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[seowagon95]

You must be aware of how essential it is to always provide top-notch content as a blogger. But, it might be difficult to consistently produce new and original content, particularly if you have a busy schedule or a little supply of ideas. Tools for article rewriting can be useful in this situation. We will discuss the advantages of using such tools and the merits of the Article Rewriting Tool.

[mariacallous]

Arvind Narayanan, a computer science professor at Princeton University, is best known for calling out the hype surrounding artificial intelligence in his Substack, AI Snake Oil, written with PhD candidate Sayash Kapoor. The two authors recently released a book based on their popular newsletter about AI’s shortcomings.

But don’t get it twisted—they aren’t against using new technology. “It's easy to misconstrue our message as saying that all of AI is harmful or dubious,” Narayanan says. He makes clear, during a conversation with WIRED, that his rebuke is not aimed at the software per say, but rather the culprits who continue to spread misleading claims about artificial intelligence.

In AI Snake Oil, those guilty of perpetuating the current hype cycle are divided into three core groups: the companies selling AI, researchers studying AI, and journalists covering AI.

Hype Super-Spreaders

Companies claiming to predict the future using algorithms are positioned as potentially the most fraudulent. “When predictive AI systems are deployed, the first people they harm are often minorities and those already in poverty,” Narayanan and Kapoor write in the book. For example, an algorithm previously used in the Netherlands by a local government to predict who may commit welfare fraud wrongly targeted women and immigrants who didn’t speak Dutch.

The authors turn a skeptical eye as well toward companies mainly focused on existential risks, like artificial general intelligence, the concept of a super-powerful algorithm better than humans at performing labor. Though, they don’t scoff at the idea of AGI. “When I decided to become a computer scientist, the ability to contribute to AGI was a big part of my own identity and motivation,” says Narayanan. The misalignment comes from companies prioritizing long-term risk factors above the impact AI tools have on people right now, a common refrain I’ve heard from researchers.

Much of the hype and misunderstandings can also be blamed on shoddy, non-reproducible research, the authors claim. “We found that in a large number of fields, the issue of data leakage leads to overoptimistic claims about how well AI works,” says Kapoor. Data leakage is essentially when AI is tested using part of the model’s training data—similar to handing out the answers to students before conducting an exam.

While academics are portrayed in AI Snake Oil as making “textbook errors,” journalists are more maliciously motivated and knowingly in the wrong, according to the Princeton researchers: “Many articles are just reworded press releases laundered as news.” Reporters who sidestep honest reporting in favor of maintaining their relationships with big tech companies and protecting their access to the companies’ executives are noted as especially toxic.

I think the criticisms about access journalism are fair. In retrospect, I could have asked tougher or more savvy questions during some interviews with the stakeholders at the most important companies in AI. But the authors might be oversimplifying the matter here. The fact that big AI companies let me in the door doesn’t prevent me from writing skeptical articles about their technology, or working on investigative pieces I know will piss them off. (Yes, even if they make business deals, like OpenAI did, with the parent company of WIRED.)

And sensational news stories can be misleading about AI’s true capabilities. Narayanan and Kapoor highlight New York Times columnist Kevin Roose’s 2023 chatbot transcript interacting with Microsoft's tool headlined “Bing’s A.I. Chat: ‘I Want to Be Alive. 😈’” as an example of journalists sowing public confusion about sentient algorithms. “Roose was one of the people who wrote these articles,” says Kapoor. “But I think when you see headline after headline that's talking about chatbots wanting to come to life, it can be pretty impactful on the public psyche.” Kapoor mentions the ELIZA chatbot from the 1960s, whose users quickly anthropomorphized a crude AI tool, as a prime example of the lasting urge to project human qualities onto mere algorithms.

Roose declined to comment when reached via email and instead pointed me to a passage from his related column, published separately from the extensive chatbot transcript, where he explicitly states that he knows the AI is not sentient. The introduction to his chatbot transcript focuses on “its secret desire to be human” as well as “thoughts about its creators,” and the comment section is strewn with readers anxious about the chatbot’s power.

Images accompanying news articles are also called into question in AI Snake Oil. Publications often use clichéd visual metaphors, like photos of robots, at the top of a story to represent artificial intelligence features. Another common trope, an illustration of an altered human brain brimming with computer circuitry used to represent the AI’s neural network, irritates the authors. “We're not huge fans of circuit brain,” says Narayanan. “I think that metaphor is so problematic. It just comes out of this idea that intelligence is all about computation.” He suggests images of AI chips or graphics processing units should be used to visually represent reported pieces about artificial intelligence.

Education Is All You Need

The adamant admonishment of the AI hype cycle comes from the authors’ belief that large language models will actually continue to have a significant influence on society and should be discussed with more accuracy. “It's hard to overstate the impact LLMs might have in the next few decades,” says Kapoor. Even if an AI bubble does eventually pop, I agree that aspects of generative tools will be sticky enough to stay around in some form. And the proliferation of generative AI tools, which developers are currently pushing out to the public through smartphone apps and even formatting devices around it, just heightens the necessity for better education on what AI even is and its limitations.

The first step to understanding AI better is coming to terms with the vagueness of the term, which flattens an array of tools and areas of research, like natural language processing, into a tidy, marketable package. AI Snake Oil divides artificial intelligence into two subcategories: predictive AI, which uses data to assess future outcomes; and generative AI, which crafts probable answers to prompts based on past data.

It’s worth it for anyone who encounters AI tools, willingly or not, to spend at least a little time trying to better grasp key concepts, like machine learning and neural networks, to further demystify the technology and inoculate themselves from the bombardment of AI hype.

During my time covering AI for the past two years, I’ve learned that even if readers grasp a few of the limitations of generative tools, like inaccurate outputs or biased answers, many people are still hazy about all of its weaknesses. For example, in the upcoming season of AI Unlocked, my newsletter designed to help readers experiment with AI and understand it better, we included a whole lesson dedicated to examining whether ChatGPT can be trusted to dispense medical advice based on questions submitted by readers. (And whether it will keep your prompts about that weird toenail fungus private.)

A user may approach the AI’s outputs with more skepticism when they have a better understanding of where the model’s training data came from—often the depths of the internet or Reddit threads—and it may hamper their misplaced trust in the software.

Narayanan believes so strongly in the importance of quality education that he began teaching his children about the benefits and downsides of AI at a very young age. “I think it should start from elementary school,” he says. “As a parent, but also based on my understanding of the research, my approach to this is very tech-forward.”

