I'm working on a novel that incorporates text generated by machine learning systems, aiming to create something worthwhile and interesting.

I think the creative applications of machine learning are fascinating and present opportunities for artists to explore new forms of expression.

I've been really interested in machine learning, particularly its creative applications, and how it can transform the economy and interact with words, pictures, and sounds.

In the early stages, authors used ElevenLabs' technology to convert entire books into audio, indicating a strong product-market fit as they engaged with the tool in unexpected ways.

Audiobook producers are demanding unique content, not just a recitation of the printed book, which led me to explore creative ways to enhance the audiobook experience for my novel, Sourdough.

As Magenta progresses, I predict that machine learning will become a part of the toolkit for artistic expression, including music and art.

In Sourdough, the story revolves around a sourdough starter with strange properties, and I wanted to include the music described in the book in the audiobook to enhance the experience.

Generative AI tools are surprisingly effective at creative tasks, such as storytelling, which many initially thought they would struggle with.

As we develop AI-generated voices, we need to create a publicly available classifier to identify whether audio was generated by ElevenLabs.