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Not even VAGUELY interested in artificial narrations. A major part of the value of a good audio book is the narrator, and a good narrator can take a good book and turn it into a great book. A bad narrator can take that same good book and have me asking for a refund. And if you took the time to read threads here, you'd notice that we discuss both our favourite narrators, and the ones we hate.
To directly answer your question, I did try Amazon's text-to-voice on my Kindle for a book I was familiar with. I lasted about 10 minutes and then completely disabled t2v.
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