I'm an AI developer at the intersection of immersive and emergent storytelling. I help novelists, game designers, and filmmakers vividly imagine their worlds through a set of custom tools I've developed.
this week, I give you a present 🎁
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As many of you know, I'm now building AI tools for people as a full-time job. I'm creating custom agents for amateur writers, professional novelists, Hollywood movie types, business folks, and YouTube celebs. Everything I build can be customized to the individual and is created to make certain aspects of their lives easier, faster, and better, so they can focus on all the other things they love to do. In that spirit, today I am making available to all of you (and the rest of the world) a little foundational tool that I use as a widget inside some of my other custom builds. I've been testing this extensively for two weeks across a wide variety of situations, and it's now ready for prime time. Do keep in mind that even though it's free, you need a login for OpenAI to use it. If you don't have one yet, get one. It's high time you discovered what new tech can do for us - you will save days of your life. For My ADHD FriendsTL;DR – my new tool gives you brainstorming superpowers For People Who Love The DetailsA full breakdown of the Talemaiker Ideation Engine on my site ExamplesYou can use it for work: You can use it for fun: You can use it for pleasure: REDACTED My Request In Exchange For This GiftI would love for you all to test out the tool this week in a real-world scenario. My sister used it to plan an activity day. My brother used it for some project ideas. I used it for work. I would really like some honest feedback from you guys on how you used it and how it performed for you. Good, bad, ugly, it's all helpful for me to make this the best it can be. So please give it a try and then shoot a reply back to this email to let me know how it went, k? Thanks! Oh, and if any of you want any custom tools created for anything in your personal or work life, let me know and we can talk. -- Nate PS: My friend was at a gas station on a road trip and told me she was going to bring me back a souvenir of some trash ass ham in her pocket so I made this old timey advertisement for it because this is what I do with my life and that unsubscribe link is right below the pic just begging you to click it at this point (If you ever stop loving these emails, just unsubscribe here - no hard feelings!) |
Nate St. Pierre
I'm an AI developer at the intersection of immersive and emergent storytelling. I help novelists, game designers, and filmmakers vividly imagine their worlds through a set of custom tools I've developed.
It's almost here! Over the past couple months I've been designing a suite of AI-powered tools that can give superpowers to small teams of regular people. The full details are kind of a secret until January, which will be the official launch. But in the meantime, I'm looking for 10 beta testers to put into my system starting in December. These folks will get free access to everything I'm building for a month or so. You can use everything, break everything, and then tell me where my stuff is...
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Over the weekend I did my annual graveyard walk, this time stopping by to visit my friend who recently passed, instead of walking it with him. A sad time, certainly, but not without its bittersweet moments. In fact, I noticed that there's an open slot in the bookshelf above his book of ashes in the mausoleum library. I've never made any plans for my body after I die, so maybe I'll buy that slot and have it all taken care of so my kids don't have to. I'll think about it. my favorite photo from...