Mike Matheson AIボイスジェネレーター by Fish Audio

You know, when I'm working on a new project, I kind of like to really get into the character's mindset and, you know, understand where they're coming from. It's like, you know, you have to kind of live with that person's experiences and really feel what they're going through.

You know, when you're looking at good characters in films, it's not just about the big moments, it's about those small human things, you know. I mean, that's what makes it real and believable, and that's what I look for in a role.

Yeah, you know, I've been doing some interesting projects lately, sort of getting back into television stuff. Had a few people ask me to do some guest appearances, which is always fun. Did this thing last week, gosh, I think it was maybe a game show or something like that.

Hey Sarah, how are you, alright? I mean, we're looking at a long timeline here, possibly six months out, possibly, possibly even more, I don't know. Let's answer that in the meeting tomorrow. Thanks for calling, alright, let's figure it out.

So like lately I've been kind of experimenting with this new mixed media stuff, you know, taking these old vintage photos and just kind of combining them with digital elements in Photoshop. Like, I'll spend hours just playing around with different layers and textures.

Look, if you think about consciousness, right, it's like, are we just a collection of electrons following physics equations, or is there something more? You know, as we develop AI systems, we're basically creating new forms of intelligence, which is pretty wild when you think about it.

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

You know what's funny about British TV shows? Like, we have this thing called Gogglebox where people literally watch other people watching TV, and somehow it's absolutely brilliant. I think it says something about how we're all just kind of voyeurs now, right?