It's not going to emulate the choices.

That's the thing.

Exactly.

It's going to emulate the, it's going to emulate your vocal tract.

But Trey, doesn't that mean that you have like your voice on what would kind of inevitably be very strange performances?

Like, doesn't that feel weird for people who don't necessarily know that your voice was recorded,

or your voice is coming through an AI?

By the way, audience, we're talking about AI voice generation here.

Appreciate that, Mike.

You're welcome.

I just realized we came into this and it didn't explain it at all.

Yeah.

It's completely, so me and Troy were having a conversation.

So there are AI programs.

There are various, and there's a few different solutions to this.

And I'm always having conversation with a bunch of people playing with this text.

It fascinates me.

Basically, where they will, it's text to speech.

It's robo voice, but the quality has jumped up in recent years because it can do a better job of emulating.

And I asked Troy the question of how as an actor does he feel about that.

So let's let's go back.

Let's go back to Troy.

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