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EPISODE · Mar 1, 2019 · 26 MIN

Scribeless: Writing handwritten letters using robots.

from 22nd Century · host Charles Kerr

This episode of 22nd Century I spoke with Robert Van Den Bergh, Co-Founder of Scribeless. In this modern world, with email, Slack, WhatsApp, Facebook, LinkedIn firing you messages from all angles, handwritten letters can cut through the noise significantly better. Scribeless write handwritten notes using artificial intelligence and robotics to learn your own handwriting and replicate it at scale. We discover whether having robots to write the letters takes away from the essence of a handwritten letter in the first place, how it’s possible to train a robot to write letters for us and who would pay for the service.

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