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Old 09-29-2025, 10:24 AM   #96
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Anyone using AI to help/enhance their reading?
Not for reading, for other areas I absolutely do it. One thing that I like is generating covers. I absolutely abhor book covers that are photographs or (god forbid) movie covers, and sometimes I just grab a story from a magazine or webpage that's just in plain text. I like to turn things into proper book-like formats in Calibre; so all those stories get a cover designed for them and a description, written by AI.
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