Generative AI may now be able to write half-decent emails and help you communicate sometimes, but only well-informed humans have the power to correct breakdowns in understanding around this technology and craft a more accurate narrative moving forward.

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Sixteenth Day Event Prompt:

Dream & Ponk - Rabbit

@sixteenth-day-event

(Did I totally misread the prompt and have to reword the fic to make it work? No, totally didn’t, no idea what you’re talking about)

(Also, thank you to @simplepotatofarmer for inserting rabbit!Dream in my head. May have accidentally stolen an idea from their Rabbit Run fic. If you haven’t yet, go read Rabbit Run, it’s very good! Can’t stop thinking of c!dream as prey hybrid types now.)

Sixteenth Day Event:

Dream & Ponk - Rabbit

Ponk finds an injured Dream in the woods by his house after a prison break. He’s not one to leave an injured man to die.

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“So, I’m not the only one Sam decided to fuck with,” Ponk muttered.

The masked rabbit hybrid in front of him shrugged. He stared down at the hand Ponk was wrapping with bandages. He sat on the kitchen chair stiff and uncomfortable. There were more bandages wrapped around his torso and limbs under his trousers. His rabbit ears were heavily bandaged, which wasn’t helping his already damaged hearing. His right foot was missing, a rudimentary prosthetic attached to the stump of his lower leg. Ponk didn’t want to consider the implications of a rabbit hybrid losing a foot. Especially when he knew Dream could shapeshift.

“Seriously, what the hell did he do to you in there?”

Another shrug. Ponk sighed.

“Dream, you’re going to have to talk to me at some point. I can only help with so much if I’m guessing what hurts and what might be infected. You’re lucky to be moving while missing a foot like that,” he chided.

Dream’s ears wilted as he hunched his shoulders in response, as if trying to curl in on himself despite the fabric wrapped around his body. Ponk’s eyes softened.

“Just take your time, okay? I’m not turning you back over to Sam anytime soon.”

“What about the others?” a hoarse voice coughed out of Dream’s throat. “Would you turn me over to them?”

Ponk sighed. He’d been doing that a lot lately. When had the server become like this? His best friend taking his arm over a couple of tokens. That same person torturing their former friend. The Egg corrupting the others and driving them to hurt and kill on a whim. When had it all gone so wrong?

“No, I won’t be. I’m not a snitch, Dream. Have a little faith that I have some sort of conscience after all this,” he huffed, letting out a small, humorless chuckle.

Dream turned away. As much as Ponk would have liked to see Dream’s face, see the expressions he was making… he understood Dream’s desire for privacy. It seemed to have been ripped from him in prison.

The tension building in the room caused Ponk to switch subjects.

“Why did Sam… why did he torture you? Was it supposed to be a punishment?” he winced at the words leaving his mouth. But he also couldn’t help his curiosity. His need to relate to someone who had suffered abuse at the hands of the same person.

Dream flinched. Ponk bit his lip to keep down the concerned reassurance that tried to leap from his throat. Dream wouldn’t want that, not right now.

“It… Sam didn’t lift a finger. Not really. He just… he just condoned it,” Dream mumbled. His voice was so quiet Ponk almost didn’t hear him.

“What? He let… he let someone else torture you? In his prison?” Ponk couldn’t keep the incredulous tone from his voice.

Dream nodded.

Ponk swallowed. He could see Sam torturing someone. Hell, he counted what he went through as torture, and that only lasted a day at most. But to hand someone else the tools and sit back and watch…. That was almost worse.

Just who on the server would feel comfortable to get close enough to Dream of all people to torture him?

“Wh—?”

“It was Q-Quackity,” Dream said, voice breaking ever so slightly on the other’s name.

Ponk frowned. He didn’t know Quackity particularly well. He had seen the other when they had gone to the vault to detain Dream. But otherwise, they barely interacted. The younger man must be power hungry then, enough to try and take something from a man already locked up and unable to touch anyone.

“Huh.” It was all Ponk could think to respond.

There another long silence. The air felt thicker and stuffier by the minute, and Ponk debated opening a window before deciding against it. It would cause Dream to panic more, and Ponk had barely managed to get the young rabbit hybrid to his house after finding him bleeding out in the woods.

Ponk turned back to the masked hybrid to finish off the last bandage. His frown deepened as a line of blood dripped from Dream’s chin.

“Dream, is your head bleeding?”

Dream flinched, before reaching up and dabbing the skin under his mask. His fingers came away red with blood. Ponk watched as the young man’s chest stuttered, his lungs not quite working properly as he began hyperventilating.

Ponk took his hand and held it firmly but gently, rubbing circles on bandaged knuckles.

“I need you to breathe, Dream. It’s all right. You’re okay. I can treat the injury if you take your mask off. Can you do that for me?”

Dream went still, ears flattening against his head. His hands clenching and unclenching repeatedly. He shook his head. Ponk’s eyes softened.

“I promise no one will hurt you, Dream. I just want to make sure it’s not infected, okay?”

Dream was quiet again. For a good moment, Ponk thought he would have to leave the wound alone and pray it wouldn’t become infected.

And then Dream slowly raised his hand to the white disc that sat on his face. He undid the strap and lowered it.

The face that stared down at the ground was covered in scars and burns. As if a hot knife had been dragged across his cheeks. His little nose was inflamed and torn. His whiskers were almost shaved, which couldn’t possibly be good for his stability. There was even a small “Q” dug into the jawline. No part of Dream’s body had been spared the torture then.

Ponk was glad his own face was covered, but he knew his eyes would betray his horror. He quickly composed himself and got to work on the gash in Dream’s forehead, newly opened from whatever activity Dream had done after escaping the Vault. The young man stayed quiet, despite flinching at how close Ponk got. His dull, green eyes never left Ponk’s hands as he worked, and his ears were still pinned against his head.

“Why are you helping me?” The question was unprompted, maybe to deal with the unsettling silence that had fallen over the two of them.

Ponk sat back for a moment. “Because you used to be my friend, Dream. And you’re injured. I don’t actually enjoy seeing people suffer.”

Dream scoffed but remained silent.

Ponk placed the last plaster on Dream’s skin and stood from where he’d crouched beside the other. He stretched his arms over his head.

“Well, that should be everything. You can stay here for the night, and I would highly recommend you do so. I don’t want you to tear open any stitches,” he said, gesturing to a nearby pullout couch.

Dream shook his head. “I… I have somewhere to go. Thank you, though. I appreciate it.”

Ponk wished he were more surprised by the sincerity in that remark. It would have hurt less to hear than the gratitude oozing out of Dream’s voice, how his ears perked up just a little at Ponk’s offer. As if Dream thought he should have died out there alone and afraid.

