Andy Halliday

Well, I'm sure that the audio books thing will not, you know, that coming from 11 Labs is not going to do that.

And I'm sure they have other skillful things.

But now imagine a pipeline that you've got where you can ask an AI to write, you know, a textbook for you on some subject that you're interested in and then turn it over to 11 Labs to create the audio book version of that.

And that's going to be

Another way that I think we use AI to accomplish a more seamless ingestion of information than has been available to us yet simply by either on the video plus audio side watching a YouTube.

I don't have time to spend all that time watching a YouTube video.

But I often have earbuds in while I'm out and about working.

And I do listen to audio books.

So I was really pleased to see that because now I'm going to start to build an application for myself that lets me create audio books using 11 labs that I can then listen to later because I don't have time to sit and read the responses that AI is capable of generating right now in front of me.

Oh, yeah.

Well, then you learn from Google called CC.

Okay.

I don't know that that's so much reading as it is, right?

But Hux is the one that I think... Hux is what I'm thinking.

Hux is the one that actually creates a pair of podcasters, if you will, about all of your own personal information, calendar, everything else, and gives you a dynamic, you know, reading of what your day is going to be like here.

And, oh, here's this email from this.

And, oh, here's a newsletter from...

You know, from Substack that you would you like me to read it?

You know?

Yeah.