Générateur de voix IA Musky par Fish Audio

So I was thinking about my career path and like I realized that technology was changing so fast, so I decided to take some online courses because that seemed like the best way to keep up with everything, and it's actually working out pretty well so far.

Tell me anything about yourself that I don't know, Sara, and what you typically do during the day.

You know, when I'm performing, it's like... different feelings come up. Sometimes I feel really comfortable with the music part, but then... speaking to the audience, that's... that's something I'm still working on, if that makes sense.

And like, when I was making this song, I kept thinking about how, you know, sometimes in the studio you get caught up in the moment and, like, you're trying to make something perfect but then you realize that maybe perfect isn't what it needs to be, it just needs to be real.

What really interested me about the character development was how, you know, they managed to balance the emotional side with the intellectual side. It's very rare to see that kind of depth, that sort of natural complexity in the writing.

Look, these politicians are deliberately ignoring the homeless crisis because they're getting federal funding for each person on the street. They know exactly where the encampments are, but they won't solve the problem because it's profitable for them.

Look at these politicians, they're literally keeping the homeless crisis going because they get millions in funding. They pretend they can't solve it, but they're making money off these people's suffering. It's completely corrupt and they know exactly what they're doing.

You know what really gets to me? When people misuse "literally." I mean, I try not to be that person who corrects everyone's grammar, but sometimes I just can't help myself. I know it's probably annoying, but language matters.