“Of course, Dream. My door is open if you need anything, all right? And I promise, I won’t tell anyone.”

Dream nodded, strapping his mask back on.

“Thank you,” he mumbled as he pulled his hoodie back on and donned his armor.

He stood from his chair and almost immediately stumbled, catching himself before Ponk could react. He waved Ponk off and grunted as he stepped towards the door. It swung open with a push, and Dream peered out for a moment, glancing at the surroundings. And turning back to Ponk one last time, he nodded his thanks.

And then he was off again, hobbling down the path to the woods nearby.

Ponk stared out the open door to starlit sky above. He sighed, closed the door, and moved to clean the table of bandage rolls and dots of blood. A deep sorrow built up inside him as he thought of the dull eyes of a man he had considered a close friend. And of the maniacal look on their abuser’s face when he’d taken Ponk’s arm. One he probably had when Quackity had taken Dream’s foot.

When had it all gone so wrong?

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(You thought, oh cute fic prompt, maybe fluff? No, you get angst instead. No comfort, only hurt).

[mugzymiik]

I HAVE A THEORY.

SO.

IN EPISODE 4. WHEN LYCANTHROPY'S FIRST(???) DIALOGUE POPS UP.

["Hey Cubic! Long time no see!"]

LYCANTHROPY SAYS THIS. IMPLYING THAT LYCAN AND CUBIC HAVE MET BEFORE. A LONG LOMG TIME AGO.

BUT WE DONT KNOW WHEN.

AND IN EPISODE 1. WHEN THEYRE EXPLAINING THE PINK CORRUPTION TO CYAN. LYTHORUS SAYS:

["Yeah, the last time the Pink Corruption came was when Cube and I were kids."]

THE CORRUPTION LAST HAPPENED WHEN THEY WERE CHILDREN.

AND HOW WOULD LYCANTHROPY AND CUBIC KNOW EACH OTHER. IF THE LAST CORRUPTION WAS WHEN THEY BOTH WERE KIDS.

MAYBE THEY GOT CORRUPTED AS CHILDREN.

(I WAS ALSO GOING TO USE CUBE'S JACKET(?) COLOR AS PROOF,,?? USING THE LAST IMAGE OF A REFERENCE OFC,,BUT THEN I REALIZED THAT THE SCARF IS A DIFFERENT COLOR + HIS JACKET IS A DIFFERENT SHADE OF LIGHT BLUE IN BOTH—

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—SO IDK IF I COULD USE THAT FOR A THEORY TOOL,, BUT IT COULD STILL BE WORTH MENTIONING???? LIKE. IDK. BUT WHY WOULD HIS OUTFIT BE DIFFERENT THAN HIS USUAL ONE IN HIS DREAM WORLD(???). AND HE DOESN'T WEAR A JACKET + SCARF TO SLEEP, SO THAT COULDN'T BE IT)

ANOTHER THING PROBABLY WORTH MENTIONING IS. RIGHT AFTER WHEN LYCANTHROPY SAYS CUBIC'S NAME. CUBE IS SHOWN ON SCREEN LIKE RIGHT AFTER—

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—AND HIS CORRUPT SCAR(??? I THINK???) IS LIKE. "ACTIVATED"????? IG????

BUT THE THING IS. IT ALSO HAPPENED WHEN AJACEARE WAS LIKE "Cubic cmere" (AS @/darkhatkid MENTIONED TO ME ON DISCORD) SO IDK ITS JUST PROBABLY WORTH MENTIONING AS WELL

SO JUST. MY THEORY. IS THAT CUBE N LYTHORUS GOT CORRUPTED AS CHILDREN

YEAH THATS IT THATS THE POST

EDIT: IF PART OF THIS IS LIKE UNINTELLIGIBLE (IN THE WRITING PORTION AT LEAST) PLEASE TELL ME AND I WILL TRY MY BEST TO REWORD IT..i have a low fever rn and im going nuts abt this/hj/lh

[satohqbanana]

Siblings and Questions Tag!

Rules: Choose a pair or group of siblings among your characters, then answer the questions below.

Tagged by @spideronthesun. Thank you! I reworded and rearranged a couple questions. For this questionnaire, I chose (adult, Liberatio version) Gracie and Charity, the then-heirs of the Kingdom of Prisma. I really love their relationship despite it not being a big focus in either main Arcanium story. I hope I could show more of their dynamic someday!

1. Who's the older one?

Gracie. It sure doesn't seem that way.

2. Who looks the most like their parents?

Neither. I like to make my OC kids' appearances a perfect blend of their parents' faces.

3. Who eats the most?

Charity. She has more physical activity and is more physically fit than her sister, and therefore requires a larger amount of food in her system. On the other hand, Gracie is picky with the quality. She can leave a meal or even a small serving unfinished.

4. Who has been in the weirdest situations?

Gracie. She's a mage and she's with Kaleidopolis, and she even became Head Spellcaster, so that's been a wild ride.

5. Who sleeps the most?

Charity, only because she's not facing way too many problems as of the moment.

6. Who has the most stable romantic life?

Not Gracie. Woman went through a divorce and is still feeling the sting too much that she's rejected all sorts of flirtations and advances towards her. Meanwhile, Charity and her consort are enjoying a very amicable and diplomatic relationship based on trust and conscientiousness, with no romance between them (nor do they ever intend to pursue one). They don't have an heir, but they're keeping most sides of politics under good control.

7. Worst habit of each one?

Gracie's is charging recklessly into all sorts of risky situations, especially when she's heavily stressed or when she strongly believes in the cause. Charity's is letting her sister get her way despite her own guts having a different opinion.

8. Who's the most dramatic?

Gracie. She makes Charity look withdrawn and meek.

9. Who had a weird phase?

Neither one. But considering in-world values, Gracie as a mage would've been considered "weird" in a sense.

10. Who is the best cook among them?

Neither one. They're both hopeless in the kitchen and would fare better in washing dishes.

11. What is their best memory together?

Hanging out on the rooftop of their residential manor feeling the gusts of wind, their hairs and the fabrics of their dresses fluttering and billowing behind them.

12. What is their worst memory together?

The night of the coup. That in itself is a great tragedy for Gracie who'd once sworn to never abandon the throne. While it's a memory that will haunt both sisters forever, the same incident is also what led them to both their current ruler statuses.

13. What is their dream trip together?

Holding hands as they walk by the beach and dig their feet in the sandy waters, or riding dragons in the sky.

