Lisa B. Davidson

NYU

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Professor & Chair of Linguistics at NYU,

Lisa B. Davidson on KCRW

LA is filled with dialect coaches helping actors prepare for roles, and maybe acquire or lose an accent.

Artificial intelligence tries to help you minimize your accent. Should you use it?

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