9. The non-transitory computer-readable medium of claim 1 , further comprising: identifying multiple stages of or roles in the task; and assigning different customized or selected voices to the stages or roles, wherein the presenting is performed based on a current stage of or an active role in the task.
1. At least one non-transitory computer-readable medium, carrying instructions, which when executed by at least one hardware data processor, performs a method of presenting customized voices by an automated communication system, the method comprising: accepting information regarding an intended user of the automated communication system, wherein accepting the information includes: i) analyzing text and voice input from the user, and ii) deducing an interaction style of the user based on the text and voice input from the user, wherein the user's interaction style indicates a mood of the user and an interaction style that the user desires, and wherein the mood includes being available or busy and wherein the interaction style includes a formal or an informal style, and iii) storing data regarding the user's interaction style; customizing or selecting one of multiple text-to-speech voices based on the accepted information, wherein the multiple voices are audio properties of the multiple voices that vary by volume and pitch, and wherein the multiple voices include an irreverent voice and a succinct voice; and presenting, to the user and for audible output to the user on a computing device of the user, one or more audible communications for a task performed by the automated communication system using the one or more customized or selected voices.