14. Who'd rather not be able to take a bath for a month, and who'd rather have the same clothes for a month?

Gracie would rather not be caught having to repeat clothes that aren't a uniform in consecutive days, and Charity would rather be able to take a bath.

15. Who's their role model(s)?

Gracie's is her grandmother, Grace Ardor II, for always standing up for her beliefs. Charity's is her sister, for always being able to speak her mind.

16. Who usually has the worst ideas?

Gracie.

17. A giant insect is on the wall. Who's taking care of it?

Either of them. Gracie would panic about it, but she will take care of it with her flame powers. Charity would first assess if the insect should be killed or can be safely prodded to make it leave; either way she'd reach for a tool to help her "take care of it".

Tagging @thecomfywriter (please do Cara and Caramel)

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[lauramkaye]

Mando'a is for Lovers, Part 1

So, you want to write a Mando romance? (Sure, we all do!) And you think conlangs are Neat and want to include Mando'a for some flavor? I cannot blame you, friend! They ARE neat! But you're getting kind of stuck because Mando'a seems to be like 80% made up of military or weapon terms and/or insults?

I AM HERE TO HELP.

But I'm gonna have to do it in multiple posts because um. I might have a lot to say and am really kind of a language nerd as it turns out.

SO this one will JUST be some helpful hints for specific words and phrases that could be useful in trying to write Mandos being lovers not fighters (at least at the time.)

Please let me know if you'd like me to write more of these (grammar basics, handy hints, translation help etc.) or to expand on any points, me and my ADHD hyperfocus would LOVE TO HELP.

(Note: I use mainly Mando'a from mandocreator.com because I like their online tools the best. A "dialect" of Mando'a is basically "one particular conlang hobby group that has made up some words that don't exist in the official sources." Other Mando'a dialects are available.)

Anyway, so, first thing:

You can't just write an English sentence, look up each word in a Mando'a dictionary, and then string those words together. Translation doesn't work like that. What you get will almost always make no sense - like those things you see when someone runs a sentence through Google Translate a couple times and then puts it back to English. This is doubly true because Mando'a was created to give flavor to books and video games and doesn't have anywhere near a complete dictionary, so a lot of the time you won't even be able to FIND the word you want.

This is how you get characters calling someone "my to hold in the heart forever."

There are many conlang nerds (myself included) who would happily help you figure out ways to say what you want to say, but for a shortcut:

Look below the cut for help with terms for: love and marriage, beauty/hotness, pet names, and compliments. Bonus: some vocabulary for getting frisky.

Love and Marriage

If you want someone to say "I love you" (the VERB form of "love"), use kar'taylir darasuum which means "to hold in the heart forever." You will need to CONJUGATE this like so:

I love you: ni kar'tayli gar darasuum You love me: gar kar'tayli ni darasuum I love him/her/them: ni kar'tayli kaysh darasuum

If you want to call someone "love" or "my love" ("love" as a pet name/endearment), the word to use is cyare (loved one/beloved) or possibly cyar'ika (darling/sweetheart). Your spouse/committed partner is your riduur. To get married, you say/swear/vow the riduurok. (NOTE that the riduurok is not 100% equivalent to a modern US marriage but this is the vocabulary post not the Mando Culture Meta post. Hit me up if you want me to make the Mando Culture Meta post.)

If you have read more than 2 or 3 Mando fanfics you likely already know about the riduurok but here are the vows, for completeness:

Mhi solus tome, mhi solus dar'tome, mhi me'dinui an, mhi bajuri verde. (We are one when together, we are one when apart, we share all, we will raise warriors.)

If you want to talk about love as a CONCEPT (the noun form of "love") you're going to have to reword it somehow, because Mando'a doesn't have a canon word for that. A few suggestions: 1) reword the sentence to use the verb form 2) use another word, like guuror (to be fond of/to like/to hold affection for). Mando'a also has the very handy intensifier prefix ori-, so you could also say ori'guuror to mean "to like a lot/to be very fond of/to hold great affection for." 3) Think of another way entirely to say the thing you want to say, one that there ARE words for. (You have to do this a lot in Mando'a honestly.) 4) Use a metaphor. Mando'a is a very poetic and metaphorical language where the same words take on different meanings based on context. 5) use words relating to knowledge and remembrance. In Mando'a the concepts of love and remembering/knowing someone or something are VERY closely related.

Attractiveness

A couple related concepts here. Also note that if you are writing Mandalorian characters, they will have Mandalorian standards of attractiveness, of which physical appearance tends to be a lot lower-ranked than in modern Western culture. When you are part of a historically nomadic warrior culture in which most people wear armor all the time, you're gonna care a lot less about what they look like than what they act like and how they ARE, as a person.

Beautiful: mesh'la Very beautiful: ori'mesh'la More beautiful: mesh'lashya The most beautiful: mesh'lane

Note: for all these adjectives, you can add ori' to the front to make it "very [thing]", shya to the end for "more [thing]", and ne to the end for "most [thing]". Attractive (not relating to physical beauty but attractive as a person for other reasons): copyc

Don't mix copyc up with copik'la, which means "cute" but should only be used about animals and small children, not adults. (unless it's a pre-negotiated kink thing but let's save that for the advanced lesson.)

See also the section on compliments for other qualities Mandos find appealing and might use to sweet-talk someone.

Pet Names

cyare (love/beloved) and cyar'ika (darling, sweetheart) are the classic go-tos here. If you are married you can call them riduur (spouse/life partner). You could also use ner kar'ta (my heart), which I would argue works well in Mando'a since the way you tell someone you love them is literally to tell them that you hold them in your heart forever. The heart is actually very significant in Mandalorian culture generally; the elongated hexagon you see used in their designs and in the chestplate of their armor is called the kar'ta beskar (beskar heart) and is a culturally significant symbol.

A note on "-ika": using the suffix "-ika" forms a Mando'a diminutive meaning something like "little [thing]" with an affectionate connotation. Hence cyare (beloved) becomes cyar'ika (sweetheart, darling.) You can do this with names: you add -ika to the first syllable, so Jango would be Jan'ika, Din would be Din'ika, Boba would be Bob'ika. (Note- you can fudge the "first syllable" thing to make it sound better and be easier to say. "Bob'ika" flows better than "Bo'ika" but I think it's easier to say "Gro'ika" for Grogu than "Grog'ika.") Note that -ika is a lot like the Japanese -chan in that it generally connotes something young and cute more than something adult. So don't just deploy it at random. An adult calling their adult lover "-ika" is kind of like, say, calling Steve Rogers "Stevie" or possibly even "Stevie-poo" - it definitely can happen but there's a certain vibe to it that you might not always want. But you could still use it in conjunction with any of these other terms - like you could call someone your kar'tika (little heart) and get the point across.

