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A HEAR-a-prompter is just the opposite of a "tell-a-prompter" - and is needed by those who are in leadership - or those elected to represent citizen's desires.
Q) How could the greatest orator of all times not explain what he means or convince his "followers" to agree with him?
A) Maybe it was his union screen-writer's fault, or maybe he needs a HEAR-a-prompter - so he can do what his constituents have been TELLing him to do... for a "CHANGE"...
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All television on-camera news personalities that pontificate and deliver pious news messages or tragic stories with a sober look and serious tone in their voice. They are not the writers of the story but simply the messengers of guilt to the camera.
That tv anchor seems humbled by the drought's impact on the Somali people, but really he's nothing more than a prompter preacher.
Did you hear all the prompter preaches today? They're all saying that higher taxes on me will somehow solve all the country's problems.
Someone who makes prompts to an AI program that outputs art imitations. Used as a more accurate alternative to the term "AI artist", as prompters do not create art themselves.
I used to love sharing my art on this site, until it started getting flooded by lazy prompters.
A camera with a specially angled glas pain in front, as well as a screen (mostly) to the bottom of the screen. This allows the person in front of the camera to read a message while looking into the camera - making the audience think that they’re being looked at directly.
The host presented today’s news - seemingly knowing all by heart, he read them off the prompter.