[sgrove]

Does anyone have a pdf of all of the pages together? This seems great to listen to as a NotebookLM podcast on a commute to work on Monday.

Better yet, if someone has already _done_ that Notebook Lm podcast and has a link to it, please share!

[gloflo]

Why would want to hear a so wonderfully written story changed into a shallow, awkwardly phrased shadow of itself, read by robot voices in podcaster cadence?

[sgrove]

I asked ChatGPT to rephrase your emotive reply into an expression of personal preference (which I think you were trying to express):

> I feel that transforming such a wonderfully written story into a podcast with robot voices might result in a shallow and awkward rendition that doesn’t capture the essence of the original work.

I can definitely agree with that in the general sense! But I have a long commute, and I thought the content of it would still come through well enough, and I've appreciated it for a few other subjects. It's not as good as having professional voice actors read it out, but it still has some value to folks!

[gloflo]

> I asked ChatGPT to rephrase your emotive reply into an expression of personal preference (which I think you were trying to express):

I find that hilarious and sad. When you find an expression of another human hard to understand, it makes more sense to ask that human for clarification instead of using statistics or heuristics.

Even more so if that technical process is known to produce "hallucinations".

In this case it almost completely dropped my emphasis on "podcaster cadence". So while I have no idea what goal you had in mind when creating that "remix" of my comment, I can tell you that it changed its meaning and for the worse.

The same will happen if you process literary work like Boatmurdered.