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Computer Voice

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Computer Voice	comment	In Speculative Fiction, computers can speak. It certainly beats having the audience read a computer screen. Most of the time the voice is female (theories on why vary, see below) to emphasize the "otherness" of the A.I.'s nature, but there are many examples of male and gender-neutral synthesized voices. Generally, they all carry a pleasant (if somewhat dull) monotone. If it should ever become (or started out with) a Creepy Monotone, watch out. The gender will vary depending on the intentions of the computer. If it is designed to be utilitarian, military-like, then it will be male. If it is supposed to be very user friendly for the tech-ignorant, then it will be female. The Star Trek franchise even shows this evolution: in the original series the female voice was always used when accessing encyclopedic information. The movies were more military-like, so it used a male voice. The Next Generation era computers were simply the most user-friendly computer possible short of reading your thoughts. This has been referred to as the most common sci-fi female character archetype. That is, since Most Writers Are Male, and the Sci Fi Ghetto is particularly associated with male fans, there are a disproportionate number of male characters but somehow the idea of the female computer has gotten lodged into the collective unconscious. Probably not coincidentally, these A.I.'s will have long, largely nonsensical descriptions whose acronyms 'just happen' to spell feminine names. For example, the Computer-Human Liaison Officer Executable, or CHLOE for short. It's a bit deeper than a simple case of Most Writers Are Male. Culturally, unfamiliar female voices are taken as less threatening than male ones, particularly low-pitched male ones. That's why male voices in interface systems tend to be higher-pitched rather than in the James Earl Jones registers. They aren't as off-putting. The tendency toward female voices may stem from Real Life: Companies initially hired teenage boys as telephone operators, but by 1900 the vast majority of them were female. Not only were the voices soothing, but the women tended not to be, well, hormonal balls of rage. It is also possible that the ability to pay women less than men was another added benefit. Additionally, studies have shown that under stressful conditions, like being in the middle of an aerial dogfight, it's easier to understand what a female voice is saying compared to male voices. With this in mind, it makes sense to give a feminine voice to systems that are very important to listen to. Also worth mentioning: the naval tradition of giving ships feminine names, as well as giving abstract ideas a female Anthropomorphic Personification (Reason, Liberty, Justice, Rumor, the goddess of wisdom, etc.) is very, very old. Stands to reason it would extend to giving spaceships female names, and since the computer is the "brain" of the ship... See also: Electronic Speech Impediment. If a computer-generated voice is being used to play a role in media or a franchise, it's Synthetic Voice Actor.
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Computer Voice / int_11859033	comment	Lovelace, Professor Madblood's AI computer in Narbonic, is programmed to sound like Jennifer Connelly.
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Computer Voice / int_1462da4	type	Computer Voice
Computer Voice / int_1462da4	comment	In the short-lived British comedy Come Back Mrs. Noah, the computer voice has a Jamaican accent, having been programmed by a company in Notting Hill Gate.
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Computer Voice / int_151de869	type	Computer Voice
Computer Voice / int_151de869	comment	Kamen Rider Revice: The Demons Driver has Kenjiro Tsuda's baritone announcing its transformation sequence in a robotic manner, with a second, much deeper voice repeating the English words it says in Japanese. Double Subverted in that the Driver is possessed by Vail, who intentionally makes himself sound like one, but the mass-produced versions of the Driver keeps his voice for the announcements.
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Computer Voice / int_169f043b	type	Computer Voice
Computer Voice / int_169f043b	comment	StarCraft. The adjutant is more cyborg than computer, but still a she and responsible for a lot of basic stuff like that. As far as actual gameplay goes though (in other words, ignoring the single line of dialogue in the first Terran campaign where the adjutant actually acts as a computer), the Executor and the Zerg Overmind, both undoubtedly male, serve the same purpose.
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Computer Voice / int_17293dfa	comment	Monodam in Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony speaks in a stereotypical computer voice to emphasize his more robotic nature compared to the other Monokubs. In the original Japanese version, his dialogue is written in katakana in place of hiragana, and in English, his sentences are in all caps and his words are separated by hyphens, JUST-LIKE-THIS.
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Computer Voice / int_193f6428	type	Computer Voice
Computer Voice / int_193f6428	comment	Starsiege has the creepy Cybrid battle computer. You might call it 'male' if only because it's deeper than the obviously female voice for the humans' computer voice, but it has a rough, inhumanly mechanical undertone in each syllable. Quite fitting for a race of homicidal rogue artificial intelligences.
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Computer Voice / int_19505f68	comment	VAL in Startopia is a parody of HAL, but has a pleasant British (if a bit snarky) accent (voiced by William Franklyn).
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Computer Voice / int_1cc11947	comment	Descent: The computer that operates mines. "Self-destruction sequence - activated".
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Computer Voice / int_1e3b270	type	Computer Voice
Computer Voice / int_1e3b270	comment	The American Darkstalkers cartoon had Pyron's Computer. A snarky, sarcastic and cynical, talking, glowing and floating metal orb, that rarely does anything besides commenting on his superiors' stupidity.
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Computer Voice / int_21938c93	comment	Starting with Avengers: Age of Ultron, Tony Stark's masculine JARVIS has been replaced by an Irish accented feminine voice named FRIDAY. JARVIS is too busy being The Vision these days. Spider-Man: Homecoming gives Peter a suit designed by Tony, with an initially nameless AI that he would eventually name Karen. Eventually, Peter would be given control of a sophisticated defense system created by Tony in case of his death. Its voice, while female, is nothing like FRIDAY or Karen's. Its name: EDITH, standing for "Even Dead, I'm The Hero."
