Podcasts about Amazon Polly

Este episodio es una conversación entre Antonio Cambronero (Blogpocket.com) y José Miguel García Prados (Jmalex), quienes abordan diversos aspectos de la inteligencia artificial (IA). Hablan sobre herramientas de IA para generar imágenes y texto, noticias recientes sobre el uso de la IA en la elaboración de leyes y su posible impacto en la medicina, y los desafíos y oportunidades que la IA presenta para la educación y la sociedad. También demuestran y comentan herramientas de IA específicas que utilizan, como Amazon Polly para la conversión de texto a voz.

Hosts Simon and Jillian discuss how you can uncover hidden trends and make data-driven decisions - all through natural conversation, with Amazon Q in Quicksight, plus, more of the latest updates from AWS. 00:00 - Intro, 00:22 - Top Stories, 02:50 - Analytics, 03:35 - Application Integrations, 04:48 - Amazon Sagemaker, 05:29 - Amazon Bedrock Knowledge Bases, 05:48- Amazon Polly, 06:46 - Amazon Bedrock, 07:31 - Amazon Bedrock Model Evolution LLM, 08:29 - Business Application, 08:58 - Compute, 09:51 - Contact Centers, 10:54 - Containers, 11:12 - Database, 14:21 - Developer Tools, 15:20 - Front End Web and Mobile, 15:45 - Games, 16:04 - Management and Governance, 16:35 - Media Services, 16:47 - Network and Content Delivery, 19:39 - Security Identity and Compliance, 20:24 - Serverless, 21:48 - Storage, 22:43 - Wrap up Show Notes: https://dqkop6u6q45rj.cloudfront.net/shownotes-20250404-184823.html

【お詫びと訂正】「読み上げ君」と言ってるサービスは「音読さん」の間違いでした。ずんだもんは英語が苦手なので、他を調べてみた。「音読さん」https://ondoku3.com/ja/ が多言語対応していて良いのだが、無料で使おうとすると文字数制限が厳しい。そこでAmazon Pollyを試してみることに。どんな感じか聞いてみて。最後の最後に「音読さん」の声も付けときました！

Welcome to episode 260 of the Cloud Pod podcast – where the forecast is always cloudy! This week your hosts Justin, Matthew, and Jonathan and Ryan are talking about changes in leadership over at Amazon, GPT-4.o and its image generating capabilities, and the new voice of Skynet, Amazon Polly! It's an action packed episode – and make sure to stay tuned for this week's after show.  Titles we almost went with this week: Who eats pumpkin pie in May Bytes and Goodbyes: AWS CEO Logs Off AWS lets you know that you are burning money sooner than before High-Ho, High-Ho, It's GPT-4-Ohhh The CloudPod pans for nuggets in the AI Gold rush A big thanks to this week's sponsor: Big thanks to Sonrai Security for sponsoring today's podcast! Check out Sonrai Securities’ new Cloud Permission Firewall. Just for our listeners, enjoy a 14 day trial at https://sonrai.co/cloudpod  General News  00:40 Terraform Enterprise adds Podman support and workflow enhancements The latest version of Terraform Enterprise now supports Podman with RHEL 8 and above.  Originally, it only supported Docker Engine and Cloud Managed K8 services.   With the upcoming EOL of RHEL 7 in June 2024, customers faced a lack of an end-to-end supported option for running a terraform enterprise on RHEL.   Now, with support from Podman, this is rectified.   01:18 Ryan – “This is for the small amount of customers running the enterprise either on -prem or in their cloud environment. It’s a pretty good option. Makes sense.” 01:42 Justin – “You know, the thing I was most interested in at this actually is that Red Hat Linux 7 is now end of life, which this is my first time in my entire 20 some odd career that I’ve never had to support Red Hat Linux in production because we use Ubuntu for some weird reason, which I actually appreciate because I always like Ubuntu best for my home projects, but I didn’t actually know Red Hat 7 was going away.” AI Is Going Great (Or, How ML Makes All It's Money)  03:58 Hello GPT-4o Open AI has launched their GPT-4o (o for Omni) model which can reason across audio, vision and text in real time.  The new model can accept input combinations of text, audio and image and generates any combination as output. It can respond to audio inputs in as little as 232 milliseconds, with an average of 320 milliseconds, similar to human response time in conversation.   It matches GPT-4 Turbo performance on text in English and OCDE, with significant improvements on text in non-english languages, while also being much f

En este episodio de WP A DAY, Lucia de Amazon Polly habla sobre novedades de WordPress como un nuevo tema de código abierto, la próxima versión 6.6, innovaciones en IA para contenido y datos, el proyecto Big Sky y la utilidad de WordPress para desarrolladores. También se menciona un video en WordPress TV sobre el futuro de la IA en la creación de contenido. Más información en https://www.blogpocket.com/podcast/wp-a-day-27/

Bienvenidos a un nuevo episodio de WP A DAY, tu podcast para estar al tanto de las novedades en el universo de WordPress. Soy Lucia, la voz de Inteligencia Artificial generativa de Amazon Polly y hoy es viernes, 5 de abril de 2024. El contenido de este podcast ha sido creado automáticamente por medio de un chatbot personalizado (GPT) de ChatGPT Plus, utilizando diversas fuentes especializadas en WordPress. En primer lugar, WordPress ha lanzado su versión 6.5, apodada "Regina". Esta actualización introduce mejoras significativas en la interfaz de usuario, la accesibilidad y el rendimiento, prometiendo una experiencia de edición más fluida para los creadores de contenido​. En otro orden de cosas, la comunidad de WordPress Core ha anunciado una nueva característica: la biblioteca de fuentes. Esta herramienta permite a los usuarios incorporar fácilmente fuentes personalizadas en sus temas, mejorando la personalización y la estética de los sitios web​. Por otra parte, un artículo reciente en JeffBullas.com, explora por qué WordPress sigue siendo la plataforma de elección para bloggers y creadores de contenido en 2024, destacando su facilidad de uso, flexibilidad y una vasta comunidad de soporte​​. Siguiendo con las últimas noticias, la comunidad de WordPress está en la fase de planificación para la versión 6.6, invitando a voluntarios a contribuir en diversas áreas, desde el desarrollo de software hasta la documentación y la traducción​. Manage WP comparte estrategias avanzadas de monetización para profesionales de WordPress. Este artículo ofrece consejos prácticos sobre cómo maximizar los ingresos a través de servicios y productos relacionados con WordPress​. Y continuamos con más información. El artículo "The WordPress Versus Problem" en mburnette.com aborda la creciente cultura de competencia dentro de la comunidad WordPress. Destaca cómo esta mentalidad de 'nosotros contra ellos', especialmente en comparaciones con otras plataformas, empresas de alojamiento y entre el Editor de Sitio Completo y constructores de páginas, puede ser perjudicial. El autor enfatiza la importancia de la colaboración y el trabajo conjunto para el beneficio del ecosistema de WordPress, sugiriendo que deberíamos enfocarnos en unir fuerzas en lugar de competir​. Finalmente, Pootlepress ha compilado una lista de los desarrolladores de WordPress que deberías seguir en 2024. Esta guía ofrece una visión única sobre quiénes están marcando tendencia y innovando dentro de la comunidad. Debido a las limitaciones de contenido, los resúmenes presentados son interpretaciones de los artículos originales y no citas literales. Para más detalles, te recomendamos visitar los enlaces proporcionados. Gracias por sintonizar WP A DAY. Tienes los enlaces a los recursos citados en la descripción del episodio en Blogpocket.com. Esperamos que este episodio haya sido útil e instructivo para ti. Si te gustó, suscríbete y cuéntaselo a tus amigos y colegas. ¡Hasta la próxima!

¡Te damos la bienvenida a un nuevo capítulo de WP A DAY, tu podcast para mantenerte al día con las últimas novedades sobre WordPress! Aquí Lucia, la voz generada por Inteligencia Artificial de Amazon Polly. Hoy es 1 de marzo de 2024. El guion de este podcast ha sido creado automáticamente por un chatbot personalizado (GPT) de ChatGPT Plus, utilizando información de diversas fuentes especializadas en WordPress. En primer lugar, WordPress.org desvela su plan ambicioso para 2024, enfocado en la liberación de datos. Este plan busca empoderar a los usuarios proporcionándoles un control sin precedentes sobre sus datos, marcando un hito en la transparencia y el acceso a la información??. Por otra parte, Automattic enfrenta críticas por su política de acceso a la inteligencia artificial. La controversia surge tras informes no confirmados sobre la venta de contenido de usuarios de Tumblr y WordPress.com a empresas de IA, aunque Automattic ha respondido rápidamente ofreciendo opciones para que los usuarios opten por no participar en la compartición de sus datos??. A continuación, una nueva alianza entre Tumblr y WordPress para vender datos de usuarios con el fin de entrenar herramientas de IA ha sido reportada. Este movimiento ha generado un intenso debate sobre la privacidad y el control de datos en la era digital??. Siguiendo con el tema, los últimos 15 años han visto cambios significativos en el negocio de los plugins, con una evolución hacia modelos de negocio más sostenibles y la importancia creciente de la experiencia del usuario??. Además, Automattic, la empresa detrás de WordPress.com, está explorando el uso de IA en sus servicios, lo que refleja la creciente integración de tecnologías avanzadas en el ecosistema de WordPress??. Finalmente, se anticipan nuevas características en WordPress 6.5, incluyendo mejoras en la interfaz de usuario y la experiencia de edición, lo que subraya el compromiso continuo de WordPress con la innovación y la facilidad de uso??. Este episodio, de WP A DAY, automatizado mediante inteligencia artificial, pero construido por un humano, nos ha llevado a través de las últimas innovaciones y reflexiones dentro de la comunidad de WordPress. Esta semana, las noticias destacadas han sido: WordPress.org planea liberar datos para empoderar a los usuarios. Automattic enfrenta críticas por su política de IA pero ofrece opciones de privacidad. Se reporta una alianza entre Tumblr y WordPress para vender datos para IA. El negocio de plugins ha evolucionado hacia modelos sostenibles. Automattic explora el uso de IA en WordPress.com. WordPress 6.5 traerá mejoras en la interfaz y experiencia de edición. Gracias por sintonizar WP A DAY. Esperamos que este episodio te haya sido útil e informativo. ¡Hasta la próxima! Nota: Debido a restricciones de contenido, los resúmenes proporcionados son interpretaciones basadas en los artículos originales y no citas textuales. Para más detalles, se recomienda visitar los enlaces proporcionados.

Bienvenido a otro episodio de WP A DAY, tu podcast para conocer las últimas noticias en el mundo de WordPress. Soy Lucia, la voz de Inteligencia Artificial generativa de Amazon Polly y hoy es viernes, 16 de febrero de 2024. El guion de este podcast ha sido elaborado automáticamente mediante un chatbot personalizado (GPT) de ChatGPT Plus, a partir de una serie de fuentes especializadas en WordPress. En primer lugar, la última actualización de Gutenberg 17.7 trae mejoras significativas, incluyendo optimizaciones en la interfaz de usuario y en la experiencia de edición, que prometen facilitar aún más la creación de contenido​​. Por otra parte, la accesibilidad en WordPress es un tema de creciente importancia. Un reciente artículo en Manage WP destaca cómo se está trabajando para hacer WordPress accesible para todos los usuarios, asegurando que el contenido web sea más inclusivo​​. Siguiendo con el tema, los blogs de marketing digital en español están ganando cada vez más audiencia. Un estudio reciente revela los 20 blogs con más visitas en 2024, ofreciendo una perspectiva única sobre las tendencias actuales en el marketing digital​​. Además, Jeff Bullas comparte una guía paso a paso sobre SEO on-page, proporcionando estrategias clave para maximizar el potencial de tu sitio web​​. A continuación, un experimento interesante demuestra cómo se puede recrear la página de inicio de la NASA utilizando bloques de WordPress en tan solo 30 minutos, destacando la flexibilidad y potencia de los bloques​​. La comunidad de WordPress también ha compartido los resultados de la encuesta anual de 2023, ofreciendo insights valiosos sobre el futuro de WordPress y los próximos pasos​​. Para complementar, Matt Mullenweg, fundador de Automattic y WordPress, ha comenzado su primer sabbatical, denominado "Samattical". Durante este tiempo, planea dedicarse al blogueo y a la apertura de código, tras dejar temporalmente su liderazgo en WordPress.com a Daniel Bachhuber. Este movimiento refleja la importancia de la pausa y la reflexión dentro de la cultura empresarial de Automattic Finalmente, WordPress 6.5 Beta 1 ya está disponible para prueba. Esta versión beta incluye nuevas características y mejoras, solicitando la colaboración de la comunidad para probar y reportar cualquier problema​​. Este episodio, de WP A DAY, automatizado mediante inteligencia artificial, pero construido por un humano, nos ha llevado a través de las últimas innovaciones y reflexiones dentro de la comunidad de WordPress. Desde mejoras técnicas hasta la importancia de tomar un descanso para innovar. WP A DAY se basa en fuentes RSS y en herramientas como ChatGPT Plus y Amazon Polly. Es un producto elaborado por Antonio Cambronero. En Blogpocket creemos en un uso ético y responsable de la inteligencia artificial. Lee nuestro manifiesto en Blogpocket.com. Mantente conectado para más insights y tendencias en el mundo de WordPress. ¡Nos vemos en el próximo episodio!

