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Cowriter mentions (6)

• Alternatives?

  Found something new: Cowriter seems to be for blogs and the like, tho. Source: about 3 years ago

• I built an AI writing tool that does online research for you in realtime and writes about it 🤯. LMK if you want to check it out ♥️

  I don't completely agree. At the end, AI will not replace humans. It's just going to help us get better. A human eye still needs to review the content; it's not a set-and-forget type of thing. But it indeed enables you to create better texts with REAL facts. Should Google be illegal? These tools should be aimed at helping us and improve our abilities. And also, my tool is based on real-time data, so it doesn't... Source: about 3 years ago

• I built an agent that does online research for you in realtime and writes about it 🤯

  Https://cowriter.org/ (from his comment history). Source: about 3 years ago

• [personal project] I created a free real-time-based AI writing tool, and I invite you to use it!

  Of course! You can find it here cowriter.org. Source: about 3 years ago

• [personal project] I created a free real-time-based AI writing tool, and I invite you to use it!

  Thanks :) Here’s the link cowriter.org Would love to hear your thoughts. Source: about 3 years ago

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