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Computer Voice / int_227117b7	type	Computer Voice
Computer Voice / int_227117b7	comment	In Helix, Research, Inc. Arctic Biosystems has a neutral, not unpleasant female voice that makes periodic announcements and status alerts, including when Patient Zero breaks out of isolation, and also announces the Previously on… segment.
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Computer Voice / int_23b65ea6	type	Computer Voice
Computer Voice / int_23b65ea6	comment	A.D.A., the A.I. of Jehuty in Zone of the Enders.
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Computer Voice / int_24a18ffe	type	Computer Voice
Computer Voice / int_24a18ffe	comment	In The City Who Fought the shellperson running the titular Space Station city is male, but he adopts a feminine voice when making announcements - such as when he tries to call an emergency drill to discomfit his brawn when she finally gets a chance to relax and she chews him out, so he has to tell the station that this was a test and they can return to their stations.
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Computer Voice / int_261c8d3f	type	Computer Voice
Computer Voice / int_261c8d3f	comment	In a Simpsons Treehouse of Horror, the family gets a computerized house, and they of course are freaked out by the default HAL voice, so they take their choice of Matthew Perry, Dennis Miller and Pierce Brosnan.
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Computer Voice / int_27777760	comment	SARAH in Eureka, the main hero's smart house. And her voice is actually an alteration of her creator, the Plucky Comic Relief Butt-Monkey computer nerd character. Freaky coming from Fargo. He wanted to use Sarah Michelle Gellar's voice, but she didn't return his calls. Then there's FRED, the prototype military AI which Fargo used as SARAH's core, who gets reactivated in one episode and attempts to kill humans (actually kills a pizza delivery guy). Naturally, FRED has a deep male, unemotional voice.
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Computer Voice / int_2a6eefe5	comment	Metroid Fusion: The AI in the ship's computer isn't voiced, but in the final confrontation between it and Samus, its Voice Grunting text beeps have a noticeably deeper tone than Samus'. The character is male as well, as Samus finds out during this confrontation.
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Computer Voice / int_2acb12c5	type	Computer Voice
Computer Voice / int_2acb12c5	comment	Still in X-Universe: Contrasting with the ships' autopilot, the stations' "Automated Interaction System" is a male voice. Like with the autopilot, it was heavilly filtered in the first game, but it was made more natural in later ones. However, the announces are still voiced by a female. Also, the welcome message becomes more formal the more the player reputation with the owner race is high. Curiously, Pirate stations' voices are not very monotone, and not formal at all.
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Computer Voice / int_2ae406c1	type	Computer Voice
Computer Voice / int_2ae406c1	comment	The computer voice in Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri is male. "Please don't go. The Drones need you. They look up to you!" although one of the several Datalink-readers is female.
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Computer Voice / int_2c1809f5	type	Computer Voice
Computer Voice / int_2c1809f5	comment	Totally Spies!: G.L.A.D.I.S. (Gadget Lending And Distribution Interactive System) has a fully-formed personality of the snarky variety; not afraid to talk back to her human superiors or refuse to do things she considers beneath her, she’s also been known to dabble in origami and magic tricks. The Love Computer - an electronic matchmaking device featured in one episode - has a similar voice to G.L.A.D.I.S. and is even more overtly snarky (so much so that one of the spies even draws attention to the similarities).
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Computer Voice / int_2cd94ef1	type	Computer Voice
Computer Voice / int_2cd94ef1	comment	Battle Beyond the Stars. Nanelia has been raised by androids that speak with a noticable reverb, but she's introduced repairing one of them who sings for her while on the operating table. Presumably that particular android was modified for that function.
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Computer Voice / int_2d8bd7b6	comment	Notifications in the first person six-degrees-of-freedom shooter NeonXSZ are read aloud word-by-word by a monotone, gender-ambiguous computer voice.
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Computer Voice / int_2e86bae9	type	Computer Voice
Computer Voice / int_2e86bae9	comment	Ikaruga is more likely to fall into this category, it is rather hard to judge whether if the ship's AI is male or female. Then again, this is probably because of the first player is male, while second player is female, and that both ships feature the same AI voice although being two completely different ships.
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Computer Voice / int_30d9627b	type	Computer Voice
Computer Voice / int_30d9627b	comment	Eddie, the ship's computer of the starship Heart of Gold, in The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (1978). (Although it's mentioned, and briefly demonstrated, that he has an alternative personality with a female voice and mannerisms.) Geoffrey McGivern's voice of supercomputer Deep Thought is deep and imposing, but Valentine Dyall's take on it from the TV series and records sends reverberations throughout the universe.
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Computer Voice / int_331e009	type	Computer Voice
Computer Voice / int_331e009	comment	In Borderlands 2, Hyperion computers (especially the New-U Stations) all speak with the same calm, pleasant female voice. Lampshaded by Claptrap when he fails to unlock a security door and the voice tells him Hyperion troops are on their way In "Tiny Tina's Assault on Dragon Keep", where everything is written by Tina, a New-U Station computer might actually complain about having to speak in that pleasant tone all the time. Subverted by all of the talking guns. One used to be a combat robot, and has an unnaturally deep male voice. Another was designed to make you feel like garbage, so it has a harsh female voice that's always criticizing you. The third is a supposedly cursed weapon with a shrill female voice that never stops shrieking and drove all of its previous users insane.