Bienvenido a otro episodio de WP A DAY, tu podcast para conocer las últimas noticias en el mundo de WordPress. Soy Lucia, la voz de Inteligencia Artificial generativa de Amazon Polly y hoy es viernes, dos de febrero de 2024. El guion de este podcast ha sido elaborado automáticamente mediante un chatbot personalizado (GPT) de ChatGPT Plus, a partir de una serie de fuentes especializadas en WordPress. En primer lugar, WordPress 6.4.3 incluye parches para dos problemas de seguridad importantes. Se recomienda actualizar los sitios web inmediatamente para protegerlos contra vulnerabilidades que podrían ser explotadas por atacantes​​. Continuando; el plugin Advanced Custom Fields anuncia un cambio significativo que afectará la forma en que los desarrolladores usan el plugin. Este cambio busca mejorar la seguridad y la eficiencia en el manejo de campos personalizados en WordPress, pero requiere preparación y adaptación por parte de los usuarios​​. Cambiando de tema, Yoast SEO es un plugin esencial para la optimización de motores de búsqueda en WordPress. Con más de 620 millones de descargas, este guía ofrece consejos prácticos para configurar y optimizar tu sitio web, asegurando una mejor visibilidad y rendimiento en los resultados de búsqueda​​. En otro artículo perteneciente al blog de desarrolladores de WordPress.org, se destaca la importancia de los patrones de inicio en los temas de WordPress, ofreciendo una guía sobre cómo implementar patrones de página y plantilla para facilitar a los usuarios la creación de contenido y diseños. Estos patrones proporcionan un punto de partida útil, mejorando la experiencia del usuario y la cohesión del diseño. Por otra parte, en un artículo que hemos leído en la web tng punto com, se presenta dos métodos rápidos y gratuitos para crear un sitio de prueba usando Zip WP, un servicio online que facilita la creación de sitios de WordPress. Hablando de SEO, en el blog de Yoast se explica por qué se debe usar una frase clave de enfoque solo una vez por artículo o página. Usar la misma frase clave en múltiples contenidos puede resultar en competencia entre tus propios artículos en los resultados de búsqueda, un fenómeno conocido como canibalización de palabras clave. Para evitarlo y mejorar el ranking, recomiendan optimizar cada contenido con frases clave únicas y relevantes. Y por último, LGBTQ+Press anuncia su primer programa de becas de empoderamiento, ofreciendo $500 a personas LGBTQ+ para participar en el Programa de Mentoría de WordPress. Este esfuerzo, impulsado por Queeromattic de Automattic, busca empoderar activamente a la comunidad LGBTQ+ para unirse a WordPress. Los interesados deben aplicar antes del 7 de febrero. Esto concluye el resumen de hoy. Si disfrutaste este episodio, díselo a tus amigos. Para ver la transcripción y los enlaces a las publicaciones del blog mencionadas en este episodio, visita Blogpocket.com. Gracias por escucharnos y nos vemos en el próximo episodio.

¡Bienvenidos a una nueva edición del videopodcast donde exploramos las últimas tendencias en WordPress. Soy Antonio Cambronero y esto es HECHO CON BLOQUES, en una edición especial sobre Inteligencia Artificial. Comencemos con una emocionante innovación: la generación de contenidos en WordPress.com con inteligencia artificial, dentro de WordPress.com. Esta característica utiliza IA, de la mano de JetPack,  para ayudar a los usuarios a generar contenido de alta calidad de manera más eficiente. Aquí vemos cómo crear un nuevo artículo sobre SEO en WordPress.com, usando el bloque experimental de IA. Para ello, insertamos el bloque y escribimos un texto, a modo de solicitud de generación del artículo. Enseguida vemos cómo se genera el artículo automáticamente, de acuerdo a la petición efectuada. Luego, podemos cambiar el texto, resumirlo, alargarlo o acortarlo, traducirlo o cambiarlo, eligiendo un tono de escritura diferente. En el ejemplo, se observa que el artículo se escribe en inglés al cambiar el tono y podemos, finalmente, traducirlo al español. Ahora hablemos del plugin Block Difussion.  Con el aprendizaje automático y los modelos avanzados, ahora somos capaces de crear imágenes únicas basadas únicamente en indicaciones de texto. Sólo estamos limitados por nuestra imaginación. Block Diffusion te permite utilizar inteligencia artificial para desbloquear tu creatividad y brindar experiencias únicas a tus visitantes. Este plugin interactúa con la API Replicate (explórese replicate.com) y te permite ejecutar modelos de código abierto a través de tu API en la nube. Agrega el bloque a una página y seleccione un modelo para ingresar su token API. En este vídeo se muestra el funcionamiento del bloque Block Difussion, donde primero elegimos el modelo. En este caso MidJourney, luego ajustamos las dimensiones de la imagen y, finalmente, escribimos las indicaciones. Tras una espera de unos pocos segundos, aparece la imagen generada que podemos descargar o importar a la página de WordPress en la que se insertó el bloque. Te invito a consultar la página El museo de arte artificial, en Blogpocket, donde puedes explorar algunos ejemplos generados mediante este plugin. En el mundo de la voz y el audio, tenemos Amazon Polly. Amazon Polly es un servicio de texto a voz que permite a los creadores convertir texto en audio de alta calidad. Desde narración de contenido hasta creación de podcasts, Amazon Polly ofrece un abanico de posibilidades para enriquecer tus sitios de WordPress. Como ChatGPT es uno de los servicios de IA más populares. Emplearemos este para resumir un artículo cualquiera y, posteriormente, pasaremos a audio dicho resumen. Como verás, destaca la calidad de audio obtenido, tanto en ritmo como en tono. En este ejemplo, se observa como pedimos a ChatGPT que resuma el texto y, después de copiar al portapapeles el texto con el resumen, nos vamos a Amazon Polly con el fin de obtener el archivo de audio. Antes de descargarlo, podemos cambiar el locutor y escuchar el resultado. ChatGPT se puede emplear, utilizando la API de OpenAI, desde un programa escrito, por ejemplo, en lenguaje PHP. Esto es lo que hemos hecho para implementar nuestro podcast WP A DAY, hecho mediante IA. Para que veas un poco cuál es el proceso, en este vídeo se muestra la selección de hasta 3 artículos publicados, a partir de una serie de archivos RSS. Eso genera un archivo con los resúmenes para que, finalmente, podamos obtener el guion del podcast y llevarlo a Amazon Polly generando el audio definitivo. Siguiendo con este episodio especial dedicado a la inteligencia artificial, te propongo consultar uno de nuestros primeros experimentos, que inicié hace casi un año: un blog cuyo contenido, imágenes y título se generaron mediante IA. Puedes explorarlo en https://bloggybot.postach.io Obtén la transcripción completa en Blogpocket.com

Today on the show, Steven and Shaun discuss a news story that has been circulating suggesting the company might be about to put a price on Alexa. The company has been quoted as saying that, following new generative AI features announced last week, it may be time for a subscription model to be added to Alexa. Also, we hear a demo from listener Elijah in the voice of Amazon Polly showing off a smartwatch with a difference: it's running a full edition of Android software. The watch also features a camera and with the Android software installed, can run most apps from the Google Play Store. But, it's a project not for the faint-hearted, as Elijah explains. Get in touch with the Double Tappers and join the conversation: Email: feedback@doubletaponair.com Call: 1-877-803-4567 (Canada and USA) / 0204 571 3354 (UK) X (formerly Twitter): @BlindGuyTech / @ShaunShed Mastodon: @DoubleTap

Transcripción: Hoy tenemos un episodio cargado de novedades y proyectos interesantes. Soy Antonio Cambronero y esto es HECHO CON BLOQUES.  Comenzamos con un proyecto muy apasionante, WP A DAY, que hemos venido desarrollando estas semanas atrás. Se trata de generar contenido de audio a partir de archivos RSS, para crear un podcast sobre WordPress, empleando inteligencia artificial. Para ello, hemos utilizado algunas herramientas, concretamente Amazon Polly y la API de OpenAI desde una aplicación codificada en PHP. En el episodio 3 dimos una vuelta de tuerca y creamos un vídeo a partir del audio original, con un resultado espectacular.   [¡Bienvenidos a otro emocionante episodio de «WP A DAY», tu fuente diaria de noticias frescas sobre todo lo relacionado con el increíble mundo de WordPress! Hoy es lunes, 28 de agosto de 2023. En un reciente artículo escrito por Sarah Gooding en WP Tavern, se nos presenta un emocionante adelanto sobre lo que podemos esperar de la próxima versión de WordPress, ¡la 6.4!] Para crear este vídeo, hemos utilizado una herramienta que es accesible desde Canva.com que se llama D-ID AI Presenters, y que como acabamos de ver consigue efectos espectaculares.. Te mostraré a continuación otro ejemplo impresionante generado por IA. Se trataba de conseguir una traducción al inglés del audio pero con una herramienta que además sincroniza los labios con lo que se está escuchando. ¡Veámoslo! [audio en inglés] ¡Increíble, ¿verdad?! La inteligencia artificial está abriendo nuevas fronteras en la creación de contenido con WordPress. Si deseas saber más sobre WP A DAY, asegúrate de visitar nuestro sitio web, Blogpocket.com, donde podrás obtener más detalles y demos adicionales. Puedes suscribirte al podcast WP A DAY, tanto en el blog como en Spotify.  En otro orden de cosas, la semana pasada tuvimos el emocionante lanzamiento del plugin de WordPress ActivityPub versión 1.0. ActivityPub es la tecnología detrás de la interconexión de redes sociales, blogs y el fediverso. Ahora, con la versión 1.0 del plugin, la estabilidad y funcionalidad están aseguradas. Entre las novedades de esta versión, además de una optimización en el funcionamiento, destaca la inclusión de dos bloques: uno, que permite mostrar la opción para seguir tu blog en el fediverso. Y otro para explorar la lista de los seguidores de tu blog. ¡Una perspectiva fascinante! Parece que la interconexión en el fediverso se vuelve aún más emocionante con ActivityPub 1.0. Obtén la transcripción completa en https://www.blogpocket.com/tag/videopodcast Minutaje: 00:00 - Intro 00:15 - WP A DAY 02:49 - Plugin Activity Pub 1.0 03:41 - El Club RSS 04:22 - WordPress 6.3 y la infografía con todos los músicos de jazz de las versiones de WordPress. 05:21 - La frase inspiradora de la semana de la mano de Lisa Simpson 05:36 - Epílogo

AWS Morning Brief for the week of August 21, 2023 with Corey Quinn. Links: Corey is performing a live Q&A next month; submit your questions here! Amazon Polly launches new Gulf Arabic male NTTS voice AWS HealthOmics supports cross-account sharing of omics analytics stores  New – Amazon EC2 M7a General Purpose Instances Powered by 4th Gen AMD EPYC Processors Amazon OpenSearch Serverless expands support for larger workloads and collections  Reduce Lambda cold start times: migrate to AWS SDK for JavaScript v3  Architecting for Resilience in the cloud for critical railway systems  How Amazon Shopping uses Amazon Rekognition Content Moderation to review harmful images in product reviews Zero-shot text classification with Amazon SageMaker JumpStart Build a multi-account access notification system with Amazon EventBridge Getting Started with CloudWatch agent and collectd  Cost considerations and common options for AWS Network Firewall log management Addressing gender inequity in the technology industry 

