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Botnik
Remixing Language with Predictive Text

What is Botnik?

Botnik is a community of writers, artists, and developers who utilize machines to create a variety of online and offline projects. The core offering is Voicebox, a creative keyboard that functions as a remixing tool for language.

Similar to predictive text on a mobile phone, Voicebox suggests words based on user-defined source material. Users can select from a range of pre-loaded "Voices," such as pancake recipes, Jerry Seinfeld stand-up routines, or Harry Potter narration, to influence the suggested words. This allows for the creation of unique and often humorous text outputs.

Features

  • Voicebox: A creative keyboard for remixing language using predictive text.
  • Custom Source Material: Word suggestions are based on chosen source text.
  • Pre-loaded Voices: Offers a variety of ready-to-use sources like pancake recipes, stand-up comedy, and literature.

Use Cases

  • Creative writing
  • Generating unique content
  • Experimenting with language
  • Creating humorous text
  • Developing new writing styles

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