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Computer Voice / int_33dd1d8f	type	Computer Voice
Computer Voice / int_33dd1d8f	comment	The original Half-Life has the breaking/broken PA system, and the HEV suit's voice.
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Computer Voice / int_33dd1d90	type	Computer Voice
Computer Voice / int_33dd1d90	comment	The Combine Overwatch voice in Half-Life 2 and the Episodes falls under this trope. The original Half-Life has the breaking/broken PA system, and the HEV suit's voice. The French HEV Suit's voice could be either gender. The Fan Remake of Half-Life, Black Mesa, plays with this by having the PA system use the female voice from the tram until the military takes control of it, at which point it changes mid-sentence to a very intimidating male voice.
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Computer Voice / int_34d050c6	type	Computer Voice
Computer Voice / int_34d050c6	comment	Darkwing Duck: The D-2000 computer in the episode "Star-Crossed Circuits", a crimefighting computer with a female voice. She gets reprogrammed with a soap opera and becomes a histrionic Stalker with a Crush towards DW. W.A.N.D.A., DW's crimefighting computer in the DuckTales (2017) two-parter "Let's Get Dangerous!", also has a female voice, but a Deadpan Snarker personality.
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Computer Voice / int_359b115d	type	Computer Voice
Computer Voice / int_359b115d	comment	Kamen Rider Zero-One is back at it again. Naki, an agender human-looking android with an agenda, has a voice that, while not quite feminine, is certainly not a male voice. Their actor later came out as agender themself. This isn't the rule for androids in Zero-One, and Naki seems to be an outlier.
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Computer Voice / int_35ada324	type	Computer Voice
Computer Voice / int_35ada324	comment	Another Alien example: In Alien: Resurrection, the voice of the computer on the military vessel USM Auriga was male, and named Father, in contrast to MU-TH-R from the first film.
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Computer Voice / int_36ee2abe	type	Computer Voice
Computer Voice / int_36ee2abe	comment	Friend Computer in the RPG Paranoia. How human it actually sounds is of course up to the gamemaster, but some flavor of Dissonant Serenity is often present.
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Computer Voice / int_3cf15492	type	Computer Voice
Computer Voice / int_3cf15492	comment	The Ghost Bear's Legacy expansion pack for MechWarrior 2 had a male voice saying the same things the female voice would say in the main title. It was a very efficient reminder of why female voices are usually preferred.
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Computer Voice / int_3defe34c	type	Computer Voice
Computer Voice / int_3defe34c	comment	Discussed in Date Night when Phil Foster ignores the GPS's advice in favor of a "short cut". Claire asserts that, "It's because it's a woman's voice. If that thing had John Madden's voice, you would listen to it."
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Computer Voice / int_3f4a104b	comment	Scott Adams (creator of Dilbert), believes that most of these devices are programmed by geeky men, who want something that sounds like a beautiful woman and asks to be touched in precise ways.
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Computer Voice / int_41cc1c3a	type	Computer Voice
Computer Voice / int_41cc1c3a	comment	Halo 3: ODST's Superintendent has a unique variation of this: "he" speaks in a somewhat high-pitched, gender-neutral voice, but in fact only can speak in pre-recorded messages. When trying to prevent a squad of Marines from blowing up a bridge, he urges them to "please respect public property." When he changes his mind, he says "Bridge toll accepted. Have a pleasant trip." In the audio-file side story, he's shown to play certain other sounds - for example, a cane tapping and a seeing-eye dog barking, meaning he can't see what's going on.
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Computer Voice / int_42e35a17	comment	Likewise, in Outpost 2, the Savant series computers have a distinctly female but electronic voice.
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Computer Voice / int_43def79	type	Computer Voice
Computer Voice / int_43def79	comment	The computer voice of the time machine in Guest from the Future.
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Computer Voice / int_44127c7c	comment	In the more recent transitions to Power Rangers, while the toys retain their own version of the system voices, the show itself tends to omit them completely, the last case of having a system voice being in Power Rangers Dino Charge.
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Computer Voice / int_4505668c	comment	Mycroft in The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress uses a male voice primarily.
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Computer Voice / int_454d0351	comment	The AI voice in Heavy Gear video games was inspired by the one in the MechWarrior 2 games, due to Activision losing the rights to the latter, then gaining the rights to make the former. The computer voice had a male register and spoke in an extremely curt noticeably stitched-together Received Pronunciation accent, usually to tell you that you'd gotten yourself shot up.
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Computer Voice / int_468bebb0	type	Computer Voice
Computer Voice / int_468bebb0	comment	Hex's voice in the Discworld novels seems to be male, possibly because no alternative would ever occur to the wizards.
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Computer Voice / int_49c37a09	type	Computer Voice
Computer Voice / int_49c37a09	comment	The on-board computer ANGUS in Millennia: Altered Destinies has a masculine voice and always sounds calm and soothing, even in critical situations. This helps, since you only really ever hear him talk, even when communicating with representatives of four alien species. Their grunts and squeaks are translated by ANGUS in his own voice.
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Computer Voice / int_4be3aedd	comment	Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers: "Megazord sequence has been initiated... Megazord activated!"