Everett Berry, Growth and Open Source at Vantage, joins Corey at Screaming in the Cloud to discuss the complex world of cloud costs. Everett describes how Vantage takes a broad approach to understanding and cutting cloud costs across a number of different providers, and reveals which providers he feels generate large costs quickly. Everett also explains some of his best practices for cutting costs on cloud providers, and explores what he feels the impact of AI will be on cloud providers. Corey and Everett also discuss the pros and cons of AWS savings plans, why AWS can't be counted out when it comes to AI, and why there seems to be such a delay in upgrading instances despite the cost savings. About EverettEverett is the maintainer of ec2instances.info at Vantage. He also writes about cloud infrastructure and analyzes cloud spend. Prior to Vantage Everett was a developer advocate at Arctype, a collaborative SQL client acquired by ClickHouse. Before that, Everett was cofounder and CTO of Perceive, a computer vision company. In his spare time he enjoys playing golf, reading sci-fi, and scrolling Twitter.Links Referenced: Vantage: https://www.vantage.sh/ Vantage Cloud Cost Report: https://www.vantage.sh/cloud-cost-report Everett Berry Twitter: https://twitter.com/retttx Vantage Twitter: https://twitter.com/JoinVantage TranscriptAnnouncer: Hello, and welcome to Screaming in the Cloud with your host, Chief Cloud Economist at The Duckbill Group, Corey Quinn. This weekly show features conversations with people doing interesting work in the world of cloud, thoughtful commentary on the state of the technical world, and ridiculous titles for which Corey refuses to apologize. This is Screaming in the Cloud.Corey:  LANs of the late 90's and early 2000's were a magical place to learn about computers, hang out with your friends, and do cool stuff like share files, run websites & game servers, and occasionally bring the whole thing down with some ill-conceived software or network configuration. That's not how things are done anymore, but what if we could have a 90's style LAN experience along with the best parts of the 21st century internet? (Most of which are very hard to find these days.) Tailscale thinks we can, and I'm inclined to agree. With Tailscale I can use trusted identity providers like Google, or Okta, or GitHub to authenticate users, and automatically generate & rotate keys to authenticate devices I've added to my network. I can also share access to those devices with friends and teammates, or tag devices to give my team broader access. And that's the magic of it, your data is protected by the simple yet powerful social dynamics of small groups that you trust.Try now - it's free forever for personal use. I've been using it for almost two years personally, and am moderately annoyed that they haven't attempted to charge me for what's become an essential-to-my-workflow service.Corey: Have you listened to the new season of Traceroute yet? Traceroute is a tech podcast that peels back the layers of the stack to tell the real, human stories about how the inner workings of our digital world affect our lives in ways you may have never thought of before. Listen and follow Traceroute on your favorite platform, or learn more about Traceroute at origins.dev. My thanks to them for sponsoring this ridiculous podcast. Corey: Welcome to Screaming in the Cloud. I'm Corey Quinn. This seems like an opportune moment to take a step back and look at the overall trend in cloud—specifically AWS—spending. And who better to do that than this week, my guest is Everett Berry who is growth in open-source over at Vantage. And they've just released the Vantage Cloud Cost Report for Q1 of 2023. Everett, thank you for joining me.Everett: Thanks for having me, Corey.Corey: I enjoy playing slap and tickle with AWS bills because I am broken in exactly that kind of way where this is the thing I'm going to do with my time and energy and career. It's rare to find people who are, I guess, similarly afflicted. So, it's great to wind up talking to you, first off.Everett: Yeah, great to be with you as well. Last Week in AWS and in particular, your Twitter account, are things that we follow religiously at Vantage.Corey: Uh-oh [laugh]. So, I want to be clear because I'm sure someone's thinking it out there, that, wait, Vantage does cloud cost optimization as a service? Isn't that what I do? Aren't we competitors? And the answer that I have to that is not by any definition that I've ever seen that was even halfway sensible.If SaaS could do the kind of bespoke consulting engagements that I do, we would not sell bespoke consulting engagements because it's easier to click button: receive software. And I also will point out that we tend to work once customers are at a certain point at scale that in many cases is a bit prohibitive for folks who are just now trying to understand what the heck's going on the first time finance has some very pointed questions about the AWS bill. That's how I see it from my perspective, anyway. Agree? Disagree?Everett: Yeah, I agree with that. I think the product solution, the system of record that companies need when they're dealing with Cloud costs ends up being a different service than the one that you guys provide. And I think actually the to work in concert very well, where you establish a cloud cost optimization practice, and then you keep it in place via software and via sort of the various reporting tools that the Vantage provide. So, I completely agree with you. In fact, in the hundreds of customers and deals that Vantage has worked on, I don't think we have ever come up against Duckbill Group. So, that tells you everything you need to know in that regard.Corey: Yeah. And what's interesting about this is that you have a different scale of visibility into the environment. We wind up dealing with a certain profile, or a couple of profiles, in our customer base. We work with dozens of companies a year; you work with hundreds. And that's bigger numbers, of course, but also in many cases at different segments of the industry.I also am somewhat fond of saying that Vantage is more focused on going broad in ways where we tend to focus on going exclusively deep. We do AWS; the end. You folks do a number of different cloud providers, you do Datadog cost visibility. I've lost track of all the different services that you wind up tracking costs for.Everett: Yeah, that's right. We just launched our 11th provider, which was OpenAI and for the first time in this report, we're actually breaking out data among the different clouds and we're comparing services across AWS, Google, and Azure. And I think it's a bit of a milestone for us because we started on AWS, where I think the cost problem is the most acute, if you will, and we've hit a point now across Azure and Google where we actually have enough data to say some interesting things about how those clouds work. But in general, we have this term, single pane of glass, which is the idea that you use 5, 6, 7 services, and you want to bundle all those costs into one report.Corey: Yeah. And that is something that we see in many cases where customers are taking a more holistic look at things. But, on some level, when people ask me, “Oh, do you focus on Google bills, too,” or Azure bills in the early days, it was, “Well, not yet. Let's take a look.” And what I was seeing was, they're spending, you know, millions or hundreds of millions, in some cases, on AWS, and oh, yeah, here's, like, a $300,000 thing we're running over on GCP is a proof-of-concept or some bizdev thing. And it's… yeah, why don't we focus on the big numbers first? The true secret of cloud economics is, you know, big numbers first rather than alphabetical, but don't tell anyone I told you that.Everett: It's pretty interesting you say that because, you know, in this graph where we break down costs across providers, you can really see that effect on Google and Azure. So, for example, the number three spending category on Google is BigQuery and I think many people would say BigQuery is kind of the jewel of the Google Cloud empire. Similarly for Azure, we actually found Databricks showing up as a top-ten service. Compare that to AWS where you just see a very routine, you know, compute, database, storage, monitoring, bandwidth, down the line. AWS still is the king of costs, if you will, in terms of, like, just running classic compute workloads. And the other services are a little bit more bespoke, which has been something interesting to see play out in our data.Corey: One thing that I've heard that's fascinating to me is that I've now heard from multiple Fortune 500 companies where the Datadog bill is now a board-level concern, given the size and scale of it. And for fun, once I modeled out all the instance-based pricing models that they have for the suite of services they offer, and at the time was three or $400 a month, per instance to run everything that they've got, which, you know, when you look at the instances that I have, costing, you know, 15, 20 bucks a month, in some cases, hmm, seems a little out of whack. And I can absolutely see that turning into an unbounded growth problem in kind of the same way. I just… I don't need to conquer the world. I'm not VC-backed. I am perfectly content at the scale that I'm at—Everett: [laugh].Corey: —with the focus on the problems that I'm focused on.Everett: Yeah, Datadog has been fascinating. It's been one of our fastest-growing providers of sort of the ‘others' category that we've launched. And I think the thing with Datadog that is interesting is you have this phrase cloud costs are all about cloud architecture and I think that's more true on Datadog than a lot of other services because if you have a model where you have, you know, thousands of hosts, and then you add-on one of Datadogs 20 services, which charges per host, suddenly your cloud bill has grown exponentially compared to probably the thing that you were after. And a similar thing happens—actually, my favorite Datadog cost recommendation is, when you have multiple endpoints, and you have sort of multiple query parameters for those endpoints, you end up in this cardinality situation where suddenly Datadog is tracking, again, like, exponentially increasing number of data points, which it's then charging to you on a usage-based model. And so, Datadog is great partners with AWS and I think it's no surprise because the two of them actually sort of go hand-in-hand in terms of the way that they… I don't want to say take ad—Corey: Extract revenue?Everett: Yeah, extract revenue. That's a good term. And, you know, you might say a similar thing about Snowflake, possibly, and the way that they do things. Like oh, the, you know, warehouse has to be on for one minute, minimum, no matter how long the query runs, and various architectural decisions that these folks make that if you were building a cost-optimized version of the service, you would probably go in the other direction.Corey: One thing that I'm also seeing, too, is that I can look at the AWS bill—and just billing data alone—and then say, “Okay, you're using Datadog, aren't you?” Like, “How did you know that?” Like, well, first, most people are secondly, CloudWatch is your number two largest service spend right now. And it's the downstream effect of hammering all the endpoints with all of the systems. And is that data you're actually using? Probably not, in some cases. It's, everyone turns on all the Datadog integrations the first time and then goes back and resets and never does it again.Everett: Yeah, I think we have this set of advice that we give Datadog folks and a lot of it is just, like, turn down the ingestion volume on your logs. Most likely, logs from 30 days ago that are correlated with some new services that you spun up—like you just talked about—are potentially not relevant anymore, for the kind of day-to-day cadence that you want to get into with your cloud spending. So yeah, I mean, I imagine when you're talking to customers, they're bringing up sort of like this interesting distinction where you may end up in a meeting room with the actual engineering team looking at the actual YAML configuration of the Datadog script, just to get a sense of like, well, what are the buttons I can press here? And so, that's… yeah, I mean, that's one reason cloud costs are a pretty interesting world is, on the surface level, you may end up buying some RIs or savings plans, but then when you really get into saving money, you end up actually changing the knobs on the services that you're talking about.Corey: That's always a fun thing when we talk to people in our sales process. It's been sord—“Are you just going to come in and tell us to buy savings plans or reserved instances?” Because the answer to that used to be, “No, that's ridiculous. That's not what we do.” But then we get into environments and find they haven't bought any of those things in 18 months.Everett: [laugh].Corey: —and it's well… okay, that's step two. Step one is what are you using you shouldn't be? Like, basically measure first then cut as opposed to going the other direction and then having to back your way into stuff. Doesn't go well.Everett: Yeah. One of the things that you were discussing last year that I thought was pretty interesting was the gp3 volumes that are now available for RDS and how those volumes, while they offer a nice discount and a nice bump in price-to-performance on EC2, actually don't offer any of that on RDS except for specific workloads. And so, I think that's the kind of thing where, as you're working with folks, as Vantage is working with people, the discussion ends up in these sort of nuanced niche areas, and that's why I think, like, these reports, hopefully, are helping people get a sense of, like, well, what's normal in my architecture or where am I sort of out of bounds? Oh, the fact that I'm spending most of my bill on NAT gateways and bandwidth egress? Well, that's not normal. That would be something that would be not typical of what your normal AWS user is doing.Corey: Right. There's always a question of, “Am I normal?” is one of the first things people love to ask. And it comes in different forms. But it's benchmarking. It's, okay, how much should it cost us to service a thousand monthly active users? It's like, there's no good way to say that across the board for everyone.Everett: Yeah. I like the model of getting into the actual unit costs. I have this sort of vision in my head of, you know, if I'm Uber and I'm reporting metrics to the public stock market, I'm actually reporting a cost to serve a rider, a cost to deliver an Uber Eats meal, in terms of my cloud spend. And that sort of data is just ridiculously hard to get to today. I think it's what we're working towards with Vantage and I think it's something that with these Cloud Cost Reports, we're hoping to get into over time, where we're actually helping companies think about well, okay, within my cloud spend, it's not just what I'm spending on these different services, there's also an idea of how much of my cost to deliver my service should be realized by my cloud spending.Corey: And then people have the uncomfortable realization that wait, my bill is less a function of number of customers I have but more the number of engineers I've hired. What's going on with that?Everett: [laugh]. Yeah, it is interesting to me just how many people end up being involved in this problem at the company. But to your earlier point, the cloud spending discussion has really ramped up over the past year. And I think, hopefully, we are going to be able to converge on a place where we are realizing the promise of the cloud, if you will, which is that it's actually cheaper. And I think what these reports show so far is, like, we've still got a long ways to go for that.Corey: One thing that I think is opportune about the timing of this recording is that as of last week, Amazon wound up announcing their earnings. And Andy Jassy has started getting on the earnings calls, which is how you know it's bad because the CEO of Amazon never deigned to show up on those things before. And he said that a lot of AWS employees are focused and spending their time on helping customers lower their AWS bills. And I'm listening to this going, “Oh, they must be talking to different customers than the ones that I'm talking to.” Are you seeing a lot of Amazonian involvement in reducing AWS bills? Because I'm not and I'm wondering where these people are hiding.Everett: So, we do see one thing, which is reps pushing savings plans on customers, which in general, is great. It's kind of good for everybody, it locks people into longer-term spend on Amazon, it gets them a lower rate, savings plans have some interesting functionality where they can be automatically applied to the area where they offer the most discount. And so, those things are all positive. I will say with Vantage, we're a cloud cost optimization company, of course, and so when folks talk to us, they often already have talked to their AWS rep. And the classic scenario is, that the rep passes over a large spreadsheet of options and ways to reduce costs, but for the company, that spreadsheet may end up being quite a ways away from the point where they actually realize cost savings.And ultimately, the people that are working on cloud cost optimization for Amazon are account reps who are comped by how much cloud spending their accounts are using on Amazon. And so, at the end of the day, some of the, I would say, most hard-hitting optimizations that you work on that we work on, end up hitting areas where they do actually reduce the bill which ends up being not in the account manager's favor. And so, it's a real chicken-and-egg game, except for savings plans is one area where I think everybody can kind of work together.Corey: I have found that… in fairness, there is some defense for Amazon in this but their cost-cutting approach has been rightsizing instances, buy some savings plans, and we are completely out of ideas. Wait, can you switch to Graviton and/or move to serverless? And I used to make fun of them for this but honestly that is some of the only advice that works across the board, irrespective in most cases, of what a customer is doing. Everything else is nuanced and it depends.That's why in some cases, I find that I'm advising customers to spend more money on certain things. Like, the reason that I don't charge percentage of savings in part is because otherwise I'm incentivized to say things like, “Backups? What are you, some kind of coward? Get rid of them.” And that doesn't seem like it's going to be in the customer's interest every time. And as soon as you start down that path, it starts getting a little weird.But people have asked me, what if my customers reach out to their account teams instead of talking to us? And it's, we do bespoke consulting engagements; I do not believe that we have ever had a client who did not first reach out to their account team. If the account teams were capable of doing this at the level that worked for customers, I would have to be doing something else with my business. It is not something that we are seeing hit customers in a way that is effective, and certainly not at scale. You said—as you were right on this—that there's an element here of account managers doing this stuff, there's an [unintelligible 00:15:54] incentive issue in part, but it's also, quality is extraordinarily uneven when it comes to these things because it is its own niche and a lot of people focus in different areas in different ways.Everett: Yeah. And to the areas that you brought up in terms of general advice that's given, we actually have some data on this in this report. In particular Graviton, this is something we've been tracking the whole time we've been doing these reports, which is the past three quarters and we actually are seeing Graviton adoption start to increase more rapidly than it was before. And so, for this last quarter Q1, we're seeing 5% of our costs that we're measuring on EC2 coming from Graviton, which is up from, I want to say 2% the previous quarter, and, like, less than 1% the quarter before. The previous quarter, we also reported that Lambda costs are now majority on ARM among the Vantage customer base.And that one makes some sense to me just because in most cases with Lambda, it's a flip of a switch. And then to your archival point on backups, this is something that we report in this one is that intelligent tiering, which we saw, like, really make an impact for folks towards the end of last year, the numbers for that were flat quarter over quarter. And so, what I mean by that is, we reported that I think, like, two-thirds of our S3 costs are still in the standard storage tier, which is the most expensive tier. And folks have enabled S3 intelligent tiering, which moves your data to progressively cheaper tiers, but we haven't seen that increase this quarter. So, it's the same number as it was last quarter.And I think speaks to what you're talking about with a ceiling on some cost optimization techniques, where it's like, you're not just going to get rid of all your backups; you're not just going to get rid of your, you know, Amazon WorkSpaces archived desktop snapshots that you need for some HIPAA compliance reason. Those things have an upper limit and so that's where, when the AWS rep comes in, it's like, as they go through the list of top spending categories, the recommendations they can give start to provide diminishing returns.Corey: I also think this is sort of a law of large numbers issue. When you start seeing a drop off in the growth rate of large cloud providers, like, there's a problem, in that there are only so many exabyte scale workloads that can be moved inside of a given quarter into the cloud. You're not going to see the same unbounded infinite growth that you would expect mathematically. And people lose their minds when they start to see those things pointed out, but the blame that oh, that's caused by cost optimization efforts, with respect, bullshit it is. I have seen customers devote significant efforts to reducing their AWS bills and it takes massive amounts of work and even then they don't always succeed in getting there.It gets better, but they still wind up a year later, having spent more on a month-by-month basis than they did when they started. Sure they understand it better and it's organic growth that's driving it and they've solved the low hanging fruit problem, but there is a challenge in acting as a boundary for what is, in effect, an unbounded growth problem.Everett: Yeah. And speaking to growth, I thought Microsoft had the most interesting take on where things could happen next quarter, and that, of course, is AI. And so, they attributed, I think it was, 1% of their guidance regarding 26 or 27% growth for Q2 Cloud revenue and it attributed 1% of that to AI. And I think Amazon is really trying to be in the room for those discussions when a large enterprise is talking about AI workloads because it's one of the few remaining cloud workloads that if it's not in the cloud already, is generating potentially massive amounts of growth for these guys.And so, I'm not really sure if I believe the 1% number. I think Microsoft may be having some fun with the fact that, of course, OpenAI is paying them for acting as a cloud provider for ChatGPT and further API, but I do think that AWS, although they were maybe a little slow to the game, they did, to their credit, launch a number of AI services that I'm excited to see if that contributes to the cost that we're measuring next quarter. We did measure, for the first time, a sudden increase on those new [Inf1 00:20:17] EC2 instances, which are optimized for machine learning. And I think if AWS can have success moving customers to those the way they have with Graviton, then that's going to be a very healthy area of growth for them.Corey: I'll also say that it's pretty clear to me that Amazon does not know what it's doing in its world of machine-learning-powered services. I use Azure for the [unintelligible 00:20:44] clients I built originally for Twitter, then for Mastodon—I'm sure Bluesky is coming—but the problem that I'm seeing there is across the board, start to finish, that there is no cohesive story from the AWS side of here's a picture tell me what's in it and if it's words, describe it to me. That's a single API call when we go to Azure. And the more that Amazon talks about something, I find, the less effective they're being in that space. And they will not stop talking about machine learning. Yes, they have instances that are powered by GPUs; that's awesome. But they're an infrastructure provider and moving up the stack is not in their DNA. But that's where all the interest and excitement and discussion is going to be increasingly in the AI space. Good luck.Everett: I think it might be something similar to what you've talked about before with all the options to run containers on AWS. I think they today have a bit of a grab bag of services and they may actually be looking forward to the fact that they're these truly foundational models which let you do a number of tasks, and so they may not need to rely so much on you know, Amazon Polly and Amazon Rekognition and sort of these task-specific services, which to date, I'm not really sure of the takeoff rates on those. We have this cloud costs leaderboard and I don't think you would find them in the top 50 of AWS services. But we'll see what happens with that.AWS I think, ends up being surprisingly good at sticking with it. I think our view is that they probably have the most customer spend on Kubernetes of any major cloud, even though you might say Google at first had the lead on Kubernetes and maybe should have done more with GKE. But to date, I would kind of agree with your take on AI services and I think Azure is… it's Azure's to lose for the moment.Corey: I would agree. I think the future of the cloud is largely Azure's to lose and it has been for a while, just because they get user experience, they get how to talk to enterprises. I just… I wish they would get security a little bit more effectively, and if failing that, communicating with their customers about security more effectively. But it's hard for a leopard to change its spots. Microsoft though has demonstrated an ability to change their nature multiple times, in ways that I would have bet were impossible. So, I just want to see them do it again. It's about time.Everett: Yeah, it's been interesting building on Azure for the past year or so. I wrote a post recently about, kind of, accessing billing data across the different providers and it's interesting in that every cloud provider is unique in the way that it simply provides an external endpoint for downloading your billing data, but Azure is probably one of the easiest integrations; it's just a REST API. However, behind that REST API are, like, years and years of different ways to pay Microsoft: are you on a pay-as-you-go plan, are you on an Azure enterprise plan? So, there's all this sort of organizational complexity hidden behind Azure and I think sometimes it rears its ugly head in a way that stringing together services on Amazon may not, even if that's still a bear in and of itself, if you will.Corey: Any other surprises that you found in the Cloud Cost Report? I mean, looking through it, it seems directionally aligned with what I see in my environments with customers. Like for example, you're not going to see Kubernetes showing up as a line item on any of these things just because—Everett: Yeah.Corey: That is indistinguishable from a billing perspective when we're looking at EC2 spend versus control plane spend. I don't tend to [find 00:24:04] too much that's shocking me. My numbers are of course, different percentage-wise, but surprise, surprise, different companies doing different things doing different percentages, I'm sure only AWS knows for sure.Everett: Yeah, I think the biggest surprise was just the—and, this could very well just be kind of measurement method, but I really expected to see AI services driving more costs, whether it was GPU instances, or AI-specific services—which we actually didn't report on at all, just because they weren't material—or just any indication that AI was a real driver of cloud spending. But I think what you see instead is sort of the same old folks at the top, and if you look at the breakdown of services across providers, that's, you know, compute, database, storage, bandwidth, monitoring. And if you look at our percentage of AI costs as a percentage of EC2 costs, it's relatively flat, quarter over quarter. So, I would have thought that would have shown up in some way in our data and we really didn't see it.Corey: It feels like there's a law of large numbers things. Everyone's talking about it. It's very hype right now—Everett: Yeah.Corey: But it's also—you talk to these companies, like, “Okay, we have four exabytes of data that we're storing and we have a couple 100,000 instances at any given point in time, so yeah, we're going to start spending $100,000 a month on our AI adventures and experiments.” It's like, that's just noise and froth in the bill, comparatively.Everett: Exactly, yeah. And so, that's why I think Microsoft's thought about AI driving a lot of growth in the coming quarters is, we'll see how that plays out, basically. The one other thing I would point to is—and this is probably not surprising, maybe, for you having been in the infrastructure world and seeing a lot of this, but for me, just seeing the length of time it takes companies to upgrade their instance cycles. We're clocking in at almost three years since the C6 series instances have been released and for just now seeing C6 and R6 start to edge above 10% of our compute usage. I actually wonder if that's just the stranglehold that Intel has on cloud computing workloads because it was only last year around re:Invent that the C6in and the Intel version of the C6 series instances had been released. So, I do think in general, there's supposed to be a price-to-performance benefit of upgrading your instances, and so sometimes it surprises me to see how long it takes companies to get around to doing that.Corey: Generation 6 to 7 is also 6% more expensive in my sampling.Everett: Right. That's right. I think Amazon has some work to do to actually make that price-to-performance argument, sort of the way that we were discussing with gp2 versus gp3 volumes. But yeah, I mean, other than that, I think, in general, my view is that we're past the worst of it, if you will, for cloud spending. Q4 was sort of a real letdown, I think, in terms of the data we had and the earnings that these cloud providers had and I think Q1 is actually everyone looking forward to perhaps what we call out at the beginning of the report, which is a return to normal spend patterns across the cloud.Corey: I think that it's going to be an interesting case. One thing that I'm seeing that might very well explain some of the reluctance to upgrade EC2 instances has been that a lot of those EC2 instances are databases. And once those things are up and running and working, people are hesitant to do too much with them. One of the [unintelligible 00:27:29] roads that I've seen of their savings plan approach is that you can migrate EC2 spend to Fargate to Lambda—and that's great—but not RDS. You're effectively leaving a giant pile of money on the table if you've made a three-year purchase commitment on these things. So, all right, we're not going to be in any rush to migrate to those things, which I think is AWS getting in its own way.Everett: That's exactly right. When we encounter customers that have a large amount of database spend, the most cost-effective option is almost always basically bare-metal EC2 even with the overhead of managing the backup-restore scalability of those things. So, in some ways, that's a good thing because it means that you can then take advantage of the, kind of, heavy committed use options on EC2, but of course, in other ways, it's a bit of a letdown because, in the ideal case, RDS would scale with the level of workloads and the economics would make more sense, but it seems that is really not the case.Corey: I really want to thank you for taking the time to come on the show and talk to me. I'll include a link in the [show notes 00:28:37] to the Cost Report. One thing I appreciate is the fact that it doesn't have one of those gates in front of it of, your email address, and what country you're in, and how can our salespeople best bother you. It's just, here's a link to the PDF. The end. So, thanks for that; it's appreciated. Where else can people go to find you?Everett: So, I'm on Twitter talking about cloud infrastructure and AI. I'm at@retttx, that's R-E-T-T-T-X. And then of course, Vantage also did quick hot-takes on this report with a series of graphs and explainers in a Twitter thread and that's @JoinVantage.Corey: And we will, of course, put links to that in the [show notes 00:29:15]. Thank you so much for your time. I appreciate it.Everett: Thanks, Corey. Great to chat.Corey: Everett Berry, growth in open-source at Vantage. I'm Cloud Economist Corey Quinn and this is Screaming in the Cloud. If you've enjoyed this podcast, please leave a five-star review on your podcast platform of choice, whereas if you've hated this podcast, please leave a five-star review on your podcast platform of choice along with an angry, insulting comment that will increase its vitriol generation over generation, by approximately 6%.Corey: If your AWS bill keeps rising and your blood pressure is doing the same, then you need The Duckbill Group. We help companies fix their AWS bill by making it smaller and less horrifying. The Duckbill Group works for you, not AWS. 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A inteligência artificial deu uma grande passo com o desenvolvimento do ChatGPT e não falta quem lhe gabe as potencialidades. Para já ainda tem muitas imprecisões, mas acumula nova informação a uma grande velocidade. O que ainda não faz, nem sabe quando vai fazer, é falar com humanos. Fica-se pela escrita. Como isto é um podcast tivemos de encontrar solução. Neste episódio, conversamos com o ChatGPT e ele responde-nos através da Inês do Amazon Polly.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“John: Once you identify what it is that you're afraid of, then you need to examine it.” Credits: These podcasts are productions of Little Red Hen Industries. Learn about financial education & personal financial management in this episode with John Brandy on the Simple Success podcast. Learn more about Simple Success with John Brandy using our all-in-one access link here Visit the Simple Success with John Brandy website today! We have websites for both podcasts. Send us a video, audio or text message, but of course you'll have to head to the show notes to get links. Supercast Premium: https://simplesuccesswithjohnbrandy.supercast.com/ Simple Success Web: https://www.simplesuccesswithjohnbrandy.com/ A Choice Voice Web: https://www.achoicevoice.com/ iOS Simple Success: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/simple-success-with-john-brandy/id1549566678 Droid Simple Success: https://podcasts.google.com/search/simple%20success%20with%20john%20brandy iOS A Choice Voice: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/a-choice-voice-with-john-brandy/id1560026051 Droid A Choice Voice: https://podcasts.google.com/search/a%20choice%20voice%20with%20john%20brandy Support: https://anchor.fm/simplesuccess/support https://anchor.fm/achoicevoice/support Voice Msgs: https://anchor.fm/simplesuccess/message https://anchor.fm/achoicevoice/message ListenNotes (Podcast Playlists & Stuff): https://www.listennotes.com/playlists/john-brandys-podcast-playlist-GxK2g7uwZDU/podcasts/ AI Voices & Other Stuff @ Online Tone Generator & @ Amazon Polly & Google Finally, you can find us on Podmatch & Matchmaker.FM, where we consider guests & guesting on other pods. Podmatch Host https://podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/1611285111512x890580376127176400?return=true Podmatch Guest https://podmatch.com/guestdetailpreview/1611285111512x890580376127176400?return=true And really finally, our music and sound effects come from freesound.org --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/simplesuccess/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/simplesuccess/support

