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Is there a software which can read loudly an arXiv paper for me with a decent quality? I googled a little bit. And there are some research/software for reading texts with formulas. So the question is: are any of them good enough so that there exists an actual living mathematician who uses them without necessity? I mean not a blind one but a lazy one.

UPD: Thanks @bof for the question. I want the audio output to be comprehensible by a human. What I found in my life is that I can watch math/physics/cs youtube videos in my downtime for fun. But there is not much videos on topics of my primarily interests. So I wonder if I can at least generate an audio to listen to. It can be crappy and butcher formulas a bit but it should keep me more engaged than just a plain text.

Is there a software which can read loudly an arXiv paper for me with a decent quality? I googled a little bit. And there are some research/software for reading texts with formulas. So the question is: are any of them good enough so that there exists an actual living mathematician who uses them without necessity? I mean not a blind one but a lazy one.

Is there a software which can read loudly an arXiv paper for me with a decent quality? I googled a little bit. And there are some research/software for reading texts with formulas. So the question is: are any of them good enough so that there exists an actual living mathematician who uses them without necessity? I mean not a blind one but a lazy one.

UPD: Thanks @bof for the question. I want the audio output to be comprehensible by a human. What I found in my life is that I can watch math/physics/cs youtube videos in my downtime for fun. But there is not much videos on topics of my primarily interests. So I wonder if I can at least generate an audio to listen to. It can be crappy and butcher formulas a bit but it should keep me more engaged than just a plain text.

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Is there a reasonable "text-to-speech" solution for math papers?

Is there a software which can read loudly an arXiv paper for me with a decent quality? I googled a little bit. And there are some research/software for reading texts with formulas. So the question is: are any of them good enough so that there exists an actual living mathematician who uses them without necessity? I mean not a blind one but a lazy one.