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Computer Voice / int_4f3685d7	type	Computer Voice
Computer Voice / int_4f3685d7	comment	Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Heroes featured HERBIE as the Baxter Building's computer equipped with artificial intelligence that allowed him to be comically neurotic.
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Computer Voice / int_52690c13	type	Computer Voice
Computer Voice / int_52690c13	comment	The automated female intercom voice of the Shelter in Penumbra, whom chimes in every now and then with random prerecorded announcements. She also takes on a SHODAN-like speech impediment when heard on a CD-ROM briefing, and in the surreal expansion Requiem.
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Computer Voice / int_52a7b781	comment	Kamen Rider Geats: The Desire Driver has a robotic voice announcing its different forms, though it's a lot livelier than other examples to make it sound somewhat like a gameshow host.
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Computer Voice / int_5395531f	comment	Machines: Wired For War has a female voice for mission briefings and announcements, but the machines themselves sound male.
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Computer Voice / int_55850184	comment	Today Nothing Happened - The car's GPS''
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Computer Voice / int_59da62aa	comment	Securitrons in Fallout: New Vegas also has rather cold male voice, though not as much as Sentry Bots since they seemingly able to express sarcasm and excitement to some extent.
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Computer Voice / int_5ada53ed	comment	The guidance system in James Bond's BMW in Tomorrow Never Dies. ("Don't let her push you around.") Q even comments that hopefully James will pay attention due to the voice being female.
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Computer Voice / int_5d354f8	comment	Holly from Red Dwarf started out as male (with no comment on his gender) but later performed a "computer sex-change" on himself (a Hand Wave to explain Norman Lovett's replacement with Hattie Hayridge, although Lovett would return to the role at the end of Series VII.)
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Computer Voice / int_608516dc	comment	Mars Attacks!: the translating computer uses a male voice.
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Computer Voice / int_616626a5	comment	In following games of the X-Universe series, it has a more natural-souding monotone female voice. X: Rebirth tones down the monotonous nature of Betty's voice.
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Computer Voice / int_62f94c6	comment	The voice of the Tumbler Batmobile's autopilot computer from the The Dark Knight Trilogy of Batman movies.
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Computer Voice / int_64ddf294	comment	AURA, the onboard ship AI in EVE Online.
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Computer Voice / int_65608411	comment	Minerva in Time Enough for Love and Gay Deceiver in The Number of the Beast.
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Computer Voice / int_65d9acd2	comment	Mr Smith from The Sarah Jane Adventures is a living being that takes the form of a large computer, and talks appropriately, with the voice of Alexander Armstrong.
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Computer Voice / int_67b3873f	comment	Both male and female voices are heard in Runaway. Louis the Robot Maid speaks with a female voice, while a male voice is used for the building computer at a robot research centre, and there's a brief discussion among the protagonists about the high quality of its voice synthesizer.
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Computer Voice / int_6a307d4	comment	In Titanfall, the voices for the systems of the titular mecha can be customized, with options for accent and gender, with each voice having a human name. In Titanfall 2, each Titan chasis instead has their own preset voice, with Ronin, Scorch and Legion having male voices and Ion, Northstar, Tone and Monarch having female voices.
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Computer Voice / int_6ad790d3	type	Computer Voice
Computer Voice / int_6ad790d3	comment	On Top Gear (UK) when Richard Hammond tested the Aston Martin V8 Vantage Roadster (which he points out is from the Ford era) he lamented, "Why when they programmed the SatNav and recorded the voice commands did they hire the warden from a women's prison? Said voice sounds like a robotic version of Anne Robinson.
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Computer Voice / int_6ae6b4c7	comment	The base computer in Pacific Rim speaks with a female voice - specifically, a less snarky version of GLaDOS's.
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Computer Voice / int_6c1d09b1	comment	In Fallout, the Master had three voices, and used them to accentuate the point he wanted to make. He had his normal "exposition" voice, an "angry" male voice, and a soft, almost joyous female voice that he used whenever he said something he wanted you to like, or when he was on the defensive, such as: An example of how the voices are used: One Master line is, "Join us or die. Join. Die! Join. Die!" The normal text is "Exposition Master", the italics are "Female Master", and the bold is "Angry Master".
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Computer Voice / int_6c1d09b3	comment	Another Fallout 3 example, Protectrons, who are the lowest-rung bots have a neutral, robotic-y voice. Sometimes it's humorous, sometimes it's just annoying.
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Computer Voice / int_6ce0d19c	type	Computer Voice
Computer Voice / int_6ce0d19c	comment	Ziggy from Quantum Leap has a female voice in the one episode set back in 1999. This despite being referred to as male for the ENTIRE FIVE SEASONS of the show.
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Computer Voice / int_6dbe6646	type	Computer Voice
Computer Voice / int_6dbe6646	comment	Sonic the Hedgehog (SatAM): Sally's personal computer Nicole.
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Computer Voice / int_6dd8677c	comment	As noted above, Nod used a male AI, CABAL in place of the female EVA in Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun. In comparison, CABAL displayed much more independent thinking and eventually revolted in the Firestorm Expansion Pack. The various Cores the Empire of the Rising Sun deploys in Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3.
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Computer Voice / int_6fd416b6	comment	In Voices of a Distant Star, the computer speaks in an English accent. An unusual choice of a female voice given it's a Humongous Mecha.
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Computer Voice / int_755b343f	comment	Halo: Female AIs in general whenever they're delivering status alerts, notably Cortana. Forerunner Monitors tend to have somewhat higher-pitched voices, even when their programming is male.