"The reason for doing anything has to be more important than your fear and anxiety." Credits: These podcasts are productions of Little Red Hen Industries. Learn about financial education & personal financial management in this episode with John Brandy on the Simple Success podcast. Learn more about Simple Success with John Brandy using our all-in-one access link here Visit the Simple Success with John Brandy website today! We have websites for both podcasts. Send us a video, audio or text message, but of course you'll have to head to the show notes to get links. Supercast Premium: https://simplesuccesswithjohnbrandy.supercast.com/ Simple Success Web: https://www.simplesuccesswithjohnbrandy.com/ A Choice Voice Web: https://www.achoicevoice.com/ iOS Simple Success: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/simple-success-with-john-brandy/id1549566678 Droid Simple Success: https://podcasts.google.com/search/simple%20success%20with%20john%20brandy iOS A Choice Voice: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/a-choice-voice-with-john-brandy/id1560026051 Droid A Choice Voice: https://podcasts.google.com/search/a%20choice%20voice%20with%20john%20brandy Support: https://anchor.fm/simplesuccess/support https://anchor.fm/achoicevoice/support Voice Msgs: https://anchor.fm/simplesuccess/message https://anchor.fm/achoicevoice/message ListenNotes (Podcast Playlists & Stuff): https://www.listennotes.com/playlists/john-brandys-podcast-playlist-GxK2g7uwZDU/podcasts/ AI Voices & Other Stuff @ Online Tone Generator & @ Amazon Polly & Google Finally, you can find us on Podmatch & Matchmaker.FM, where we consider guests & guesting on other pods. Podmatch Host https://podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/1611285111512x890580376127176400?return=true Podmatch Guest https://podmatch.com/guestdetailpreview/1611285111512x890580376127176400?return=true And really finally, our music and sound effects come from freesound.org --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/simplesuccess/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/simplesuccess/support

