> Its owner, ARN Media, confirmed to the Financial Review that while Thy is AI-generated, the host’s voice and likeness are modeled after an actual employee in the company’s financial department. Thy’s voice was created with the AI voice generator ElevenLabs.
I get that it's a cloned voice, but it's a little unclear if the actual spoken content itself was:
Given how inane pretty much everything on commercial radio is, I'm not surprised nobody noticed.
I think it's more that it's Australia. I visited once and literally all that was on the radio was Rugby League and Vegemite.
From the article:
> Its owner, ARN Media, confirmed to the Financial Review that while Thy is AI-generated, the host’s voice and likeness are modeled after an actual employee in the company’s financial department. Thy’s voice was created with the AI voice generator ElevenLabs.
I get that it's a cloned voice, but it's a little unclear if the actual spoken content itself was:
- LLM generated
- Written by humans
- A mixture of both
Would it not cost more if they had to get humans to write out all the content instead of just having a human DJ?
Writers are cheaper than hosts and typically both are union members.
Now if they had had call-ins it would have passed the Turing test. Still impressive feat
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