Still, I had a new love for her, probably just facing the possibility of Jesse's end. Jesse doesn't pretend to be the ideal woman. She doesn't have much in common with the incompletely perfect Alexa than the deep, resonant, luxurious voice of authority that Laurie Anderson cultivated in her speeches born from her innovative music in the 1980s. (There is an unknown papal craftsman channeled by Anderson, perhaps a retired geology teacher. “There are a few things that can be simply looked into, such as the size of Greenland, the famous 19th-century rubber war dates, Persian adjectives, snow composition, and more. I could hear Jesse artificially send out some stereotypes of feathered women's stereotypes, both of which play with technology and announce themselves as patently fakes.
In fact, please tell us about many of the many other female voices that modern media has produced. One of the typical female voices in Japanese anime makes me feel physically unwell. What's even more crazy is the voice of the very popular Internet Trad Wife, soft, gentle, calm, and very popular, as it separates wheat from the wheat and chaff between her children. Do you play with training and obedientness in the pain of death? – Play quietly with the stick from the camera. Former Christian fundamentalist wife and mother, Tia Levings, has built up considerable support for Tiktok. Among other things, her previous “Fund Voice” – breathtaking, high-pitched tone, partially collected from hints from a 1963 book called “Attractive Woman.” Meanwhile, another new generation of women are learning how to cultivate the same voice from the rise of videos that emphasize it against images of soft light.
As many sociologists worry, when pornography in the digital age is distorted, the young man's sense of what an ideal sex life would look like, the ubiquitous narrated media of life, may have distorted the idea of how a woman's voice would sound. AI creates a potentially dizzy feedback loop of these real female voices, perhaps even those with the most followers, of which it is likely to learn, rather than roaring.
As a mother of two teenage boys, I've become used to hearing noises coming from underground. But when I hadn't heard it, I was hit by the sound of my son screaming loudly on his computer midway through the battle on Fortnite. I think it's fascinating that my son, like many serious Fortnite players, chose what he called female skin in the game for his avatar. This means that from when he was probably 11, he spent countless hours identifying incredibly closely with his most powerful female characters, the female characters who represent him in shooting, evasion, and foxing. Maybe he chose female skin, or avatars, at a younger age, as was the case with the older gamers he admired, or perhaps they chose female skin because they had no faces – the game involves staring at the back of that avatar for hours (which is noticeably round and tone for some female skins). However, I was also amazed at another aspect of his Fortnite avatar. That applies to her and all her friends.
These avatars are the remote cousins of the female Tiktok who rely on Jesse. I can argue. The influencer's score that chooses to narrate Jesse for their videos is to use technology to choose to silence themselves. The important aspects of their humanity are completely lacking, with only their beautiful young people expressing their lasting expressions of themselves in front of their thousands of followers.
But I turn it around again in my mind and I will land somewhere else. Perhaps when choosing Jesse, they find ways to protect themselves and make subtle claims of power. Their voices were kept private, so the world can only do that. Jesse may be annoying, but she doesn't seem to care. That's why many women may be accepting her for her endless “preparing with me” videos. Jesse is loud and proud. She is a pill, so she is completely artificial. It's completely outweighed the male approval.