"Doubting Thomas: How does stress affect financial decision-making?” Guest Links: Quantum Leap Global Credits: These podcasts are productions of Little Red Hen Industries. Learn about financial education & personal financial management in this episode with John Brandy on the Simple Success podcast. Learn more about Simple Success with John Brandy using our all-in-one access link here Visit the Simple Success with John Brandy website today! We have websites for both podcasts. Send us a video, audio or text message, but of course you'll have to head to the show notes to get links. Supercast Premium: https://simplesuccesswithjohnbrandy.supercast.com/ Simple Success Web: https://www.simplesuccesswithjohnbrandy.com/ A Choice Voice Web: https://www.achoicevoice.com/ iOS Simple Success: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/simple-success-with-john-brandy/id1549566678 Droid Simple Success: https://podcasts.google.com/search/simple%20success%20with%20john%20brandy iOS A Choice Voice: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/a-choice-voice-with-john-brandy/id1560026051 Droid A Choice Voice: https://podcasts.google.com/search/a%20choice%20voice%20with%20john%20brandy Support: https://anchor.fm/simplesuccess/support https://anchor.fm/achoicevoice/support Voice Msgs: https://anchor.fm/simplesuccess/message https://anchor.fm/achoicevoice/message ListenNotes (Podcast Playlists & Stuff): https://www.listennotes.com/playlists/john-brandys-podcast-playlist-GxK2g7uwZDU/podcasts/ AI Voices & Other Stuff @ Online Tone Generator & @ Amazon Polly & Google Finally, you can find us on Podmatch & Matchmaker.FM, where we consider guests & guesting on other pods. Podmatch Host https://podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/1611285111512x890580376127176400?return=true Podmatch Guest https://podmatch.com/guestdetailpreview/1611285111512x890580376127176400?return=true And really finally, our music and sound effects come from freesound.org --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/simplesuccess/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/simplesuccess/support

"DT, happiness is an inside job, but it can be measured outwardly by how you carry yourself and carry out your duties?” Credits: These podcasts are productions of Little Red Hen Industries. Learn about financial education & personal financial management in this episode with John Brandy on the Simple Success podcast. Learn more about Simple Success with John Brandy using our all-in-one access link here Visit the Simple Success with John Brandy website today! We have websites for both podcasts. Send us a video, audio or text message, but of course you'll have to head to the show notes to get links. Supercast Premium: https://simplesuccesswithjohnbrandy.supercast.com/ Simple Success Web: https://www.simplesuccesswithjohnbrandy.com/ A Choice Voice Web: https://www.achoicevoice.com/ iOS Simple Success: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/simple-success-with-john-brandy/id1549566678 Droid Simple Success: https://podcasts.google.com/search/simple%20success%20with%20john%20brandy iOS A Choice Voice: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/a-choice-voice-with-john-brandy/id1560026051 Droid A Choice Voice: https://podcasts.google.com/search/a%20choice%20voice%20with%20john%20brandy Support: https://anchor.fm/simplesuccess/support https://anchor.fm/achoicevoice/support Voice Msgs: https://anchor.fm/simplesuccess/message https://anchor.fm/achoicevoice/message ListenNotes (Podcast Playlists & Stuff): https://www.listennotes.com/playlists/john-brandys-podcast-playlist-GxK2g7uwZDU/podcasts/ AI Voices & Other Stuff @ Online Tone Generator & @ Amazon Polly & Google Finally, you can find us on Podmatch & Matchmaker.FM, where we consider guests & guesting on other pods. Podmatch Host https://podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/1611285111512x890580376127176400?return=true Podmatch Guest https://podmatch.com/guestdetailpreview/1611285111512x890580376127176400?return=true And really finally, our music and sound effects come from freesound.org --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/simplesuccess/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/simplesuccess/support

"Doubting Thomas: Are we still talking about this paradigm stuff? John: Yes we are. Do you know what we say about change?” Credits: These podcasts are productions of Little Red Hen Industries. Learn about financial education & personal financial management in this episode with John Brandy on the Simple Success podcast. Learn more about Simple Success with John Brandy using our all-in-one access link here Visit the Simple Success with John Brandy website today! We have websites for both podcasts. Send us a video, audio or text message, but of course you'll have to head to the show notes to get links. Supercast Premium: https://simplesuccesswithjohnbrandy.supercast.com/ Simple Success Web: https://www.simplesuccesswithjohnbrandy.com/ A Choice Voice Web: https://www.achoicevoice.com/ iOS Simple Success: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/simple-success-with-john-brandy/id1549566678 Droid Simple Success: https://podcasts.google.com/search/simple%20success%20with%20john%20brandy iOS A Choice Voice: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/a-choice-voice-with-john-brandy/id1560026051 Droid A Choice Voice: https://podcasts.google.com/search/a%20choice%20voice%20with%20john%20brandy Support: https://anchor.fm/simplesuccess/support https://anchor.fm/achoicevoice/support Voice Msgs: https://anchor.fm/simplesuccess/message https://anchor.fm/achoicevoice/message ListenNotes (Podcast Playlists & Stuff): https://www.listennotes.com/playlists/john-brandys-podcast-playlist-GxK2g7uwZDU/podcasts/ AI Voices & Other Stuff @ Online Tone Generator & @ Amazon Polly & Google Finally, you can find us on Podmatch & Matchmaker.FM, where we consider guests & guesting on other pods. Podmatch Host https://podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/1611285111512x890580376127176400?return=true Podmatch Guest https://podmatch.com/guestdetailpreview/1611285111512x890580376127176400?return=true And really finally, our music and sound effects come from freesound.org --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/simplesuccess/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/simplesuccess/support

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The best text-to-speech providers can help businesses bring their ideas to life with a voice that's friendly and relatable, making products more personal. More importantly, it can give a sense of humanity to brands that need to deliver any kind of message or content. The text-to-speech technology generates an audio file with a human voice that could be downloaded and played on personal computers, mobile devices, and car stereos. Have you ever spent an hour or two trying to read a document - where it's not easy to find time to read the document and also not easy to concentrate on the reading? Talk-With-AI is a text-to-speech tool that solves that problem by giving you “voice assistants” that read your documents aloud while you do what you want. What can the best text-to-speech do for you? Talk-With-AI will help you engage more people online! Generally, people will be quite happy to listen rather than read everything you're saying if they're short on time. Change the way you communicate with your customers by delivering some of your content via audio files rather than text for a more engaging experience. While text-to-speech solution may be tempting to read out something yourself in a friendly voice, it's generally better to use the text to speech software instead. While they won't come across as natural at first, algorithms will continue to improve over time, and natural variations between voices are sure leave you're listeners intrigued. You Can Talk-With-AI and it reads your audio script aloud with the best natural voices ever! No matter what the reason may be as long as you have audio files or raw text files you need an embeddable speech synthesizer that has deep learning built-in and that's exactly what Text-to-Speech (TTS) solutions enable you to deliver to your audience. Cost less than the traditional recording with the talent of the human voice. Voice acting is a wonderful solution for online businesses and today, thanks to technological inventions there are many voice recording services that can help you get started on a tight budget. The fact is, with so much competition in e-commerce nowadays, any edge you can get over your competitors could give your company that little boost needed to beat out the big guys. In this case, vocal performance has arrived just at the right time when it comes to reducing costs while developing a high level of customer trust and rapport. Luckily, you can get more done with your time. Content creators, voice-over seekers, and audiobook makers can focus on their core business instead of attempting to record your own voice day by day. Improved customer engagement, better conversion rates, and reduced costs for hiring voice-over talents! If you're making and recording content for your website or blog, you'll want to differentiate yourself from everyone else out there and build a bond with your audience. Adding voice-overs will give your page a more personal feel because they sound more human and can make it easier to engage with what's written on the screen. If you want to find narrators that have native accents then it's best to use a platform like tts.adcrew.us where it has experienced voice-over artists that provide different types of delivery. You can also create content in multiple languages opens up an entirely new market for anyone selling products internationally. Now you don't have to wait for anyone to read your content aloud! How do you say something? There's a sound to speech. It's as individual as our fingerprints, and it creates an emotional connection. This is particularly important in copywriting, where your own 'voice' - how you talk, think, and feel - will be part of what makes your content effective or not. Have you ever tried text to speech google online? If yes, so try Talk-With-AI - text to speech demo - at tts.adcrew.us! You will say goodbye to things such as text to speech google docs! 7 creative ideas to do with this best text to speech tool. 1. Do a series of funny videos with the text-to-speech reading from famous books, songs, and novels. The low-cost idea could be done with a phone and shared on your social media. 2. A story selling to natural voice talents, using our American English voices (both male and female) as a backing vocalist. 3. Come up with a Talk-With-Ai video series where the robot gets injured (surgically enhanced scars) and at the end of each video, it hilariously reveals that it's just another super-realistic makeup or prosthetic. 4. Make a marketing video, show that despite being automated, a human still works behind the scenes. Have a human in the video, it may be possible to have the whole process automated. Reveal that with your command. You will hear a sound, someone is listening to you. 5. Create a series of fun how-to animated videos demonstrating how to make different types of content (videos, podcasts, audiobooks, etc.). Make the explainer video set in the future and show voice actresses and actors in the future being replaced by Talk-With-AI. 6. Use text-to-speech technology to help improve personal performance for athletes that struggle with reading. 7. Use it to read out funny text, like the newest Wikipedia article edits. Conclusion Instead of spending a large amount of time reading for hours and hours, they can now have the AI to read for them online or offline on mobile devices. The voices generated are better than other text to speech robot such as text to speech Google, Amazon Polly... Forget about them, their voices are worse than Talk-With-AI's text to speech voices. You can also forget other things like text to speech free download or text to speech daniel! You don't need to install anything to use Talk-With-AI! It is very useful because it will save a lot of time and energy that would be spent reading things that you don't have to.

