Naiiz

Ok, yeah. That’s a good point.

I do mean A.I. voice clone usage where you provide the voice, i.e. feed the machine, in order to smoothen the production of voiceover and then double-check and quality-assure the end result. If not good enough, I would never submit it to an audition or client.

(And I’m speaking from voiceover artist perspective who’s trying to be smart and ethical about A.I. usage.)

I’m only critizing the scarcity stance we voiceover tend to fear A.I. instead of embracing it, in more of an abundance mindset.

Is what you’re saying related to email marketing?

Could you rephrase it, please?

I’d appreciate it.