The mystery of Hitomi Fujiko. (Part I)
This is a true story.

Eight years ago, I had a blog about movies with three friends. Nothing serious, always with our signature touch of humor. 

One of the articles I wrote back then was about a very curious story that happened in Active Worlds. 

The thing is, after translating the article into English (the blog was in Spanish), feeding it to NotebookLLM, and making a few tweaks that didn’t take me more than half an hour, I got this. I find it incredible how the two AI speakers from Google maintain the tone and how they tell the story summarized and reworked by the AI in its own way. 

I had to split the video in 2 bc of the 5 minutes limit of wc. The 2nd part is in the first comment.

If you're curious, this is the source text:

The mystery of Hitomi Fujiko. (Part I)
This is a true story.

Eight years ago, I had a blog about movies with three friends. Nothing serious, always with our signature touch of humor. 

One of the articles I wrote back then was about a very curious story that happened in Active Worlds. 

The thing is, after translating the article into English (the blog was in Spanish), feeding it to NotebookLLM, and making a few tweaks that didn’t take me more than half an hour, I got this. I find it incredible how the two AI speakers from Google maintain the tone and how they tell the story summarized and reworked by the AI in its own way. 

I had to split the video in 2 bc of the 5 minutes limit of wc. The 2nd part is in the first comment.

If you're curious, this is the source text: http://elsecretodeberlanga.rf.gd/2016/11/03/active-worlds-y-el-misterio-de-hitomi-fujiko/

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did you see this?

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This is pretty sick. 🤯  50 $degen

did you see this?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STUq4IKbQFI

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Yes! Actually discovered notebookLM thanks to an article in mit tech review where they talked about it. What surprised me the most is how well they play their role and how well they simulate emotions, for example in the case you mention.