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How Indian online publishers are using AI to tackle writer’s block and save time

Online publishers use the new kid on the tech block to tackle writer’s block and cut down production time. Will it give writers a run for the pun?

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Frames from a comic created using Artificial Intelligence. Details about a character’s profile—how s/he looks, age, mood, etc are fed into the character sheet, as well as the script. AI-driven tools then generate episodic panels in accordance with the script, writers review and tweak for nuances such as expression and line of sight. Sixty panels now take two days to execute

Frames from a comic created using Artificial Intelligence. Details about a character’s profile—how s/he looks, age, mood, etc are fed into the character sheet, as well as the script. AI-driven tools then generate episodic panels in accordance with the script, writers review and tweak for nuances such as expression and line of sight. Sixty panels now take two days to execute

An episode that would take 10 days, now takes two days,” says Rajeev Tamhankar, “and it would be 70 to 80 per cent accurate… just needs a little tweaking… maybe the character’s eyes are not looking where they are supposed to, or the expression is wrong.” 

The chief content head at Pratilipi Comics is talking about the new Artificial Intelligence (AI)-driven process they have been using on the online self-publishing and audiobook portal that publishes content in 11 regional Indian languages.

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