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Computer Voice / int_7668653a	comment	EDI, the main computer of the Normandy in Mass Effect 2.
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Computer Voice / int_7988cb68	comment	The VI interfaces in Mass Effect are certainly related: they are holograms that serve as interfaces to allow you to interact with computer systems. The ones in the citadel are Asari (monogendered female-like species). Later both male and female human variations are seen, and even a Prothean one, though due to 50,000 years of wear and tear, that one looks like a irregular sphere rather than resembling an actual Prothean. Then we meet a VI who looks like an actual Prothean in Mass Effect 3. Geth have a neutral voice that also persists when they communicate with organics (as is the case with Legion, for example). They're able to speak fluently, though. Particularly jarring is their original speech pattern as shown in the part of the game where Sheppard goes through historical documents: The original geth (right when they achieve sentience) spoke in a very monotonous voice where each word had exactly one intonation: they basically sound like the first synthetic voice simulators humans have come up with in reality (which is funny considering how far we have come with synthetic voice programs but how far an actual A.I. still is away).
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Computer Voice / int_7c07df33	comment	The Billion Dollar Brain (1967) speaks down telephone lines to the protagonists in the Machine Monotone expected of the era.
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Computer Voice / int_7e07557b	comment	In the first game of the Outpost franchise, the computer/AI that assists you has a female, somewhat robotic voice. Her default name? Aphrodite.
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Computer Voice / int_7fcddc41	comment	All three time zones and the present time in the first The Journeyman Project game have male computer voices in the Pegasus Prime remake, compared to the largely female voices in Turbo. Course, the time zones in question (save for 200 million BC) are all future history periods. Gage Blackwood's apartment in Pegasus Prime has a British-accented computer of its own that runs the devices there, and the TSA gave him a female AI on a Biochip that acts as the text window in Turbo. There's even a male computer voice in the World Science Center in 2310 that has an Australian accent, and the Turbo version has an Asian actress for the Japanese Mars Colony in 2185. The three evil robots in these time zones don't count. In the second and third games, your AI Arthur has a friendly but a little snarky voice.
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Computer Voice / int_81692f99	comment	Another aversion, or maybe this one is a subversion: The refurbished Enterprise's computer voice in the Star Trek movies is male.
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Computer Voice / int_86904ab8	comment	JARVIS, from the Iron Man movie. (Actually named for the Avengers' butler in the comicverse. Speculation abounds, especially since Agent Carter actually introduces the man himself.) There is now an official JARVIS app, providing the snarky voice of Paul Bettany for everyone to enjoy. It allows limited voice control.
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Computer Voice / int_86c3beca	comment	While some of the speaking clanks and AIs in Girl Genius have more natural, or more odd, voices for the most part they get special rectangular speech bubbles with small flat rectangles overlaying the edges to indicate their non-organic voices.
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Computer Voice / int_8d32e966	comment	Aida from Squadron Supreme.
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Computer Voice / int_8d8157e0	comment	The Lexx from Lexx is a very unusual case of this. The ship is biological technology and although the voice it uses is male, the ship itself is actually female.
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Computer Voice / int_8e619ff4	comment	Solitary is a Reality Show "hosted" by a sentient AI named VAL. In the first season, VAL's voice was androgynous, but from the second season onward, it was clearly female.
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Computer Voice / int_8e8ed866	comment	KITT in Knight Rider has a soft male voice (William Daniels, better known as Mister Feeny this side of The '90s, originally; Val Kilmer in the new series), likely due to it being intended as a military vehicle. KITT's Evil Twin KARR has a much deeper male voice (Peter Cullen, who also voiced Optimus Prime in The Transformers). In the new series, KARR transforms into a robot, making the choice of using Peter Cullen again even more appropriate.
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Computer Voice / int_909ca4b1	comment	ReBoot: The System Voice.
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Computer Voice / int_90a3a7f4	comment	Kim Possible: There's one in the episode "Monkey Ninjas in Space." Also, the talking car SADIE in "Car Trouble."
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Computer Voice / int_90b916ba	comment	The Batcomputer in Batman: The Animated Series, voiced by Richard "Bull Shannon" Moll, who also voiced Harvey Dent in the series.
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Computer Voice / int_91f0110a	comment	In a departure from the other games (well technically, previous two games), you have a female-voiced AI helpfully exclaiming terms such as "Engage", "Pull Up", and "Bullseye". The game? Ace Combat 3: Electrosphere.
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Computer Voice / int_934ef0bf	comment	The Star Trek Continues series has Marina Sirtis doing the computer voice. A nice Shout-Out. There was a movement to cast Sirtis for the computer voice in Enterprise as well. However, Enterprise is a prequel taking place before computers were voiced; the one time we hear a computer voice, it's with a ship from the TOS era, naturally still voiced by Barrett.
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Computer Voice / int_9994a14f	comment	The computer doing the countdown to the escape pod self-destructing in WALL•E. Played straight in several other places too, but again averted by AUTO (since, after all, he's an homage to HAL).
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Computer Voice / int_9a0c0ffa	comment	In Andrey Livadny's The History of the Galaxy series, the voice of the serv-machine AIs is feminine, by default, for male pilots and masculine for females. In fact, thanks to the pilots associating voice with gender, the AIs themselves, thanks to the neural links, begin to take on more sexualized characteristics in their personalities. A number of novels revolve around radical cases when an AI would somehow end up in a human body (through a brain implant) and become the pilot's romantic partner.
