Topic: Eleven Labs

Adam Curry discusses his project to document his life story using AI to scan 20 years of No Agenda transcripts. He describes the project as an "audiobook with Ken Burns effects." Brunetti offers creative feedback, suggesting Curry "tone down the God thing" to avoid alienating a broader audience, while Curry insists the mission is to reach the "Christ-curious."

Producer Sir Knives is using workplace computing power to train an AI voice model of the late John C. Dvorak. The hosts review several iterations of the clone, noting that Dvorak's unique nasal tone and cadence make him exceptionally difficult to emulate accurately. They discuss the potential for AI voices in customer service and YouTube narration.

John C. Dvorak recommends ElevenLabs.io as his "Tip of the Day," specifically highlighting their new sound effects and voice synthesis features. He demonstrates "hallucinations" where the AI adds unintended music or sexy tones to prompts, and notes the system's difficulty with the phonetic spelling of certain words.

The final segment covered Eleven Labs' new licensing deals with actors Michael Caine and Matthew McConaughey for AI voice replication. The hosts shared their "tip of the day" regarding LG TV settings, specifically recommending the "creator mode" for optimal viewing. The episode closed with a series of AI-generated and listener-submitted musical mixes, including a biographical song about host John C. Dvorak.

A supercut of politicians and media figures discussing the "limits" of the First Amendment is played, featuring AOC and clips from The View. The hosts experiment with an Eleven Labs voice isolator, which they jokingly call a "demon revealer" because of how it distorts the audio of Anna Navarro celebrating Tucker Carlson's firing.