Forbes is now using Narrative Science software to generate computer-written stories, writes Jason Boog of GalleyCat.
“The New York Times revealed last year that trade publisher Hanley Wood and sports journalism site The Big Ten Network also use the tool. In all, 30 clients use the software – but Narrative Science did not disclose the complete client list.
“What do you think? The Narrative Science technology could potentially impact many corners of the writing trade. The company has a long list of stories they can computerize: sports stories, financial reports, real estate analyses, local community content, polling & elections, advertising campaign summaries sales & operations reports and market research.”
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