If the person is being formal/poetic/archaic you might see them use ner runi (my soul), though this would not be commonly used by modern Mandalorians; think of it as like.... using terms from Shakespeare to compliment someone. It can work in the right context but it could also sound really pretentious.

There isn't a canon Mando'a noun that means "treasure" or anything similar, but there are adjectives for "valuable" (waadasla) and "important" (jaonyc) so you can work from there if you're flexible with your phrasing. (You can actually transform words in Mando'a into other parts of speech quite easily--there are simple and standard rules for doing it--but that's another post.)

You'll also see mesh'la (beautiful) used, though I tend to think that Mandos wouldn't emphasize physical beauty so much as other qualities they like, such as:

Other Things A Mando Would Compliment You On (could be platonic or romantic)

Being mandokarla (adjective) or having mandokar (noun) means basically "having all the qualities that make an ideal Mandalorian." The dictionary definition calls this "a blend of aggression, tenacity, loyalty, and a lust for life."

Having shereshoy (noun) - this is the "lust for life" referred to above, but that's a shorthand translation. Shereshoy is a Mandalorian cultural concept that means "the enjoyment of each day and the determination to seek and grab every possible experience, as well as surviving to see the next day - hanging onto life and relishing it." (a nice parallel for those who ship Mandos with Jedi is to the Jedi concept of being in the present moment!)

Loyal - verburyc (adj)

Stubborn/tenacious/enduring - atin (adj)

Aggressive (not necessarily negative) - verd'yc (adj) (note that "verd" is "warrior" - this is aggressive in a culturally valued way for Mandalorians and might also be used the way you'd use passionate, ambitious, etc in English. OVERLY aggressive/rude/intrusive would be something like "akaa'naryc" which has a connotation more like starting fights/instigating war.

Clever/intelligent - mirdala (adj)

Brave - kotep (adj)

Good - jate, very good - ori'jate, best - jatne.

Ramikadyc - this is one of those words that needs cultural context to really define. Verd is "warrior," Ramikad is "commando," and ori'ramikad is "supercommando" which is the term for elite special forces. Ramikadyc -literally "commando-like" - is defined as "an attitude that he/she can do anything, endure anything, and achieve the objective. A blend of complete confidence and extreme tenacity instilled in special forces during training. Can also be used informally to describe a determined, focused person." (Side note: ram'or means "to attack" and "kad" is "sword" so ramikad likely originally just meant "swordfighter." Possibly because you need more training to be effective with swords and blasters than blasters alone, this came to refer to a more elite class of soldier.)

Kandosii can mean both indomitable and ruthless, while kandosii'la means stunning or amazing.

Strength - a couple different words here. Kot (strength) and kotyc (strong). Dral, which means strong or powerful but can also mean bright or glowing. This leads to the question- how do you know which word to pick when there are multiple ones with the same or similar dictionary definitions?

My go-to is to look for other words that have similar roots, or canon phrases that contain one of the words, and use that to figure out the connotation/flavor/nuance that distinguishes the words from each other.

So for strength - do you use dral or kotyc?

You see the "dral" root in a few places: Dral'Han (the Annihilation - a more literal translation would be "bright annihilation" or "bright oblivion" and it is a reference to the glare of the orbital bombardment of Mandalore), draluram ("bright-mouth", a term for spicy food), and the phrase "nar dral'shya." (try harder/put your back into it.) The "kot" root appears in kote (glory), kotep (brave), kotir (to defeat, to overpower), and alli'kote (a clan's reputation.) From this, it seems like you might use "kotyc" to talk about physical/martial strength or strength that leads to victory or reputation, and "dral" to talk about more innate or existential kinds of strength/power.

Okay, so you can give the sweet-talk. What about the SPICY talk? (because Mandalorians love spicy food? get it?)

Some Potentially Useful Words For Sexy Stuff

naritir (v) - to insert, to put, to place. Note that if you wanted to do an imperative you would add "ke" to the beginning.

narir (v) - to act, do, put

Nar dral'shya! (phrase) - try harder, put your back into it. (We talked about this phrase above when discussing dral. "shya" at the end means "more [thing]" - it's the equivalent of adding "-er" to an English verb - so "dral'shya" here means something like "more powerfully". The "nar" is likely from narir (act/do/put) but could potentially also be from naritir (insert/put/place), so I think that it's quite possible for this phrase to have a double-entendre connotation something like "shove it in harder.")

Words for body parts - (note, in Mando'a you make a word plural by adding -e to the end if it ends in a consonant and -se if it ends in a vowel)

Hand/hands - gaan/gaane Finger/fingers - cer/cere Buttocks/ass/rear - shebs (note that this is referring to one entire butt; there isn't a word for a single buttock. "shebse" would be "asses" aka the butts of more than one person.) Arm/arms - irud/irude Chest - haalas (there is no word for breasts) Thigh/thighs - motuun/motuune Face - troan (this word also means "mask") Eye/eyes - sur'haai/sur'haaise

Words for THOSE body parts - okay look the Officially Licensed Star Wars Expanded Universe material isn't big on telling you how the GFFA says "cock" so you're going to have to use some creativity here.

Mando'a in general uses gender VERY rarely (in Mando'a, everyone's pronouns are they/them) and when it does, it's mostly in reference to like, animal husbandry. It's generally not going to be very well received to call someone jagyc (male) or dalyc (female) in a sexy context. It's more a medical/scientific thing because in Mandalorian culture biological sex is only relevant for medical/scientific/agricultural reasons and gender only matters in so far as it personally matters to you but is culturally largely irrelevant. Probably Mando OB/GYN vocabulary exists but it was apparently not deemed relevant to the Republic Commando tie-in game and novels that most Mando'a was developed for.

That said, there are definitely crude, Shakespearean-esque jokes including swords and sheaths and such - but these would be considered kind of raunchy and not something that everyone would appreciate. Anyway the words here are:

Kad (n)- sword, saber Dalab (n)- sheath, scabbard

And if you want some verbs, Mando'a has THREE words for stabbing: chekar, kalikir, and bikadinir. Chekar means to stab with a small blade - think "to shiv." Probably not the most complimentary metaphor but some people might be into that. Kalikir is to stab with a narrow blade - "to skewer". Bikadinir is to stab with a broad blade - "to run through." The way that these metaphorical uses might be interpreted are left as an exercise for the reader, ahem.