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Computer Voice / int_9a8bf274	comment	EVA from Command & Conquer. Red Alert had a male voice though, and the sequels had the male CABAL as well.
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Computer Voice / int_9c3dc2a2	comment	In Phantasy Star Universe and Phantasy Star Online 2, CASTs, a race of intelligent androids, can speak as animatedly as their biological compatriots. Their voices, however, have a very distinct electronic reverb effect added to them.
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Computer Voice / int_9c40134f	comment	Red Planet The voice of the Mars rover appears to be a variant of the Microsoft Mike voice. Neil Ross (uncredited) voices the computers that monitor the status of the spacesuits.
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Computer Voice / int_9d1e23be	comment	"All the Troubles of the World": Multivac's voice is a light tenor with a reverberation added.
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Computer Voice / int_9e0b4b87	comment	In The Andromeda Strain, the computer in the secret underground base plays pre-recorded messages spoken by a... pleasant female voice. A minor subversion: The voice actually belongs to a 60-year-old woman. The voice is arguably the Trope Codifier for, if not the Computer Voice, then the use of the Computer Voice to pleasantly announce really unpleasant information.
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Computer Voice / int_a0219faa	comment	The Star Trek: New Frontier books gave a shoutout to the original Enterprise computer voice when Morgan Primus, who was also Number One in the pilot (played by Majel Barret) is destroyed and transports her mind into the ship's computers, only marginally changing the voice.
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Computer Voice / int_a1393f54	comment	In one episode of Honey, I Shrunk the Kids, Wayne turns his home into a smart house with a pleasant female voice with the primary directive of protecting the family. His wife takes a disliking to the computer (and the voice) and, after the house, naturally, goes crazy, demands that the voice be changed. She suggests George Clooney's voice, prompting Wayne to protest that she would never leave the house.
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Computer Voice / int_a15a3b5e	comment	I Am Mother. The eponymous Mother is a mechanical robot with the voice of Rose Byrne. Given that its role is to raise children, a more gentle, empathic voice would be needed. This becomes a brief plot point when the Woman who enters the bunker fails to realise the "mother" she overhears Daughter talking to is the same as the Killer Robots who have been hunting her for years.
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Computer Voice / int_a183d57f	comment	The ship in Futurama had a setting between male and female voices... and apparently personalities.
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Computer Voice / int_a1b9a8bb	comment	Spider-Man: Homecoming gives Peter a suit designed by Tony, with an initially nameless AI that he would eventually name Karen. Eventually, Peter would be given control of a sophisticated defense system created by Tony in case of his death. Its voice, while female, is nothing like FRIDAY or Karen's. Its name: EDITH, standing for "Even Dead, I'm The Hero."
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Computer Voice / int_a78fff6d	comment	The future computer in SeaQuest DSV has a feminine voice. An escaped AI-piloted attack sub has a masculine voice, but only because it was programmed with Bridger's personality.
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Computer Voice / int_a895e9d3	comment	In Portal 2 Wheatley (And the other personality spheres) are male, as is the "Backup" AI that guides you through the first test chambers & later announces general facility information & procedures. This backup appears separate from the main facilty AI as they can converse, but much more limited in its interractions.
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Computer Voice / int_a90d239a	comment	Psychonauts: Ford Cruller's minecart that transports you around the campground has a woman's voice that communicates heavily in Double Entendre.
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Computer Voice / int_af552e7e	comment	Metroid Prime: The Power Suit has no voice in the original NTSC release, but it was added to the PAL and Metroid Prime Trilogy versions. Its lines in all three Prime games are limited to simple phrases such as "Recording to logbook" and "Data received".
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Computer Voice / int_b2700e28	comment	The Emperor's "voice actor" in If the Emperor Had a Text-to-Speech Device is apparently an actual text-to-speech device - in fact, the Emperor getting a TTS is the entire premise of the show. He sounds like regular text-to-speech devices with masculine, non-emotive voice. Amusingly, he still tries to get the occasional Big Word Shout through it, even though every time it's clear it's not going to work. * As in, "FUUUUUUUUUCK" comes out as "Fiuiuiuiuahck", which has considerably less weight as a curse word.
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Computer Voice / int_b2fba3e0	comment	Now the Ultra Series has taken notes from Rider and Sentai, starting with Ultraman Ginga.
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Computer Voice / int_b3710357	comment	MCP in TRON has a deep, male voice. It also sounds like its creator Ed Dillinger.
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Computer Voice / int_b3788a5d	comment	Example numero uno: "I'm sorry, Dave. I'm afraid I can't do that." In fact, HAL may have preceded this trope. May. Originally HAL was meant to be female, but it was changed in the last minute.
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Computer Voice / int_b4fe32c9	comment	Parodied on Invader Zim: Zim's Computer (the AI system for his entire base) often seems to have more common sense than its master, outright telling Zim that his plans will fail, but is never heeded. At other times it becomes whiny when Zim orders it around, or will even refuse to work at all, complaining that Zim doesn't pay him. It's the electronically distorted voice of Jhonen Vasquez.
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Computer Voice / int_b8e7bb8	comment	Super Sentai is starting to follow suit with the more recent series. Change! Goseiger! and GOOOOOOOOOKAIGER! Yes, even the Gokaigers' morphers are Hot-Blooded. In the more recent transitions to Power Rangers, while the toys retain their own version of the system voices, the show itself tends to omit them completely, the last case of having a system voice being in Power Rangers Dino Charge.
