Listening.io
Turn articles into audio and listen in your podcast app
Listening.io launched on November 16, 2022 with 243 votes, #108 of 3,471 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 3 years on.
What it does
Listening.io turns any article into audio, and sends it to your podcast player so you can listen later. We create a personal podcast just for you, with all your saved articles, read by a human sounding voice. Audios sync to your podcast app.
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"I couldn't believe this is A.I. generated!" -- Does it sound like a real person? Give it a try! Want to only listen to the abstract? Or skip to the results first? You can do that! instead we simply use independent logistic classifiers. Dur- ing training we use binary cross-entropy loss for the class predictions. (Baevski at al, 2020) instead we simply use independent logistic classifiers. Dur- ing training we use binary cross-entropy loss for the class predictions. [7]. In this dataset there are many overlapping labels (i.e. Woman and Person). Using a softmax [2] In this dataset there are many overlapping labels (i.e. Woman and Person). Using a softmax Turn any academic material into a…from listening.com
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