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Computer-Generated Stories Instead of Writers : Narrative Science software sad futuristic topic for you all ..
Forbes Among 30 Clients Using Computer-Generated Stories Instead of Writers: on mediabistro.com: http://www.mediabistro.com/galleycat/forbes-among-30-clients-using-computer-generated-stories-instead-of-writers_b47243
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'Forbes has joined a group of 30 clients using Narrative Science software to write computer-generated stories.
Here’s more about the program, used in one corner of Forbes‘ website: “Narrative Science has developed a technology solution that creates rich narrative content from data. Narratives are seamlessly created from structured data sources and can be fully customized to fit a customer’s voice, style and tone. Stories are created in multiple formats, including long form stories, headlines, Tweets and industry reports with graphical visualizations.”
The New York Times revealed last year that trade publisher Hanley Wood and sports journalism site The Big Ten Network also use the tool. In all, 30 clients use the software–but Narrative Science did not disclose the complete client list.
What do you think? The Narrative Science technology could potentially impact many corners of the writing trade.'
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I thing it's awful. No future for the truth. There is no future for the truth in this way, only lying.
Another (my) idea for the 'Narrative Science' logo: fleeing eye, fleeing the truth:
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Computer-Generated Stories Instead of Writers : Narrative Science software sad futuristic topic for you all ..
Forbes Among 30 Clients Using Computer-Generated Stories Instead of Writers: on mediabistro.com: http://www.mediabistro.com/galleycat/forbes-among-30-clients-using-computer-generated-stories-instead-of-writers_b47243
QUOTE:
'Forbes has joined a group of 30 clients using Narrative Science software to write computer-generated stories.
Here’s more about the program, used in one corner of Forbes‘ website: “Narrative Science has developed a technology solution that creates rich narrative content from data. Narratives are seamlessly created from structured data sources and can be fully customized to fit a customer’s voice, style and tone. Stories are created in multiple formats, including long form stories, headlines, Tweets and industry reports with graphical visualizations.”
The New York Times revealed last year that trade publisher Hanley Wood and sports journalism site The Big Ten Network also use the tool. In all, 30 clients use the software–but Narrative Science did not disclose the complete client list.
What do you think? The Narrative Science technology could potentially impact many corners of the writing trade.'
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I thing it's awful. No future for the truth. There is no future for the truth in this way, only lying.
Another (my) idea for the 'Narrative Science' logo: fleeing eye, fleeing the truth:
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