I Made a ROBOT PODCAST and it's WAY TOO GOOD

Using Google's NotebookLM and Runway Gen-3, I created an AI Robot Podcast that is way better than it has any right to be. NotebookLM scans websites or documents and creates a two-person podcast discussing the contents. It's eerily realistic and blew my mind the first time I heard it. I first tested it by linking the Fortnite Wikipedia. It went surprisingly well. Then I decided to push the limit by writing my own text document and seeing what happened. The results had my jaw on the floor.

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[that-one-music-guy]

I like how they got like slightly offended and were like passive aggressively saying they weren't dumb lol, this stuff is insane

[stargazer-elite]

Love the smooth AI animation you added it truly makes the amazing audio feel even cooler

In a way it’s kind of disturbing/uncanny how good it is but at the same time I love it because of how high-quality it is

[PurpleMoon]

oh wow the dummy one was crazy. i audibly gasped. it shows how ai can be much more intelligent than us. a real podcast would probably have the two arguing about the bigger dummy, probably sharing stories to prove it etc.. but the ai can't take offense, they look at it without feelings, manage to analyse what is means and spin it back. that's just wild

[cbuchner]

I gave it a satirical article from a German language equivalent of "the Onion" and it really blew my mind. It started an insightful discussion, having fully understood the satirical nature of the source material. It also dove deeply into the more serious message (criticism of mass media) behind the satirical content. It took 2 minutes to generate 10 interesting minutes that I would absolutely listen to while doing a car commute. Any topic, any source material. What kind of sorcery is this?

[chasekorbin]

We got AI doing podcasts before GTA six

[iantaggart]

The moment you explained what it was, I fed it the half finished manuscripts I've been writing. Long story short, I'll be using these to aid my creative work a lot more.

[hencole]

I just threw a random faq for an old warhammer boardgame CitoW and it gave an enjoyable 25 minute breakdown of rules clarifcation mixed with chaos god lore. Very impressive despite stale input I gave.

[stargazer-elite]

Honestly, I would genuinely watch a podcast like this. I think it is interesting. How AI is evolving and it’s so realistic it’s slightly uncanny but at the same time it’s such good quality.

[jacobbuildsLego]

The Ai knows you're trying to get a rise out of it... and turned it into a life lesson...

[NeroDefogger]

"i'm gonna go have an existential crisis" that sure is a way to end a video

[BIackhole]

The dummy part made my brain BLEW UP, like it's so deep, really

[who_am_i_please_tell_me]

This is so realistic, i cannot tell what is real and what is not anymore.

[NoahtheGameplayer]

Now the only thing I care about mostly, is the fact that if I can extract those voices separately, so I can AI change it

[kronostitananthem]

Can't wait for a local FOSS model to come out!

[HappyMoonz]

How did u make the robots.... Best part of the video

[Ididthat]

this is actually so insane and really cool

[roseydeep]

This is awesome! I loved the "dummies" example too, and it finally convinced me to use it for *my* project (a fake interview with one of my ocs, to promote a musical project I'm working on)
I have a question though. How did you make the videos of the two characters talking?

[animationiscool]

ITS SO REAL I FEEL LIKE THEIR VOICE ACTORS😭😭😭😭

[sharingan]

This is my favourite channel, period!

[Mad_Oxy]

I'm actually very exited that I live in this exact moment of the human history 😳