動画作成の案件で音声読みあげを使うことになり、音読さんやAmazon Pollyを検討している話です。音読さんはクレジットを入れれば商用無料で使えます。Amazon Pollyは初年度は500万字/月まで無料。2年目からも100万字あたり月4ドルと安いです。 ＝＝＝ 目次 ＝＝＝ 00:00:00 動画作成で音声読みあげを使いたい 00:02:04 音読さんは商用無料で使える 00:06:34 Amazon Pollyは初年度無料 00:08:56 LOVOも無料プランあり ------- #アシカガCAST デジタル活用のヒントを与えられることを目指した ・各回ワンテーマ（余計な近況報告ナシ） ・5分くらいでさらっと聴ける ポッドキャストを基本週5回（月〜金）配信しています。 #ラジオ #ポッドキャスト ■Twitterアカウント https://twitter.com/ashikagacast Apple Podcast、Spotify、Google Podcastなどでも配信しています。 ■アシカガCAST on アシカガノオト http://bit.ly/ashikagacast_notion ■アシカガノオト http://bit.ly/ashikaganote

動画作成の案件で音声読みあげを使うことになり、音読さんやAmazon Pollyを検討している話です。音読さんはクレジットを入れれば商用無料で使えます。Amazon Pollyは初年度は500万字/月まで無料。2年目からも100万字あたり月4ドルと安いです。＝＝＝ 目次 ＝＝＝00:00:00 動画作成で音声読みあげを使いたい00:02:04 音読さんは商用無料で使える00:06:34 Amazon Pollyは初年度無料00:08:56 LOVOも無料プランあり-------#アシカガCASTデジタル活用のヒントを与えられることを目指した・各回ワンテーマ（余計な近況報告ナシ）・5分くらいでさらっと聴けるポッドキャストを基本週5回（月〜金）配信しています。#ラジオ #ポッドキャスト■Twitterアカウントhttps://twitter.com/ashikagacastApple Podcast、Spotify、Google Podcastなどでも配信しています。■アシカガCAST on アシカガノオトhttp://bit.ly/ashikagacast_notion■アシカガノオトhttp://bit.ly/ashikaganote

This podcast, created using Amazon Polly, discusses using Polly to convert Text to Speech

Sitting in a car park waiting for my daughter to finish her dance class, I didn't have my mic but wanted to share thoughts on employee engagement on the PeopleManagiingPeople site; and I decided to have some else to do the talking. I downloaded Talkia, and frankly I think you are going to relieved to hear some other voices. Talkia was created by Bryxen, the same company behind Toonly, Doodly, and Voomly video software; I have been using Doodly for training videos and am really excited by the results. These are AI applications which convert text to audio. After the engagement points, I share a brief comparison between Talkia and another service called Speechelo. I have yet to experiment with the Amazon Polly; but all of these offer over 30 voices, genders and kids, and even foreign language translation and voice over - for less than the price of one studio artist voice over.My daughter has finished her 45 mins class so I had better sign. off and drive her home; AI can't replace being a Dad.Create content using AI - Trylately! Automatically generate social posts from videos and podcasts into dozens of social posts.Earth.ai models human interaction. Earth.ai provides access to a bias-free view on what really drives behaviour.Unless.com Build drop in site experience Optimize your existing website for each individual.How to #getnoticed mastermind. #getnoticed with courses and masterminds developed by experienced PR agency owner Jim James.Support the show (http://www.paypal.me/eastwestpruk)

In this booklet are the instructions for Loving-kindness Meditation (Metta) and the Practice of the Brahma Viharas which is based on the earliest Buddhist suttas, and if practiced correctly, will lead you to the supreme goal of Nibbana — in this very life. This booklet gives easy to follow instructions for a daily practice. Just 30 minutes a day gets you on a path to a deep experience of the truth. A month or two can even yield your first jhana experience because of the special "relax" step that is added for eliminating hindrances. For over 40 years Bhante Vimalaramsi researched and practiced many methods without finding any real satisfaction. He went back to the earliest Buddhist teachings. He found what he was seeking. Bhante's method of “The 6Rs", based on Right Effort, is the key to the cessation of craving and the elimination of ignorance. Bhante Vimalaramsi has been a monk since 1986 and practiced with many of the major Buddhist teachers in Asia. He now teaches all over the world and is the abbot of the Dhamma Sukha Meditation Center near St. Louis, Mo, USA. On Amazon Here

Wherein Popeye explains why aliens need not apply. AMI-42 is played by Amazon Polly voice, Amy. Popeye is played by Amazon Polly voice, Brian. Written, produced, and sound design by Robert W. Tinsley. Music from https://filmmusic.io "Fearless First" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Find transcripts here: https://bit.ly/2RgGz7u Follow me on: Twitter https://bit.ly/3aObmjW Facebook https://bit.ly/35cxSRv Instagram https://bit.ly/2SgXc3p YouTube https://bit.ly/2W14nhm For more information, visit my Website. https://bit.ly/2xVPcxn If you like our show, help us out by telling others about our podcast and where to find it. To further support the independent artists involved in creating this show, visit us at: patreon.com/robertwtinsley, https://anchor.fm/escapescifi/support or consider making a one-time Donation (http://robertwtinsley.com/home/donate/). Thank you so much. We greatly appreciate your help. Thanks for listening. ESCAPE! and IN DAYS GONE BY are available on the following platforms: RSS https://bit.ly/39NzF0b Anchor https://bit.ly/2Rfx7kJ Spotify https://spoti.fi/34jgABU Apple https://apple.co/3aPPbK7 Breaker https://bit.ly/2ywANbk Google Podcasts https://bit.ly/3dX5dDX Pocket Casts https://pca.st/it295r2g Radio Public https://bit.ly/3dYM4Bs Deezer https://bit.ly/3e1XTXy Overcast https://bit.ly/2UNO2Nq --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/escapescifi/support

Wherein Popeye explains why aliens need not apply. AMI-42 is played by Amazon Polly voice, Amy. Popeye is played by Amazon Polly voice, Brian. Written, produced, and sound design by Robert W. Tinsley. Music from https://filmmusic.io "Fearless First" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Find transcripts here: https://bit.ly/2RgGz7u Follow me on: Twitter https://bit.ly/3aObmjW Facebook https://bit.ly/35cxSRv Instagram https://bit.ly/2SgXc3p YouTube https://bit.ly/2W14nhm For more information, visit my Website. https://bit.ly/2xVPcxn If you like our show, help us out by telling others about our podcast and where to find it. To further support the independent artists involved in creating this show, visit us at: patreon.com/robertwtinsley, https://anchor.fm/escapescifi/support or consider making a one-time Donation (http://robertwtinsley.com/home/donate/). Thank you so much. We greatly appreciate your help. Thanks for listening. ESCAPE! and IN DAYS GONE BY are available on the following platforms: RSS https://bit.ly/39NzF0b Anchor https://bit.ly/2Rfx7kJ Spotify https://spoti.fi/34jgABU Apple https://apple.co/3aPPbK7 Breaker https://bit.ly/2ywANbk Google Podcasts https://bit.ly/3dX5dDX Pocket Casts https://pca.st/it295r2g Radio Public https://bit.ly/3dYM4Bs Deezer https://bit.ly/3e1XTXy Overcast https://bit.ly/2UNO2Nq --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/escapescifi/support

Wherein Popeye explains body image. AMI-42 is played by Amazon Polly voice, Amy. Popeye is played by Amazon Polly voice, Brian. Written, produced, and sound design by Robert W. Tinsley. Music from https://filmmusic.io "Fearless First" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Find transcripts here: https://bit.ly/2RgGz7u Follow me on: Twitter https://bit.ly/3aObmjW Facebook  https://bit.ly/35cxSRv Instagram https://bit.ly/2SgXc3p YouTube https://bit.ly/2W14nhm For more information, visit my Website. https://bit.ly/2xVPcxn If you like our show, help us out by telling others about our podcast and where to find it. To further support the independent artists involved in creating this show, visit us at: patreon.com/robertwtinsley, https://anchor.fm/escapescifi/support or consider making a one-time Donation (http://robertwtinsley.com/home/donate/). Thank you so much. We greatly appreciate your help. Thanks for listening. ESCAPE! and IN DAYS GONE BY are available on the following platforms: RSS https://bit.ly/39NzF0b Anchor https://bit.ly/2Rfx7kJ Spotify https://spoti.fi/34jgABU Apple https://apple.co/3aPPbK7 Breaker https://bit.ly/2ywANbk Google Podcasts https://bit.ly/3dX5dDX Pocket Casts https://pca.st/it295r2g Radio Public https://bit.ly/3dYM4Bs Deezer https://bit.ly/3e1XTXy Overcast https://bit.ly/2UNO2Nq --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/escapescifi/support

Wherein Popeye explains body image. AMI-42 is played by Amazon Polly voice, Amy. Popeye is played by Amazon Polly voice, Brian. Written, produced, and sound design by Robert W. Tinsley. Music from https://filmmusic.io "Fearless First" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Find transcripts here: https://bit.ly/2RgGz7u Follow me on: Twitter https://bit.ly/3aObmjW Facebook  https://bit.ly/35cxSRv Instagram https://bit.ly/2SgXc3p YouTube https://bit.ly/2W14nhm For more information, visit my Website. https://bit.ly/2xVPcxn If you like our show, help us out by telling others about our podcast and where to find it. To further support the independent artists involved in creating this show, visit us at: patreon.com/robertwtinsley, https://anchor.fm/escapescifi/support or consider making a one-time Donation (http://robertwtinsley.com/home/donate/). Thank you so much. We greatly appreciate your help. Thanks for listening. ESCAPE! and IN DAYS GONE BY are available on the following platforms: RSS https://bit.ly/39NzF0b Anchor https://bit.ly/2Rfx7kJ Spotify https://spoti.fi/34jgABU Apple https://apple.co/3aPPbK7 Breaker https://bit.ly/2ywANbk Google Podcasts https://bit.ly/3dX5dDX Pocket Casts https://pca.st/it295r2g Radio Public https://bit.ly/3dYM4Bs Deezer https://bit.ly/3e1XTXy Overcast https://bit.ly/2UNO2Nq --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/escapescifi/support

Wherein AMI explains a thing or two. AMI-42 is played by Amazon Polly voice, Amy. Popeye is played by Amazon Polly voice, Brian. Written, produced, and sound design by Robert W. Tinsley. Music from https://filmmusic.io "Fearless First" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Find transcripts here: https://bit.ly/2RgGz7u Follow me on: Twitter https://bit.ly/3aObmjW Facebook https://bit.ly/35cxSRv Instagram https://bit.ly/2SgXc3p YouTube https://bit.ly/2W14nhm For more information, visit my Website. https://bit.ly/2xVPcxn If you like our show, help us out by telling others about our podcast and where to find it. To further support the independent artists involved in creating this show, visit us at: patreon.com/robertwtinsley, https://anchor.fm/escapescifi/support or consider making a one-time Donation (http://robertwtinsley.com/home/donate/). Thank you so much. We greatly appreciate your help. Thanks for listening. ESCAPE! and IN DAYS GONE BY are available on the following platforms: RSS https://bit.ly/39NzF0b Anchor https://bit.ly/2Rfx7kJ Spotify https://spoti.fi/34jgABU Apple https://apple.co/3aPPbK7 Breaker https://bit.ly/2ywANbk Google Podcasts https://bit.ly/3dX5dDX Pocket Casts https://pca.st/it295r2g Radio Public https://bit.ly/3dYM4Bs Deezer https://bit.ly/3e1XTXy Overcast https://bit.ly/2UNO2Nq --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/escapescifi/support

