Youssef Rizk: belief

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…yeah. Yeah, cool. Awesome. Great. I would I wanted to dive in a little bit on tech options. And then zoom out to to just you asking me questions. So, TTS options, we talked a little bit about 11 labs. I would also say, as a podcaster, the leading competition to you guys, I know it's not exact competition, but it's Descript. Because they have overdub. Yeah, I think Descript is really good. And they're definitely, like Solid company. I've used their video editor before. It's great. The overdub thing is super useful. I think it's really creative to like have edit videos by editing the transcript. Yes. Super, super creative, super user friendly. Would you, would you build that? I think again, it's like, we're not building for the sake of building. We're building more for the purpose of the user. Yeah. Whatever users find more interesting. I think like what we're doing is we The use cases are slightly different, right, and I think the people that they're targeting are slightly different. We do want to have a lot of like automation on the script side to also just like help out with the way you formulate your content or the way you pull your content, much more so than just the editing. The ingest, yeah, okay, got it. And I just want to map out, here's how I think about TTS, text to speech. There's the big cloud options, Amazon, Polly, Google, Text to Speech, and Microsoft Cognitive Services. As someone who is ex Amazon, I'm very embarrassed by Polly, it sucks.…

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