, 16, and 12. Related storiesI think of it as more of a salary approach to allowance than paying kids for specific chores. I taught the three uses of moneyOne of my most frequent dad-isms is about the three uses of money: giving, saving, and spending. I relate money to the real worldMoney can be very abstract, so I've always tried to tie it into my kids' daily actions. We opened bank accounts when the kids were 5, and got them debit cards when they were preteens.
Persons: David Ciccarelli, Stephanie, we'd, I've, I'm Organizations: Service, Disney Locations: voices.com, New York City, Tesla
"For many publishers, audiobook production can be a major investment," said Judy Chang, director of product management for Google Play Books. Even with AI voice, there is nominally a voice actor somewhere in the process. What voice actors sayFor some voice actors, the choice is being made to stay away. Kinsella noted that AI voice played a foundational role in the integration of AI into daily life at an earlier point. But he added, "I've yet to find a client who tells me they've chosen an AI voice over hiring me.
Persons: Ciccarell, Ciccarelli, David Ciccarelli, Alexa, Judy Chang, It's, it's, Bret Kinsella, Brad Ziffer, Michele Cobb, Cobb, Siri, OpenAI's ChatGPT, Kinsella, … Siri, ChatGPT, Ziffer, Andrea Collins, Collins, John Kubin, I've, Kubin Organizations: Google, Apple, Audio Publishers Association, Alexa Locations: U.S
AI is entering the publishing industry in the form of artificial human voices narrating audiobooks. Some voice actors are avoiding jobs that could lead to their voices being cloned by AI. Audiobooks could soon be narrated by artificial intelligence instead of voice actors as technological advancements make professionals across the industry question their futures. As the industry booms, voice actors are becoming more wary of AI's potential to be used to clone their voices, according to CNBC. Synthesized voice algorithms aren't there yet to be able to fully reproduce all the nuances of the human voice."
Persons: Jackson, Katherine Tangalakis, Brad Ziffer, David Ciccarelli, Ciccarelli, weren't, Ziffer Organizations: CNBC, Morning, Google, Apple
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