And this one.
The voice sounds like that of a robot, probably just poor programming.
Of course it is "A.I.", but that doesn't mean it's wrong. Jeezus!
@fishline79 And it doesn't mean it's right.
English
Etymology
From Middle English long-lifed, equivalent to long + life + -ed.
Pronunciation
IPA(key): /ˈlɒŋˈlɪvd/, /ˈlɒŋˈlaɪvd/
Adjective
long-lived (comparative more long-lived, superlative most long-lived)
Having a long lifespan; surviving for a long period of time.
Usage notes
The pronunciation /laɪvd/ (rhyming with hived) is more consistent with the word's etymology (from the noun life rather than the verb live), and was formerly more common. However, the pronunciation /lɪvd/ (the second syllable pronounced as the verb lived) is more common today.
Yes, that's what I said!
@fishline79 No, it's not. You merely ignore the evidence inconsistent with your position.
You are a fraud. That is only one of the accepted pronunciations, and not the one in general use. In 60 years I have never heard anyone pronounce a long i in long-lived. People would laugh at you for saying it that way, just like I am now, you poseur.
The voice sounds like that of a robot, probably just poor programming, I have noticed a lot of that in automated messages this last year or two.