Bilisim Evi published an article today, $GEL$ with the functioning of artificial intelligence ( $AI$ ) especially loud $TAP$ gradually entered the publishing sector and some voices produced by artificial intelligence began to play the role of readers. $BEL$ off $BU$ This worries some professional voice actors who fear that their voices will be copied by artificial intelligence and they will lose their jobs. The audiobook market is expected to grow 26 percent annually from 2022 to 2030, reaching $35 billion (currently about 249.55 billion yuan) by 2030, according to data from research firm Wordsrated. While the industry is booming, voice actors are facing the threats that artificial intelligence can create. $KAR$ He's getting more cautious. According to CNBC, some voice actors have required them to provide voice models to the AI. $REN$ turns things around. But experts say AI is still far from perfectly replicating the way humans speak. People exhibit a unique intonation, rhythm, and emotion when they speak, and "people are very sensitive to sound." "The thing people are good at, whether it's weird or weird, is timing. Humor and comedy, it's hard for an AI voice to do it all at once. #NewsMessenger# #BountyCreator# #contentstar# #Bitcoin," Voice Marketing Manager David Ciccarelli told CNBC. ##Crypto