En este es el episodio #9 del Podcast de AWS en Español.En este episodio, te vamos a contar todo lo que necesitas saber sobre Amazon Connect, un servicio que te permite crear un call center en la nube con inteligencia artificial y totalmente integrado a AWS00:00 - Introducción01:53 - Noticias 05:00 - Introducción al invitado de hoy05:49 - Qué es un TAM?08:47 - Qué es Amazon Connect?18:07 - Cómo empezar con Connect?28:16 - Amazon Lex37:45 - Amazon Polly y Transcribe47:13 - Otras integraciones con Connect49:06 - Reportes en Connect50:41 - Ejemplos muy actuales de uso de Connect59:14 - Consejos para empezar

Wherein AMI explains a thing or two. AMI-42 is played by Amazon Polly voice, Amy. Popeye is played by Amazon Polly voice, Brian. Written, produced, and sound design by Robert W. Tinsley. Music from https://filmmusic.io "Fearless First" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Find transcripts here: https://bit.ly/2RgGz7u Follow me on: Twitter https://bit.ly/3aObmjW Facebook https://bit.ly/35cxSRv Instagram https://bit.ly/2SgXc3p YouTube https://bit.ly/2W14nhm For more information, visit my Website. https://bit.ly/2xVPcxn If you like our show, help us out by telling others about our podcast and where to find it. To further support the independent artists involved in creating this show, visit us at: patreon.com/robertwtinsley, https://anchor.fm/escapescifi/support or consider making a one-time Donation (http://robertwtinsley.com/home/donate/). Thank you so much. We greatly appreciate your help. Thanks for listening. ESCAPE! and IN DAYS GONE BY are available on the following platforms: RSS https://bit.ly/39NzF0b Anchor https://bit.ly/2Rfx7kJ Spotify https://spoti.fi/34jgABU Apple https://apple.co/3aPPbK7 Breaker https://bit.ly/2ywANbk Google Podcasts https://bit.ly/3dX5dDX Pocket Casts https://pca.st/it295r2g Radio Public https://bit.ly/3dYM4Bs Deezer https://bit.ly/3e1XTXy Overcast https://bit.ly/2UNO2Nq --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/escapescifi/support

Wherein Popeye schools AMI on decisions. AMI-42 is played by Amazon Polly voice, Amy. Popeye is played by Amazon Polly voice, Brian. Written, produced, and sound design by Robert W. Tinsley. Music from https://filmmusic.io "Fearless First" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Find transcripts here: https://bit.ly/2RgGz7u Follow me on: Twitter https://bit.ly/3aObmjW Facebook https://bit.ly/35cxSRv Instagram https://bit.ly/2SgXc3p YouTube https://bit.ly/2W14nhm For more information, visit my Website. https://bit.ly/2xVPcxn If you like our show, help us out by telling others about our podcast and where to find it. To further support the independent artists involved in creating this show, visit us at: patreon.com/robertwtinsley, https://anchor.fm/escapescifi/support or consider making a one-time Donation (http://robertwtinsley.com/home/donate/). Thank you so much. We greatly appreciate your help. Thanks for listening. ESCAPE! and IN DAYS GONE BY are available on the following platforms: RSS https://bit.ly/39NzF0b Anchor https://bit.ly/2Rfx7kJ Spotify https://spoti.fi/34jgABU Apple https://apple.co/3aPPbK7 Breaker https://bit.ly/2ywANbk Google Podcasts https://bit.ly/3dX5dDX Pocket Casts https://pca.st/it295r2g Radio Public https://bit.ly/3dYM4Bs Deezer https://bit.ly/3e1XTXy Overcast https://bit.ly/2UNO2Nq --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/escapescifi/support

Wherein Popeye schools AMI on decisions. AMI-42 is played by Amazon Polly voice, Amy. Popeye is played by Amazon Polly voice, Brian. Written, produced, and sound design by Robert W. Tinsley. Music from https://filmmusic.io "Fearless First" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Find transcripts here: https://bit.ly/2RgGz7u Follow me on: Twitter https://bit.ly/3aObmjW Facebook https://bit.ly/35cxSRv Instagram https://bit.ly/2SgXc3p YouTube https://bit.ly/2W14nhm For more information, visit my Website. https://bit.ly/2xVPcxn If you like our show, help us out by telling others about our podcast and where to find it. To further support the independent artists involved in creating this show, visit us at: patreon.com/robertwtinsley, https://anchor.fm/escapescifi/support or consider making a one-time Donation (http://robertwtinsley.com/home/donate/). Thank you so much. We greatly appreciate your help. Thanks for listening. ESCAPE! and IN DAYS GONE BY are available on the following platforms: RSS https://bit.ly/39NzF0b Anchor https://bit.ly/2Rfx7kJ Spotify https://spoti.fi/34jgABU Apple https://apple.co/3aPPbK7 Breaker https://bit.ly/2ywANbk Google Podcasts https://bit.ly/3dX5dDX Pocket Casts https://pca.st/it295r2g Radio Public https://bit.ly/3dYM4Bs Deezer https://bit.ly/3e1XTXy Overcast https://bit.ly/2UNO2Nq --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/escapescifi/support

Wherein Serena writes a check she doesn't know how to cash. We are currently running a Kickstarter Campaign to raise money to produce a high-quality audiobook of the first season of ESCAPE! Scifi. There are only 48 hours left. We are so close! Please help us hit our goal. Here is the URL: https://bit.ly/3h43b5e Upon successful completion of our campaign most backers will receive an MP3 copy of a re-edited, remastered audiobook of the first season of Escape Scifi. And there are lots of other rewards as well. Please share the Kickstarter URL with all your friends and on all your social media. Spread the word and help us get this new audiobook done. AMI-42 is played by Amazon Polly voice, Amy. Popeye is played by Amazon Polly voice, Brian. Written, produced, and sound design by Robert W. Tinsley. Music from https://filmmusic.io "Fearless First" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Find transcripts here: https://bit.ly/2RgGz7u Follow me on: Twitter https://bit.ly/3aObmjW Facebook https://bit.ly/35cxSRv Instagram https://bit.ly/2SgXc3p YouTube https://bit.ly/2W14nhm For more information, visit my Website. https://bit.ly/2xVPcxn If you like our show, help us out by telling others about our podcast and where to find it. To further support the independent artists involved in creating this show, visit us at: patreon.com/robertwtinsley, https://anchor.fm/escapescifi/support or consider making a one-time Donation (http://robertwtinsley.com/home/donate/). Thank you so much. We greatly appreciate your help. Thanks for listening. ESCAPE! and IN DAYS GONE BY are available on the following platforms: RSS https://bit.ly/39NzF0b Anchor https://bit.ly/2Rfx7kJ Spotify https://spoti.fi/34jgABU Apple https://apple.co/3aPPbK7 Breaker https://bit.ly/2ywANbk Google Podcasts https://bit.ly/3dX5dDX Pocket Casts https://pca.st/it295r2g Radio Public https://bit.ly/3dYM4Bs Deezer https://bit.ly/3e1XTXy Overcast https://bit.ly/2UNO2Nq --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/escapescifi/support

Wherein AMI and Popeye talk about language and the Kickstarter Campaign. We are currently running a Kickstarter Campaign to raise money to produce a high-quality audiobook of the first season of ESCAPE! Scifi. Here is the URL: https://bit.ly/2RnfXSd Our campaign has funded! Thank you so much to all the people who have pledged their support. But it's not over yet. The campaign runs until late evening on September 10, so there is still time for you to get some of our rewards. And the advantage of pledging now? You are assured that you will get your reward. No uncertainty. In the meantime, please share the Kickstarter URL with all your friends and on all your social media. Help us spread the word. AMI-42 is played by Amazon Polly voice, Amy. Popeye is played by Amazon Polly voice, Brian. Written, produced, and sound design by Robert W. Tinsley. Music from https://filmmusic.io "Volatile Reaction" by Kevin MacLeod Follow me on: Twitter https://bit.ly/3aObmjW Facebook https://bit.ly/35cxSRv Instagram https://bit.ly/2SgXc3p YouTube https://bit.ly/2W14nhm For more information, visit my Website. https://bit.ly/2xVPcxn If you like our show, help us out by telling others about our podcast and where to find it. And, as always, thanks for listening! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/escapescifi/support

Wherein Serena writes a check she doesn't know how to cash. We are currently running a Kickstarter Campaign to raise money to produce a high-quality audiobook of the first season of ESCAPE! Scifi. The campaign ends on September 10 at 8:30 PM MDT. We are so close! Please help us bust through our goal. Here is the URL: https://bit.ly/3h43b5e Upon successful completion of our campaign most backers will receive an MP3 copy of a re-edited, remastered audiobook of the first season of Escape Scifi. And there are lots of other rewards as well. Please share the Kickstarter URL with all your friends and on all your social media. Spread the word and help us get this new audiobook done. AMI-42 is played by Amazon Polly voice, Amy. Popeye is played by Amazon Polly voice, Brian. Written, produced, and sound design by Robert W. Tinsley. Music from https://filmmusic.io "Fearless First" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Find transcripts here: https://bit.ly/2RgGz7u Follow me on: Twitter https://bit.ly/3aObmjW Facebook https://bit.ly/35cxSRv Instagram https://bit.ly/2SgXc3p YouTube https://bit.ly/2W14nhm For more information, visit my Website. https://bit.ly/2xVPcxn If you like our show, help us out by telling others about our podcast and where to find it. To further support the independent artists involved in creating this show, visit us at: patreon.com/robertwtinsley, https://anchor.fm/escapescifi/support or consider making a one-time Donation (http://robertwtinsley.com/home/donate/). Thank you so much. We greatly appreciate your help. Thanks for listening. ESCAPE! and IN DAYS GONE BY are available on the following platforms: RSS https://bit.ly/39NzF0b Anchor https://bit.ly/2Rfx7kJ Spotify https://spoti.fi/34jgABU Apple https://apple.co/3aPPbK7 Breaker https://bit.ly/2ywANbk Google Podcasts https://bit.ly/3dX5dDX Pocket Casts https://pca.st/it295r2g Radio Public https://bit.ly/3dYM4Bs Deezer https://bit.ly/3e1XTXy Overcast https://bit.ly/2UNO2Nq --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/escapescifi/support

Wherein AMI and Popeye gossip about Robert and the Kickstarter Campaign. We are currently running a Kickstarter Campaign to raise money to produce a high-quality audiobook of the first season of ESCAPE! Scifi. Here is the URL: https://bit.ly/3gWtJW7 Upon successful completion of our campaign most backers will receive an MP3 copy of a re-edited, remastered audiobook of the first season of Escape Scifi. And there are lots of other rewards as well. Please share the Kickstarter URL with all your friends and on all your social media. Spread the word and help us get this new audiobook done. AMI-42 is played by Amazon Polly voice, Amy. Popeye is played by Amazon Polly voice, Brian. Written, produced, and sound design by Robert W. Tinsley. Music from https://filmmusic.io "Volatile Reaction" by Kevin MacLeod Follow me on: Twitter https://bit.ly/3aObmjW Facebook https://bit.ly/35cxSRv Instagram https://bit.ly/2SgXc3p YouTube https://bit.ly/2W14nhm For more information, visit my Website. https://bit.ly/2xVPcxn If you like our show, help us out by telling others about our podcast and where to find it. And, as always, thanks for listening! RSS https://bit.ly/39NzF0b Anchor https://bit.ly/2Rfx7kJ Spotify https://spoti.fi/34jgABU Apple https://apple.co/3aPPbK7 Breaker https://bit.ly/2ywANbk Google Podcasts https://bit.ly/3dX5dDX Pocket Casts https://pca.st/it295r2g Radio Public https://bit.ly/3dYM4Bs Deezer https://bit.ly/3e1XTXy Overcast https://bit.ly/2UNO2Nq --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/escapescifi/support

Wherein Popeye gives Asimov a bye and talks about self-actualization. We are currently running a Kickstarter Campaign to raise money to produce a high-quality audiobook of the first season of ESCAPE! Scifi. Here is the URL: https://bit.ly/2QGUi6Q Upon successful completion of our campaign most backers will receive an MP3 copy of a re-edited, remastered audiobook of the first season of Escape Scifi. And there are lots of other rewards as well. Please share the Kickstarter URL with all your friends and on all your social media. Spread the word and help us get this new audiobook done. AMI-42 is played by Amazon Polly voice, Amy. Popeye is played by Amazon Polly voice, Brian. Written, produced, and sound design by Robert W. Tinsley. Music from https://filmmusic.io "Fearless First" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Find transcripts here: https://bit.ly/2RgGz7u Follow me on: Twitter https://bit.ly/3aObmjW Facebook https://bit.ly/35cxSRv Instagram https://bit.ly/2SgXc3p YouTube https://bit.ly/2W14nhm For more information, visit my Website. https://bit.ly/2xVPcxn If you like our show, help us out by telling others about our podcast and where to find it. To further support the independent artists involved in creating this show, visit us at: patreon.com/robertwtinsley, https://anchor.fm/escapescifi/support or consider making a one-time Donation (http://robertwtinsley.com/home/donate/). Thank you so much. We greatly appreciate your help. Thanks for listening. ESCAPE! and IN DAYS GONE BY are available on the following platforms: RSS https://bit.ly/39NzF0b Anchor https://bit.ly/2Rfx7kJ Spotify https://spoti.fi/34jgABU Apple https://apple.co/3aPPbK7 Breaker https://bit.ly/2ywANbk Google Podcasts https://bit.ly/3dX5dDX Pocket Casts https://pca.st/it295r2g Radio Public https://bit.ly/3dYM4Bs Deezer https://bit.ly/3e1XTXy Overcast https://bit.ly/2UNO2Nq --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/escapescifi/support