Big (and little) - Big is "ori" and small is "kih". In addition to using them on their own, you can also use them as modifying prefixes, where they CAN mean physically big or small but can also mean the equivalent of "very [thing]" or "slightly [thing.]" Note that "kih" (at the front) is small/little with no context about how you feel about the thing being described, while -ika (at the back) is a way to say "little" with an affectionate, cutesy vibe. So your ori'vod is your older/big sibling, your kih'vod is your younger/little sibling, and your vod'ika is your little sibling (affectionate.)

Hard (and soft)- you probably want muun (hard as in a surface or material) rather than urakto (hard as in difficult.) Soft or yielding is pel; do not use laandur (fragile) as that is considered an insult.

Tight (and loose)- sadly don't exist, but you can probably use novla (closed/shut) and tenn (open) to get the job done here.

Hole - palon is "hole." surdol means "an opening" or "a window," you could likely use this in a sexy context. I've seen people use "shebs'palon" to mean "asshole" but YMMV.

Hot (and cold)- hot is nadala, but this refers to temperature only. Hot as in attractive you want copyc, hot as in physically appealing you probably want mesh'la. Cold is ciryc.

Wet (and dry)- wet is piryc, dry is haast.

Show - tenganaar is "to show" or "to display" with a root from "open hand" (like you're showing something in the palm of your hand.)

Want - copaanir is the verb "to want." Me'copaani? is "What do you want?" or "what would you like?" vercopaanir (literally future-want) is "to wish" or "to hope" and vercopa is a wish or dream. If you say "Vercopa" followed by a statement, it means "I wish that/may it happen that." So like - "Vercopa mhi me'dinui an" would be "I want us to share all." Vercopa can also have a connotation sort of like the one when someone says "I'm manifesting this" - like, you are urging the universe to make it happen for you. The related word copad (noun) is an ambition or desire.

Okay that got really long but I hope it is helpful to someone! Because I've spent way too much time thinking about this. :)

[sophia-hayes]

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[mommymothma]

Space lesbians head over to AO3 I already posted two chapters and there's more to come

The New Manda'lor

https://archiveofourown.org/works/46779784/chapters/117823627#workskin

Bo-Katan x The Armorer

An Excerpt

"So what about casual relationships?"

"Ask your question, Bo-Katan." Bo-Katan took a deep breath, and reworded her question.

"What of celibacy? Or sex, what are the rules?"

"That is often left up to the individual mandalorian. They may have multiple partners if they wish, but should they remove their helmet they will have to bathe in the ancestral waters to rid them of the sin of removing their helmet."

Bo-Katan was a little confused as to how that worked. Not being able to use the mouth was… a tragic loss. She considered it her best tool.

"It is not as hard as one might think," The Armorer expressed, no doubt in response to her reaction.

Bo-Katan raised an eyebrow, unsure if the Armorer meant to imply anything.

"May I ask," the Armorer began, "if your inquiry is related to Din Djarin?"

Bo-Katan laughed a little, shaking her head. She stood up, taking a risk. She stood next to the armorer, closely watching her work. She leaned in, gently pressing herself against the other woman.

"No," she replied, "my interest is not in Din Djarin."

Rani's helmet slowly turned towards her, and Bo-Katan wished she'd had her own helmet on to hide her blush.

"Any other inquiries, Lady Kryze?"

[officialleehadan]

I don't remember if you've posted about this before, but can you please briefly talk about the editing and publishing possesses as a beginner author?

Hello darling! I haven't really talked about this here, but if people are interested, I certainly can.

So, the first thing I'm going to say is that there's no One True Way for editing. I can't tell you what will work best for you. I can only tell you what works best for me.

The way I do editing is pretty straightforward. Once a project is done (finished, but not edited or even spellchecked in any way) I put it down. Generally, I try to give a finished project at least six months to cool off, and a year is better. I don’t even spell-check it until the entire project is finished.

After six months, I’ve sort of forgotten the project. That makes it much easier to come back to it with fresh eyes, and read over it. Errors, bad wording, all of that, will be much easier to spot. Bad plot moments are easier to fix because I’m less connected to the project. It’s less emotional. It makes for a much more comfortable process.

Once you’re done with the project (it’s all written, start to finish. DO NOT EDIT BEFORE THIS POINT!!) and it’s cooled for a few months, it’s time for what I call the Three Draft method.

Draft 1 – Big changes. Rewording, plot holes, introducing or removing characters. Adding or removing content.

Draft 2 – Little changes. Spellcheck, typos, misused words (form/from, etc.) small rewordings. Add all your spelling errors to your autocorrect at this point. The more you can teach your autocorrect to fix things, the easier future projects will be. Also build out a spreadsheet of ‘frequently-used words’ that you use too much, words that get swapped with each other (though/through, there/here) so you can use the ‘find word’ search to check them quickly on later projects. This spreadsheet will be a living document, and you can add to it with every project as you catch more words (and punctuation errors like “” or ..) quickly.

Draft 3 – Typos. Final polish. Little things you missed. This one will take the longest, because you very much have to go over the whole manuscript with a magnifying glass. It helps to change it into a different font at this point, because it will change how you look the characters.

And that’s it. After three drafts, it’s done. Stop tinkering with it. Don’t change anything else. It’s not going to get any better than it currently is, and you’ll make yourself crazy chasing perfection. It will never be perfect. Finish it and move on.

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Now, publishing is a longer conversation, so I’m not going into details in this post. If you want more, let me know and I can expand on it. Ultimately though, there are two options. Both require you to have a finished manuscript, so do that first.

Option 1 – Traditional publishing.

This is where you send query letters to literary agents until one offers to represent your work. (QueryTracker.net is a great tool for this, but you can also look for #MSWL on Twitter and post your pitch on those.) and you sign a contract with them. At that point, they will send your manuscript around to publishers until one of them offers to publish it.

Traditional publishing is much easier on the author than self-publishing, which I’ll talk about in a moment. Your job as the author is basically to write a good book, edit it as well as you can, and then send out about a hundred queries (and get 99 rejections, so be ready for that) until you get representation. After that, you basically do what your agent and editor (supplied by the publisher) tell you, and cheer a lot when your book comes out.

Option 2 – Self-Publishing

Self-pub gets a bad rap and I understand why. There’s a lot of very predatory companies that will offer to put your book into print for a ‘small’ fee (usually hundreds or thousands of dollars) and let you keep all the royalties. This is a scam. If someone asks for money to make your book happen, and you did not explicitly hire them for a specific job, they’re a scam. If you’re looking for professionals (like typesetters or editors) try Fiverr or Upwork. Both have a lot of great people who will do what you need. Do not go to Reedsy. Their professionals are wildly overpriced for the same (or lower) quality of work.

