Lulu Miller

Sure, yes, that too. But I think regardless of how you feel about these tools, ethically, what these voice writers show is... That back and forth, that dance, it can yield some very unexpected and world-changing results. Positive world-changing results, like millions of people having access to information they otherwise would not have had.

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Heads up, today's show does include a couple of curse words. So anyway, here we go.

Heads up, today's show does include a couple of curse words. So anyway, here we go.

Heads up, today's show does include a couple of curse words. So anyway, here we go.

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Okay, well, I'll play this, and then I don't think you're going to be able to hear it, Lulu. That's fine. Harness the karaoke vibe. You got the proverbial sweaty beer in your hand?

Okay, well, I'll play this, and then I don't think you're going to be able to hear it, Lulu. That's fine. Harness the karaoke vibe. You got the proverbial sweaty beer in your hand?

Okay, well, I'll play this, and then I don't think you're going to be able to hear it, Lulu. That's fine. Harness the karaoke vibe. You got the proverbial sweaty beer in your hand?

Hey, I am Lulu Miller. This is Radiolab. And we are warming up in the studio with an actor named Becca Blackwell.