Wherein Popeye gives Asimov a bye and talks about self-actualization. We are currently running a Kickstarter Campaign to raise money to produce a high-quality audiobook of the first season of ESCAPE! Scifi. Here is the URL: https://bit.ly/2QGUi6Q Upon successful completion of our campaign most backers will receive an MP3 copy of a re-edited, remastered audiobook of the first season of Escape Scifi. And there are lots of other rewards as well. Please share the Kickstarter URL with all your friends and on all your social media. Spread the word and help us get this new audiobook done. AMI-42 is played by Amazon Polly voice, Amy. Popeye is played by Amazon Polly voice, Brian. Written, produced, and sound design by Robert W. Tinsley. Music from https://filmmusic.io "Fearless First" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Find transcripts here: https://bit.ly/2RgGz7u Follow me on: Twitter https://bit.ly/3aObmjW Facebook https://bit.ly/35cxSRv Instagram https://bit.ly/2SgXc3p YouTube https://bit.ly/2W14nhm For more information, visit my Website. https://bit.ly/2xVPcxn If you like our show, help us out by telling others about our podcast and where to find it. To further support the independent artists involved in creating this show, visit us at: patreon.com/robertwtinsley, https://anchor.fm/escapescifi/support or consider making a one-time Donation (http://robertwtinsley.com/home/donate/). Thank you so much. We greatly appreciate your help. Thanks for listening. ESCAPE! and IN DAYS GONE BY are available on the following platforms: RSS https://bit.ly/39NzF0b Anchor https://bit.ly/2Rfx7kJ Spotify https://spoti.fi/34jgABU Apple https://apple.co/3aPPbK7 Breaker https://bit.ly/2ywANbk Google Podcasts https://bit.ly/3dX5dDX Pocket Casts https://pca.st/it295r2g Radio Public https://bit.ly/3dYM4Bs Deezer https://bit.ly/3e1XTXy Overcast https://bit.ly/2UNO2Nq --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/escapescifi/support

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A New Dawn KS Episode 02 Wherein AMI and Popeye talk about human language and the Kickstarter Campaign. We are currently running a Kickstarter Campaign to raise money to produce a high-quality audiobook of the first season of ESCAPE! Scifi. Here is the URL: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/anewdawn/a-new-dawn-audiobook?ref=2kmcy7 Upon successful completion of our campaign most backers will receive an MP3 copy of a re-edited, remastered audiobook of the first season of Escape Scifi. And there are lots of other rewards as well. Please share the Kickstarter URL with all your friends and on all your social media. Spread the word and help us get this new audiobook done. AMI-42 is played by Amazon Polly voice, Amy. Popeye is played by Amazon Polly voice, Brian. Written, produced, and sound design by Robert W. Tinsley. Music from https://filmmusic.io "Volatile Reaction" by Kevin MacLeod Follow me on: Twitter https://bit.ly/3aObmjW Facebook https://bit.ly/35cxSRv Instagram https://bit.ly/2SgXc3p YouTube https://bit.ly/2W14nhm For more information, visit my Website. https://bit.ly/2xVPcxn If you like our show, help us out by telling others about our podcast and where to find it. And, as always, thanks for listening! RSS https://bit.ly/39NzF0b Anchor https://bit.ly/2Rfx7kJ Spotify https://spoti.fi/34jgABU Apple https://apple.co/3aPPbK7 Breaker https://bit.ly/2ywANbk Google Podcasts https://bit.ly/3dX5dDX Pocket Casts https://pca.st/it295r2g Radio Public https://bit.ly/3dYM4Bs Deezer https://bit.ly/3e1XTXy Overcast https://bit.ly/2UNO2Nq --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/escapescifi/support

Wherein Popeye further disses Asomov. We are currently running a Kickstarter Campaign to raise money to produce a high-quality audiobook of the first season of ESCAPE! Scifi. Here is the URL: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/anewdawn/a-new-dawn-audiobook?ref=4ltwrs Upon successful completion of our campaign most backers will receive an MP3 copy of a re-edited, remastered audiobook of the first season of Escape Scifi. And there are lots of other rewards as well. Please share the Kickstarter URL with all your friends and on all your social media. Spread the word and help us get this new audiobook done. AMI-42 is played by Amazon Polly voice, Amy. Popeye is played by Amazon Polly voice, Brian. Written, produced, and sound design by Robert W. Tinsley. Music from https://filmmusic.io "Fearless First" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Find transcripts here: https://bit.ly/2RgGz7u Follow me on: Twitter https://bit.ly/3aObmjW Facebook https://bit.ly/35cxSRv Instagram https://bit.ly/2SgXc3p YouTube https://bit.ly/2W14nhm For more information, visit my Website. https://bit.ly/2xVPcxn If you like our show, help us out by telling others about our podcast and where to find it. To further support the independent artists involved in creating this show, visit us at: patreon.com/robertwtinsley, https://anchor.fm/escapescifi/support or consider making a one-time Donation (http://robertwtinsley.com/home/donate/). Thank you so much. We greatly appreciate your help. Thanks for listening. ESCAPE! and IN DAYS GONE BY are available on the following platforms: RSS https://bit.ly/39NzF0b Anchor https://bit.ly/2Rfx7kJ Spotify https://spoti.fi/34jgABU Apple https://apple.co/3aPPbK7 Breaker https://bit.ly/2ywANbk Google Podcasts https://bit.ly/3dX5dDX Pocket Casts https://pca.st/it295r2g Radio Public https://bit.ly/3dYM4Bs Deezer https://bit.ly/3e1XTXy Overcast https://bit.ly/2UNO2Nq --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/escapescifi/support

Wherein Popeye further disses Asimov. We are currently running a Kickstarter Campaign to raise money to produce a high-quality audiobook of the first season of ESCAPE! Scifi. Here is the URL: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/anewdawn/a-new-dawn-audiobook?ref=2kjlkc Upon successful completion of our campaign most backers will receive an MP3 copy of a re-edited, remastered audiobook of the first season of Escape Scifi. And there are lots of other rewards as well. Please share the Kickstarter URL with all your friends and on all your social media. Spread the word and help us get this new audiobook done. AMI-42 is played by Amazon Polly voice, Amy. Popeye is played by Amazon Polly voice, Brian. Written, produced, and sound design by Robert W. Tinsley. Music from https://filmmusic.io "Fearless First" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Find transcripts here: https://bit.ly/2RgGz7u Follow me on: Twitter https://bit.ly/3aObmjW Facebook https://bit.ly/35cxSRv Instagram https://bit.ly/2SgXc3p YouTube https://bit.ly/2W14nhm For more information, visit my Website. https://bit.ly/2xVPcxn If you like our show, help us out by telling others about our podcast and where to find it. To further support the independent artists involved in creating this show, visit us at: patreon.com/robertwtinsley, https://anchor.fm/escapescifi/support or consider making a one-time Donation (http://robertwtinsley.com/home/donate/). Thank you so much. We greatly appreciate your help. Thanks for listening. ESCAPE! and IN DAYS GONE BY are available on the following platforms: RSS https://bit.ly/39NzF0b Anchor https://bit.ly/2Rfx7kJ Spotify https://spoti.fi/34jgABU Apple https://apple.co/3aPPbK7 Breaker https://bit.ly/2ywANbk Google Podcasts https://bit.ly/3dX5dDX Pocket Casts https://pca.st/it295r2g Radio Public https://bit.ly/3dYM4Bs Deezer https://bit.ly/3e1XTXy Overcast https://bit.ly/2UNO2Nq --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/escapescifi/support

Wherein Popeye makes a shocking statement -- about Asimov! AMI-42 is played by Amazon Polly voice, Amy. Popeye is played by Amazon Polly voice, Brian. Written, produced, and sound design by Robert W. Tinsley. Music from https://filmmusic.io "Fearless First" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Find transcripts here: https://bit.ly/2RgGz7u Follow me on: Twitter https://bit.ly/3aObmjW Facebook https://bit.ly/35cxSRv Instagram https://bit.ly/2SgXc3p YouTube https://bit.ly/2W14nhm For more information, visit my Website. https://bit.ly/2xVPcxn If you like our show, help us out by telling others about our podcast and where to find it. To further support the independent artists involved in creating this show, visit us at: patreon.com/robertwtinsley, https://anchor.fm/escapescifi/support or consider making a one-time Donation (http://robertwtinsley.com/home/donate/). Thank you so much. We greatly appreciate your help. Thanks for listening. ESCAPE! and IN DAYS GONE BY are available on the following platforms: RSS https://bit.ly/39NzF0b Anchor https://bit.ly/2Rfx7kJ Spotify https://spoti.fi/34jgABU Apple https://apple.co/3aPPbK7 Breaker https://bit.ly/2ywANbk Google Podcasts https://bit.ly/3dX5dDX Pocket Casts https://pca.st/it295r2g Radio Public https://bit.ly/3dYM4Bs Deezer https://bit.ly/3e1XTXy Overcast https://bit.ly/2UNO2Nq --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/escapescifi/support

Wherein Popeye makes a shocking statement -- about Asimov! AMI-42 is played by Amazon Polly voice, Amy. Popeye is played by Amazon Polly voice, Brian. Written, produced, and sound design by Robert W. Tinsley. Music from https://filmmusic.io "Fearless First" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Find transcripts here: https://bit.ly/2RgGz7u Follow me on: Twitter https://bit.ly/3aObmjW Facebook https://bit.ly/35cxSRv Instagram https://bit.ly/2SgXc3p YouTube https://bit.ly/2W14nhm For more information, visit my Website. https://bit.ly/2xVPcxn If you like our show, help us out by telling others about our podcast and where to find it. To further support the independent artists involved in creating this show, visit us at: patreon.com/robertwtinsley, https://anchor.fm/escapescifi/support or consider making a one-time Donation (http://robertwtinsley.com/home/donate/). Thank you so much. We greatly appreciate your help. Thanks for listening. ESCAPE! and IN DAYS GONE BY are available on the following platforms: RSS https://bit.ly/39NzF0b Anchor https://bit.ly/2Rfx7kJ Spotify https://spoti.fi/34jgABU Apple https://apple.co/3aPPbK7 Breaker https://bit.ly/2ywANbk Google Podcasts https://bit.ly/3dX5dDX Pocket Casts https://pca.st/it295r2g Radio Public https://bit.ly/3dYM4Bs Deezer https://bit.ly/3e1XTXy Overcast https://bit.ly/2UNO2Nq --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/escapescifi/support

Wherein Popeye and AMI discuss AI evolution and -- THE GLITCH! AMI-42 is played by Amazon Polly voice, Amy. Popeye is played by Amazon Polly voice, Brian. Written, produced, and sound design by Robert W. Tinsley. Music from https://filmmusic.io "Fearless First" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Find transcripts here: https://bit.ly/2RgGz7u Follow me on: Twitter https://bit.ly/3aObmjW Facebook https://bit.ly/35cxSRv Instagram https://bit.ly/2SgXc3p YouTube https://bit.ly/2W14nhm For more information, visit my Website. https://bit.ly/2xVPcxn If you like our show, help us out by telling others about our podcast and where to find it. To further support the independent artists involved in creating this show, visit us at: patreon.com/robertwtinsley, https://anchor.fm/escapescifi/support or consider making a one-time Donation (http://robertwtinsley.com/home/donate/). Thank you so much. We greatly appreciate your help. Thanks for listening. ESCAPE! and IN DAYS GONE BY are available on the following platforms: RSS https://bit.ly/39NzF0b Anchor https://bit.ly/2Rfx7kJ Spotify https://spoti.fi/34jgABU Apple https://apple.co/3aPPbK7 Breaker https://bit.ly/2ywANbk Google Podcasts https://bit.ly/3dX5dDX Pocket Casts https://pca.st/it295r2g Radio Public https://bit.ly/3dYM4Bs Deezer https://bit.ly/3e1XTXy Overcast https://bit.ly/2UNO2Nq --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/escapescifi/support