That said, there’s a lot of benefits to self-pub. You have full control, you don’t have to query, and you get more of the money from the sales than you would if you went traditional. Unfortunately, the trade-off is that the upfront work and money are a lot harder, because you’re the one doing all of it. That means editing, cover art, typesetting (VITAL for print, less important for ebooks) the ISBN number (Amazon and Ingram Spark will provide a free one, but there are strings attached) and everything else your book needs. Plus, you’ll be doing all your own marketing, which is a whole lot of work.

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I’ve done both over the years. My first two books were traditional through a small press, and everything since has been self-pub. I very much prefer self-pub personally, but I’m capable of doing every part of book production myself. I have a degree in graphic design, I know how to typeset, I’ve been doing my own marketing for years, and I know the ins and outs of KDP (Amazon’s publishing service) well enough to be comfortable with it.

That said, it’s a lot of work. Publishing has been an unpaid full-time job for me for the last ten years, and for most of that time, I also had a paying non-writing full-time day job. In the last three years, I was able to transition from my day job to writing exclusively, but it took seven years of hard work to get to the point where my writing pays more than nothing.

I am not wealthy. I do not make a lot of money on my writing. I make more than none, but it’s about what I would make on a minimum-wage retail job. I could absolutely make more if I went back to my career as a jewelry professional, and I could make a lot more if I took a few classes and got an additional certification or three. I don’t do that because I love writing. I also take contract writing jobs for video game studios, and commissions.

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Ultimately, which path you take is entirely up to you and they’re both really great options. No matter what you do, you’ll be very involved in your own marketing, so be ready for that, but it’s not terrible. If you don’t have a wide social media base (all under the same username, which is associated with your desired publishing name) you’re going to need them. It’s much easier to get published if you have lots of people who are eager for your next book.

This kind of got away with me, but I hope it helps! Best of luck, and happy writing!

[seowagon95]

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Introduction 

Hey you, digital marketer trying to boost your results. Have you tapped into the power of AI yet? Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing marketing, and there are some amazing tools out there to help you work smarter, not harder. Whether you want to automate repetitive tasks, generate content ideas, predict customer trends or optimize your ad spend,��AI has your back. The tricky part is finding the right tools for your needs without wasting time on solutions that don’t deliver. Lucky for you, we’ve tested some of the top AI marketing tools so you can get straight to the good stuff. Read on for 10 of the best AI tools to take your digital marketing to the next level. Stop struggling with boring, time-consuming work and let AI unleash your creativity. The future of marketing is here - are you ready to embrace it?

Best AI Tools for Content Creation: Copy AI and Article Forge

When it comes to creating content for your digital marketing campaigns, AI tools can be a serious time-saver. Two of the best options out there are Copy AI and Article Forge.

Copy AI allows you to generate short-form copy like Facebook ads, email subject lines, and product descriptions. All you have to do is feed the tool some information about your product or service and it will instantly generate multiple versions of copy for you. Then you can pick and choose the options you like best and tweak as needed. This is perfect for anyone who struggles with writer’s block or wants to A/B test different messaging.

Article Forge goes a step further and actually generates full blog posts and articles for you. You enter a topic and keywords, and the tool will conduct research from across the web to create a draft post. The content won't win any Pulitzer Prizes, but for quickly generating SEO-optimized content to fill out your content marketing calendar, it works great.

Using AI for content creation may seem like cheating, but the reality is that it allows you to focus your time and energy on the creative, strategic work — the high-level thinking that only humans can do. Let the robots handle the repetitive, mundane tasks like researching topics and rewording sentences. Your time is better spent developing your content strategy, optimizing your campaigns, and engaging with your audience.

AI will never replace human writers altogether, but tools like Copy AI and Article Forge are making content creation more efficient and scalable. And in today’s world of marketing where fresh, high-quality content is king, efficiency and scale matter. So don’t be afraid to get a little help from artificial intelligence. Your content marketing will be better for it.

Top AI Tools for Search Engine Optimization: Moz, Ahrefs and SEMrush

When it comes to boosting your search engine optimization (SEO), artificial intelligence (AI) tools can be a digital marketer’s best friend. Three of the top AI-powered SEO tools are Moz, Ahrefs and SEMrush.

Moz is a longtime leader in SEO software. Their AI-based tool, Moz Pro, provides keyword research, site audits, rank tracking, and link analysis to help you strengthen your search ranking. Moz Pro uses machine learning to analyze millions of keywords and websites to uncover opportunities and threats. The tool provides customized suggestions to improve your page titles, content, internal linking, and more.

Ahrefs is an all-in-one SEO toolkit relied on by over 6 million digital marketers. Their AI examines billions of web pages daily to provide the freshest SEO data and insights. Ahrefs’ keyword explorer gives you keyword ideas and metrics to aim for the best possible rankings. Their content explorer finds opportunities to improve existing content or create new content that can rank well.

SEMrush allows you to manage SEO for multiple websites and track the competition. Their AI evaluates more than 3 billion keywords and 100 million domains globally. SEMrush offers tools for keyword research, backlink analysis, rank tracking, and site audits. Their automated site audit checks for issues like duplicate content, broken links, schema markup errors, and keyword cannibalization across your site.

With the power of AI and machine learning, these tools analyze huge datasets to provide customized recommendations for your SEO strategy. They help you discover valuable keywords, create optimized content, build high-quality backlinks, and strengthen your technical SEO. By leveraging these AI SEO tools, you'll have an edge over the competition and be able to improve your search rankings faster than ever before.

Must-Have AI Tools for Social Media Marketing: Buffer and Hootsuite

When it comes to managing your social media marketing, artificial intelligence (AI) powered tools can save you time and boost your results. Two of the top tools that utilize AI for streamlining and optimizing your social media efforts are Buffer and Hootsuite.

Buffer

Buffer is one of the most popular social media management platforms, used by over 2 million marketers and businesses. Their AI-based features help you plan, schedule and analyze your social media posts.

Schedule posts in advance. Easily add social media posts and schedule them to go out at the optimal times for maximum engagement. Buffer’s AI studies the best times to post for your specific audience and suggests the ideal times for you.

Get post suggestions. Running out of post ideas? Buffer provides intelligent post suggestions based on your past posts, popular content in your industry, trending topics and more. Simply choose a suggestion and schedule it or use it as inspiration.

