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Merlin is the first text editor that can actually edit your text 🧙‍♂️ Think Grammarly, but supercharged with LLMs 🔋 It uses GPT-4 to: - understand your writing - ask clarifying questions - propose improvements - use those improvements to magically fix your essay Here's a demo:

Varun Shenoy

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Varun Shenoyvor 3 Jahren

Try it out for yourself: An OpenAI API key is all you need. Merlin explores the intersection of LLMs and writing in a way that preserves the author's voice and creativity. This is just a prototype of what is possible. Let me know what you think!

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Corinne Marie Rileyvor 3 Jahren

WOOO

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pavan sethivor 3 Jahren

yess

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Danny Raedevor 3 Jahren

Now do books

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David Lamvor 3 Jahren

Congrats! Amazing!

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Elisson Ambonivor 3 Jahren

English only?

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Varun Shenoyvor 3 Jahren

Multilingual support is fairly strong with GPT-4 and pretty good with GPT-3!

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Commander Zimba🎖🇬🇭vor 3 Jahren

@readwise save this

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Simon Assionvor 3 Jahren

@DeepLcom Write is doing the same.

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Shubham Patilvor 3 Jahren

What is the accuracy rate here (guessing it's pretty good because of gpt-4)

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Varun Shenoyvor 3 Jahren

Hard to judge what accuracy would be in this context, but GPT-4 gives much richer suggestions than GPT-3.

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