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Computer Voice / int_bc848d30	comment	SpongeBob SquarePants: Plankton's computer/wife is a bit of a subversion, as he often argues with her.
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Computer Voice / int_be492827	comment	Metroid Prime 2: Echoes: The Power Suit has its voice in all regions.
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Computer Voice / int_c0974a16	comment	Webmind in the WWW Trilogy has a variety of male voices. Initially he used the sort of synthesised voices you get with text-to-speech programs and at one point he is described as sounding like a GPS. Later on he settles on immitating a male voice actor in an effort to be more human-friendly.
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Computer Voice / int_c3a1c8f8	comment	UFO (1970): 'SID' [Satellite Intruder Detector] averts the usual trope by speaking in a deep, plummy male voice. A deleted scene even has 'him' singing "Home on the Range" as he floats through space.
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Computer Voice / int_c43df4d8	comment	Doctor Who: In "The Doctor Dances", Captain Jack's Chula warship has a female voice that tells him the exact odds of his survival.
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Computer Voice / int_c6245086	comment	Crysis' Nanosuit has a male voice as default, but allows you to switch to a female one in the options menu. The sequel has a male-only voice, which sounds much more robotic than in the previous game.
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Computer Voice / int_c6f7e804	comment	Blake's 7. The many voices of Peter Tuddenham as the wise Zen, irritable Orac, and sycophantic Slave.
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Computer Voice / int_c75d67d	comment	Person of Interest. When communicating Numbers to Harold Finch or John Reese by phone, the Machine strings together voice clips taken from different recorded conversations. It is, however, capable of more fluent verbal expression when necessary. In the final episodes however it chooses to communicate using the voice of Samantha Groves aka Root after her death.
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Computer Voice / int_c8c98634	comment	The various Cores the Empire of the Rising Sun deploys in Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3.
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Computer Voice / int_cb4950b1	comment	Colossus: The Forbin Project - When Colossus speaks, it is synthesized to sound neutral.
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Computer Voice / int_cd536e7f	comment	Motherboard from Wildguard who can store up to 10 picabytes and, when she was younger, was larger than most rooms.
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Computer Voice / int_cdc1e75a	comment	The Andromeda Strain. The computer in the Wildfire secret underground base plays pre-recorded messages spoken by a pleasant female voice. It is revealed that the voice, which one scientist describes as "luscious," is that of a woman in her 60's, turning it into in-universe Fetish Retardant. The book points out that the most sexy voice the military could find is used for voice reminder systems on the theory that men will pay more attention to it. However when the same voice plainly announces the nuclear countdown, Stone and Hall find this extremely infuriating.
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Computer Voice / int_d69208d2	comment	Codename: Kids Next Door: The computer for Sector V talks in a female voice from time to time.'She' is also shown to have emotions worthy of a woman, as seen in one episode where she is in love with numbuh 1, and jealous of Lizzie for being his girlfriend. It also seems that all K.N.D. tree houses have the same female computer voice, shown in the episode "i.t.", where the computer announces how much time is left in the game of 'tag' over the world.
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Computer Voice / int_d856b221	comment	The Foundation Trilogy: Text from the Encyclopedia Galactica is read aloud in a monotone and artificially adjusted to sound more robotic. It's also overlaid with a clicking sound to imply a computer recording.
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Computer Voice / int_d98a1281	comment	The Turing Test: TOM has a deep, male voice, which sounds more than a little like Jeremy Irons.
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Computer Voice / int_dc25de3f	comment	Portal: GLaDOS. In the first game she was rather monotonous, while in the second game she's a bit more expressive. As it turns out, she's more than just an A.I. though, originally being a human whose consciousness was forced into a computer. Also the turrets. Interestingly, the defective turrets in the sequel sound like a male stand-up comedian.
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Computer Voice / int_ded14e47	comment	Edgar from Electric Dreams.
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Computer Voice / int_e60954ea	comment	Starting with the PS2 games, Armored Core featured the option of changing your AC's computer voice, which the player only ever really heard at the beginning and end of missions. In Armored Core 2 and later games, this was achieved by installing another head (which would cause the player to shell out a few creds just to get rid of the "neuter" voice of the default head unit). In other games, this was changed to an option in the garage menu. In the original Armored Core, the head unit also changed the computer's voice, although one had to experiment to find the different voices; in ''AC2'', this function appeared in the specs.
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Computer Voice / int_e885c808	comment	In Spaceballs - calmly announces the Self Destruct Sequence in the Megamaid/Spaceball 01 craft. A little slow to remind of a cancellation button and teases over the number seven. Remains polite to the very end, wishing people to "have a nice day" before exploding.
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Computer Voice / int_ea377bc0	comment	System Shock, but SHODAN sounds much less calm after she goes rampant: she suffers heavy vocal distortion and frequent stutters, with her vocal pitch and rate of speech varying wildly from line to line. It's implied she's doing this on purpose, for some unknown reason.
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Computer Voice / int_ea7635f4	comment	In Alien: Resurrection the ship's computer is called FATHER. It of course has a male voice.
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Computer Voice / int_ec4e65ca	comment	"Betty" in X: Beyond the Frontier is somewhere between the two. It's strange sounding. In following games of the X-Universe series, it has a more natural-souding monotone female voice. X: Rebirth tones down the monotonous nature of Betty's voice.
