Client-side AI experiments using Chrome's built-in AI and other solutions.
Note: Requires Chrome Canary.
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Generate new content given your ideas, in the same tone as your other existing content.
Options for rewriting individual paragraphs à la Google Doc, like rephrasing, shortening or elaborating.
On-device.AI.-.Rephrase.paragraph.mov
There is also some basic autocomplete functionality to finish sentences:
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Headline generation:
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Permalink generation:
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Using a simple prompt to summarize the content in only a few sentences.
On-device.AI.-.Write.excerpt.mov
Uses Transformers.js and Florence-2 to generate image captions and alternative text for images directly in the editor. Also integrated into Media Experiments, which supports video captioning too.
On-device.AI.-.Image.captioning.mov
A slight variation on the summarization use case, this extracts a memorable quote from the article and gives it some visual emphasis.
On-device.AI.-.Memorable.quote.mov
Suggest matching tags/categories based on the content. Grabs a list of existing terms from the site and passes it to the prompt together with the post content.
On-device.AI.-.Add.tags.mov
Uses Chrome’s built-in summarization API to provide readers a short summary of the post content. The UI is powered by WordPress’ new Interactivity API.
On-device.AI.-.Summarize.article.mov
Also supports summarizing comments:
Using a simple prompt to say whether the text is positive or negative. Could be used to suggest rephrasing the text à la Grammarly, or identify negative comments.
On-device.AI.-.Sentiment.analysis.mov
In the editor, instantly translate your content into another language. Useful for multilingual websites.
On the frontend, translate comments written in another language or translate the post content to your preferred language.
