Releasing the third version of "note AI Assistant (β)", your creative partner! Now with a feature to soften your tone.
Three new features have been added to "note AI Assistant (β) ", your creative partner!
A feature to soften your writing style, and Japanese-English/English-Japanese translation features.
The AI Assistant feature supports your creative process like an editor working alongside you. Please try using it as your creative partner!
Currently, the AI Assistant feature is available to select creators (note Premium members, note pro users, and early-access applicants). General users can gain access sequentially by applying for early access.
Since you can apply for free if you have a note account, please take this opportunity to try it out.
What note AI Assistant (β) can help you with
The first release and the second release introduced the following features.
Suggestions for article angles, title suggestions, table of contents suggestions from summaries, press release structures, fairy tale creation, text review, summarization, and introduction suggestions.
Here are the three new features released in the third update.
Feature 9: Soften your tone
It suggests ways to soften stiff or harsh phrasing. It can rephrase difficult phrases into language anyone can understand, or reword potentially sarcastic expressions.
Recommended for times like these:
- When you want to explain technical content so anyone can understand it. - When you want to check if your writing might be hurtful to someone.
Tips for best results
Try pasting the text you are concerned about directly into the input field.
Feature 10: Translate English to Japanese
When you input English text, it will translate it into Japanese.
Recommended for times like these:
- When you want to cite news or documents written in English. - When you want to easily use automatic translation within the note service.
Tips for best results
Write the source text with correct grammar as much as possible. Avoid using abbreviations.
Feature 11: Translate Japanese to English
Translates Japanese text into English.
Recommended for times like these:
・When you want people overseas to see your work or writing written in Japanese
・When you want to easily perform automatic translation within the note service
Tips for effective use
Write the original text to be translated with correct grammar as much as possible. Do not use abbreviations.
How to use
When the AI Assistant (beta) becomes available, a menu will appear on the note article posting screen.
Open the new note post screen
Open the menu from the "+" button in the body input area and select "AI Assistant (beta)"
You can select and try out features from the pull-down menu
* A screen for agreeing to the usage precautions and terms will be displayed only upon first use.
* Please note that we limit the number of uses per person.
We are looking for your work and feedback with "#TriedWithAI"!
If you have tried using the note AI Assistant (beta), try posting your note with the hashtag "#TriedWithAI"!
Works actually created using the AI Assistant
Impressions and feedback from using the AI Assistant
Interesting ways to use the AI Assistant
Creative projects you want to try using AI, etc.
If you have any interesting ways of using it or works you've created, the official note account might even feature them! We look forward to seeing them!
How to apply for early access
As of February 21, the AI Assistant feature is available to note Premium members, note pro users, and early applicants (those who applied by 5:00 PM on February 20).
We will notify early applicants via in-service notifications or email as soon as it becomes available for use. We plan to gradually expand the number of eligible users while monitoring usage.
Early user applications will close on February 28 March 31! If you would like to try it out, please apply using the form below.
Eligibility: Anyone*
Application deadline: February 28, 2023 (Tue) 23:59
* Click here to register for a new note account
* Currently available on the web browser version and Android app.
* Please note that you may not be able to use it immediately, as we will be expanding the number of eligible users while monitoring application numbers and usage.
We will consider feature enhancements and the end date for the trial period based on your usage and feedback, and will keep you updated. We will also announce details on this note account and our official Twitter, so please follow us and stay tuned!
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The AI is an assistant, and the final decision on what kind of work to create rests with the creator's will. By using AI, creators can focus on the core of creation that only humans can do.
At note, we hope to continue experimenting together with feedback from all of you so that you can make good use of AI as a tool and further expand the possibilities of your creativity.
[Reference] What is GPT-3?
The note AI Assistant (β) uses OpenAI's GPT-3, which is also used in the chat AI "ChatGPT".
GPT-3 is a natural language processing AI model developed by OpenAI. It learns from vast amounts of text data and can generate human-like text. GPT-3 is attracting attention for its high accuracy and flexibility, and is used for various tasks (text generation, translation, summary generation, etc.).
At note, we have also compiled articles from creators who are sharing explanations and use cases for ChatGPT. Please take a look for reference!
<This article was created using ChatGPT to get hints for text expression, titles, and structure.>
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