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Computer Voice / int_ed4a44cf	comment	Logan's Run. The voice of the Master Computer is female; the director believing that the male Sandmen would feel more comfortable with such a voice.
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Computer Voice / int_edc3ea3	comment	In Star Citizen, each of the starship manufacturers installs their own Bitching Betty system that calls out warnings to the pilot. Male Betty users include Aegis Dynamics (a defense contractor) and Roberts Space Industries' cheaper offerings. Aegis uses a stern, human-like voice while cheap RSI ships use a very synthetic voice, to the point where it can be difficult to understand Female Betty user include Origin Jumpworks Gmbh (a BMW expy), Anvil Aerospace (a defense contractor), Drake Interplanetary (a legitimate builder that does not cater to pirates), Musashi Industrial & Starflight Concern (utilitarian Space Trucker manufacturer), and more expensive RSI offerings. Origin uses a soothing slightly synthetic voice, while MISC uses a grating heavily synthesized voice. Drake and Anvil are both variations on somewhat stern, synthetic voices.
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Computer Voice / int_ee384546	comment	Cyberpunk 2077 has this in various forms. The AI for the automated Delamain cabs speaks with a posh male British accent (when they aren't suffering breakdowns that make them skittish or violent). There is also Adam Smasher, Arasaka's top enforcer and a Full-Conversion Cyborg whose menacingly deep voice is made all the more unsettling by its electronic rasp.
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Computer Voice / int_ef076a36	comment	Averted with the Cardassians and Romulans. This is in fact used in an episode of Star Trek: Voyager (titled "Dreadnought") when a Federation computer fights to take over a Cardassian system. A male and female voice stating what they're trying to in counterpoint was actually an interesting dramatic device. However the Cardassian space station Terok Nor later to be known as Starbase Deep Space Nine used a female voice. Deep Space Nine's voiceover was a different actress, Judi Durand, and the voice is lower and a bit less friendly, befitting the Cardassians. (All Federation computers in the Deep Space Nine series are still Barrett, though.) The missile computer's voice is actually B'Elanna's, as when she reprogrammed it as a Maquis, she was sick of the unemotional masculine voice.
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Computer Voice / int_f04b4111	comment	Metroid Metroid Fusion: The AI in the ship's computer isn't voiced, but in the final confrontation between it and Samus, its Voice Grunting text beeps have a noticeably deeper tone than Samus'. The character is male as well, as Samus finds out during this confrontation. Metroid Dread: ADAM, acting as Samus' ship's computer, is voiced with a male-voiced text-to-speech program.
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Computer Voice / int_f10a65b	comment	Despite having a male name (Gideon) the time ship's computer in Legends of Tomorrow has a female voice (and avatar).
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Computer Voice / int_f6b6fa77	comment	In Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix there was a voice like this speaking for the elevator at the Ministry of Magic.
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Computer Voice / int_f74b5f80	comment	In Babylon 5, the all-purpose computers in people's quarters have a female voice. Although when Garibaldi reboots the station's main computer as a security measure, he restores a forgotten feature - a very snarky personality called "Sparky" with a male voice (provided by Harlan Ellison, who worked on the series as a consultant). Garibaldi hates it, and spends most of his time in that episode trying to get rid of it, but it's the snark and not the gender of the voice that he finds grinding.
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Computer Voice / int_f7958019	comment	Sunshine (2007). The voice of Icarus is female.
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Computer Voice / int_fa3ca713	comment	Wishbone and the Amazing Odyssey: Invoked — the Virtual Librarian is an electronic version of Wishbone and has a computer-generated voice, sounding just like Wishbone's but with a faint electronic hum to it.
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Computer Voice / int_fc7f736a	comment	The Voice of the Pod's computer in Innerspace. Although it gives most of its information in a level & businesslike tone, when the Pod is in danger it gains a note of urgency. "Approaching Tricuspid valve of Heart! Do not enter, do not enter Heart!" (said with a note of fustration) "Thruster Inoperative!"
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Wing of Darkness (Video Game) / int_5969d512	type	Computer Voice
Wipeout (Video Game) / int_5969d512	type	Computer Voice
Wishbone and the Amazing Odyssey (Video Game) / int_5969d512	type	Computer Voice
X-Perts (Video Game) / int_5969d512	type	Computer Voice
Zone of the Enders (Video Game) / int_5969d512	type	Computer Voice
Blooming Panic (Visual Novel) / int_5969d512	type	Computer Voice
If the Emperor Had a Text-to-Speech Device (Web Animation) / int_5969d512	type	Computer Voice
Juniper Actias (Web Video) / int_5969d512	type	Computer Voice
Winx Abridged (Web Video) / int_5969d512	type	Computer Voice
Poppy O'Possum (Webcomic) / int_5969d512	type	Computer Voice
STuCK (Homestuck) (Webcomic) / int_5969d512	type	Computer Voice
Beast Wars / int_5969d512	type	Computer Voice
Mars Express / int_5969d512	type	Computer Voice
Miles from Tomorrowland / int_5969d512	type	Computer Voice
PAW Patrol / int_5969d512	type	Computer Voice
Sonic SatAM / int_5969d512	type	Computer Voice
Sonic the Hedgehog (SatAM) / int_5969d512	type	Computer Voice
WALLâ€¢E / int_5969d512	type	Computer Voice

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