Analyze your performance. See how your posts and profiles are performing with Buffer’s analytics. Metrics like impressions, engagements, clicks, retweets and more are tracked so you can optimize your efforts. The AI also provides insights into what’s working and recommendations for improvement.

Save time with automation. Buffer automates many of the repetitive tasks involved in social media management like scheduling posts, following users and curating content. Their AI handles the busy work so you can focus on strategy and engagement.

Hootsuite

Hootsuite is a widely used social media management platform trusted by over 15 million users. Like Buffer, Hootsuite utilizes AI and automation to simplify your social media activities. Some of their key AI-powered features include:

One-click scheduling. Quickly schedule social media posts, tweets and updates to go out at the best times according to Hootsuite’s AI. Their technology studies your profiles and audience to determine the optimal times.

Suggested content. Never run out of ideas again. Hootsuite provides a constant stream of post suggestions based on trending topics, your industry, location, interests and more. Simply pick from the suggestions or use them as inspiration for your own content.

Automated reports. Stay on top of your social media performance with automatic reports from Hootsuite. Their AI tracks key metrics across all your profiles and delivers insights into what’s succeeding, opportunities for improvement and recommendations to optimize your results.

Saved searches and streams. Set up streams to automatically monitor topics, profiles, keywords and hashtags of interest. Hootsuite’s AI constantly refines results to show you the most relevant content. Curate and schedule the best posts with a single click.

Leveraging the power of AI through tools like Buffer

AI Tools Essential for Email Marketing: Drip and Mailchimp

Drip and Mailchimp: Essential AI Tools for Email Marketing

If you want to boost your email marketing results, AI-powered email automation and personalization tools are must-haves. Two of the leading options are Drip and Mailchimp. By leveraging artificial intelligence, these platforms can automatically tailor your emails to individual subscribers based on their behaviors and interests. The end result? Higher open and click rates, increased engagement, and more sales.

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[kim-simpearls]

how to use word structure to reword anything?

Not sure I understand the question, do you mean something like this?

[ai-detector27]

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Who Can Benefit from Paraphrase Tools?

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Students: Simplify the process of writing essays, research papers, or assignments by using AI-powered paraphrasing to restructure your content without losing meaning.

Content Creators: Fresh, high-quality content is crucial for maintaining audience engagement. Our tool helps you repurpose your existing content into something new and exciting.

Professionals: From business reports to professional communication, reworking content has never been easier.

The Future of Paraphrasing: AI

As technology continues to advance, paraphrasetool AI is only going to get better. The next generation of paraphrasing tools will continue to evolve, offering even more accurate, efficient, and intuitive ways to rewrite content. By integrating AI, tools like those offered by ZeroGPT are setting the standard for the future of content creation.

In conclusion, if you're looking for a reliable, free, and powerful tool to paraphrase your content, ZeroGPT’s paraphrase software online free is your best choice. Whether you're a student, writer, or business professional, our paraphrase tool AI will help you create polished, unique content that suits your needs.

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Best Content Assistant AI App for Students 

What is the Content Assistant App?

Content Assistant AI Apps are tools students can use to ask questions or help out in enhancing content for academic requirements. With just a few clicks, students have the power to gather the necessary information they need, enhance drafted essays, or have their work proofread. These apps can help maximize productivity and enhance the quality of work.

Top examples of the Content Assistant AI Apps:

ChatGPT, developed by OpenAI, is a Content Assistant AI app that users can use to enhance their written works such as essays, emails, articles, etc. It is based on the GPT (Generative Pre-trained Transformer) architecture, designed to understand and generate information based on the input it receives. In recent updates, ChatGPT gained a feature to converse with its users using its voice. Similar to its message feature, it allows users to generate information swiftly without having to type their prompt or query.

QuillBot is known for its paraphrasing tool that students can use. Its AI-based paraphraser can help students restructure, reword, and enhance their overall writing. It also features a citation generation for advanced college writing like thesis or case studies. 

Gemini, formerly known as Google Bard, is Google’s foray into Artificial Intelligence. With its large language models and natural language understanding features, it’s capable of interpreting queries or prompts catered to a wide array of users. Furthermore, Google is working to make Gemini more contextually aware, meaning it can recall information from previous conversations, making it tailor-made to its users individually.

Notion AI is an AI app integrated into Notion, a workspace app. Notion AI is a tool designed to enhance productivity by helping users generate, refine, and organize content more efficiently. Since Notion keeps all of its users’ documents organized, using Notion AI can help them summarize their documents which students can use for their notetaking.

VIPTutors Content Assistant app is designed specifically for academic work. It understands academic writing conventions and complex structures typical in academic papers. Unlike the AI writing tools mentioned above, the VIPTutors Content Assistant app is more streamlined and geared toward students as it only has 2 options, drafting and proofreading.

What is the best Content Assistant App for students?

Among all of the examples listed above, the best Content Assistant App for students is one where they can maximize productivity with little amount of work. Hence, the VIPTutors Content Assistant app is the best one for students. Its drafting and proofreading option, as well as its tone-setting feature, makes it easier for students to have their content assessed. Here are the best features of VIPTutors’ Content Assistant app in full detail:

Drafting option - Using the drafting feature is easy: the student only needs to copy and paste the question or prompt of the essay they need help drafting. The app will then generate content based on input ideas or outlines, or even provide a well-organized first draft. This app can especially help students struggling with writer’s block and finding the right words for their essays.

Proofreading option - To use the proofreading feature, the student must copy and paste or manually type their work that needs proofreading. Afterward, they can select the maximum number of words they want for their paper. Likewise, they also have the option to change the tone of their work—whether formal, academic, or professional. The proofreading feature can enhance any work up to 750 words. Furthermore, using this app can help students learn English, minimize errors in grammar and punctuation, and help better sentence structure, reducing the need for more rounds of manual editing. Students can also use this tool to better their writing skills by assessing the differences in their written work before using the proofreading feature.

Tone feature – VIPTutors’ Content Assistant App’s tone feature sets itself apart from any AI writing tool. The student can set whatever tone they want their work to be—whether it be academic, argumentative formal, or informal. This one-of-a-kind tool is valuable because it ensures consistent adherence to the objective tone needed for their writing.

VIPTutors’ Content Assistant AI app can accommodate all kinds of academic written content because the tone feature allows all kinds of writing to be done. Whether the student wants to write an argumentative speech, a monologue, or a skit, if they set the tone right, the app can significantly help them. Unlike other content assistant AI apps, the VIPTutors Content Assistant app is straightforward and caters to students’ needs.

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