New Use Case to Make THOUSANDS with AI

The Nerdy Novelist
6 Sept 202414:20

Summary

TLDRThe video script details a successful method of monetizing public domain books using AI. The creator has made $8,000 from publishing such content, averaging $150-$200 monthly without marketing. They've revisited this strategy by using AI to transcribe and translate old French texts into modern English, making them more accessible. The process involves OCR for text transcription and AI tools like Novel Crafter for translation. The creator also demonstrates creating a modern prose version of 'The Fairy Queen' for easier comprehension, highlighting the potential for educational and commercial value in making literature more accessible.

Takeaways

  • 📈 The speaker has made $8,000 from publishing public domain content over time, averaging $150-$200 per month without marketing.
  • ⏱️ It took approximately 100 hours of work to earn the $8,000, equating to an hourly rate higher than the speaker's previous jobs.
  • 📚 The speaker's sales have been consistent since starting in July 2019, even after stopping the creation of new content in 2021.
  • 🖥️ AI is being used to transcribe and translate old French texts that are only available as PDF scans, making them more accessible.
  • 📖 The speaker desires to make an Arthurian fantasy text more widely available by using AI to overcome language barriers.
  • 🔍 The only existing English version of the text is expensive and not available in digital formats, motivating the use of AI for a more accessible translation.
  • 🔧 AI tools like Claude and NovelCrafter are utilized to transcribe text from images and translate old French into modern English.
  • 📝 The process involves creating specific prompts for AI to accurately transcribe and translate text while ignoring footnotes and marginalia.
  • 🌐 The speaker has published the French version of the text as an ebook, providing a new digital format that didn't previously exist.
  • 📈 The speaker is optimistic that the modern English translations, made with AI, will be profitable and more accessible to a wider audience.
  • 🎨 The potential to create children's books by simplifying the language of old texts to a first-grade reading level is discussed, showcasing the versatility of AI in literature.

Q & A

  • What is the main topic of the video script?

    -The main topic of the video script is utilizing AI to make money by publishing public domain books in new and innovative ways.

  • How much money has the speaker made from publishing public domain content?

    -The speaker has made $8,000 from publishing public domain content.

  • What is the estimated hourly rate the speaker earned from the public domain content?

    -The estimated hourly rate is approximately $85 to $84.85, considering the total earnings and the time spent.

  • Why did the speaker stop creating public domain content?

    -The speaker stopped creating public domain content due to other commitments, such as jobs at Kindlepreneur and starting a YouTube channel.

  • What is the language of the public domain text the speaker wants to make more available?

    -The public domain text the speaker wants to make more available is in Old French.

  • What is the issue with the existing English translation of the Old French text?

    -The existing English translation of the Old French text is copyrighted, expensive, and not available in an ebook format.

  • How does the speaker plan to use AI to transcribe and translate the Old French text?

    -The speaker plans to use AI to transcribe the text from PDF scans and then translate it into Modern English, creating a new, publicly available version.

  • What is the name of the tool the speaker uses for transcription?

    -The speaker uses a tool called Claude for transcription.

  • What is Novel Crafter and how does it fit into the speaker's process?

    -Novel Crafter is a tool used by the speaker to translate text and create modern prose editions of old texts.

  • What is the purpose of creating a modern prose edition of an old text?

    -The purpose is to make the text more accessible and understandable to contemporary readers, particularly those who might struggle with the language of the original.

  • How does the speaker envision taking this project to the next level?

    -The speaker envisions creating children's books and educational materials by distilling old texts into simpler language and possibly adding AI-generated art.

Outlines

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📚 Monetizing Public Domain Books with AI

The speaker discusses their successful experience in monetizing public domain content, specifically books, using AI. They have earned $8,000 over time, averaging $150-$200 per month without any marketing efforts. This was achieved by investing about 100 hours of work, which equates to a rate higher than their previous jobs. The speaker plans to continue this work enhanced by AI capabilities, which will allow them to transcribe and translate old texts, such as a French Arthurian text, into more accessible formats. The process involves using AI to create clean transcriptions from PDF scans and then translating them into modern English, making them more publicly available and potentially profitable.

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🖋️ Transcribing and Translating Old French Texts

The speaker outlines their process for transcribing and translating old French texts into modern, readable formats using AI. They describe using a custom AI prompt to accurately transcribe text from images, excluding footnotes and marginalia, resulting in clean text outputs. The speaker then demonstrates using another AI tool, Novel Crafter, to translate these transcriptions into modern English, creating a new version of the text that is both accurate and accessible. They also mention creating a 'modern' version of the text, adapted to an eighth-grade reading level, to make it even more accessible to contemporary readers.

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🎨 Creating Modern, Accessible Editions of Old Texts

The speaker shares their passion for making old texts more accessible by creating modern prose editions using AI. They give an example of translating a complex, old English poem, 'The Faerie Queene', into a simpler, more understandable version. The speaker has published this modern version on Amazon and believes that such adaptations, even of relatively recent works like Jane Austen's, can make literature more accessible to a wider audience, including teenagers. They suggest that these editions could be further simplified for even younger readers, potentially creating educational children's books that retain the essence of the original texts.

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Keywords

💡Public Domain Books

Public Domain Books refer to literary works that are not under copyright and are free for the public to use. In the video, the creator discusses making money by publishing these books using AI, indicating that the content is freely available for adaptation and distribution without the need for permission from the copyright holder.

💡AI

AI, or Artificial Intelligence, is a branch of computer science that simulates human intelligence in machines. The video script describes using AI to transcribe and translate public domain texts, demonstrating how AI can be leveraged for content creation and repurposing of old works into new formats.

💡Transcription

Transcription is the process of converting spoken language into written form. In the context of the video, transcription involves turning images of old French text into digital text using AI, which is a crucial step for making the content editable and readable.

💡Translation

Translation is the process of rendering text from one language into another. The video mentions using AI to translate old French texts into modern English, making them accessible to a broader audience. This is an example of how AI can bridge language barriers.

💡OCR (Optical Character Recognition)

OCR is a technology that scans printed or handwritten text from documents and converts it into machine-encoded text. The script discusses the limitations of traditional OCR software when dealing with complex layouts like old French texts with footnotes and marginalia, suggesting that AI-based transcription offers a more accurate alternative.

💡Prompt Engineering

Prompt Engineering involves crafting specific instructions or 'prompts' for AI systems to guide their output. The video script describes creating prompts for AI to accurately transcribe and translate texts, highlighting the importance of clear and detailed prompts in achieving the desired results from AI.

💡Novel Crafter

Novel Crafter is a tool mentioned in the video used for text generation and editing. The script describes using Novel Crafter to translate paragraphs from old French to modern English, showcasing how specialized software can facilitate the adaptation of public domain texts.

💡GPT (Generative Pre-trained Transformer)

GPT refers to a type of AI model designed for natural language processing. The video mentions using GPT-40 for translation tasks, indicating that different AI models can be selected based on the specific requirements of the task at hand.

💡Modern English Translation

Modern English Translation refers to the conversion of older forms of English into contemporary language. The video script discusses creating a modern English version of an old text to make it more accessible, emphasizing the value of adapting historical works for modern audiences.

💡Ebook

An Ebook is a digital version of a book that can be read on electronic devices. The video talks about creating Ebook versions of public domain texts that were previously only available as PDF scans, indicating how AI can help in repackaging old content into new, more accessible formats.

💡Passion Project

A Passion Project is a venture undertaken out of enthusiasm and personal interest rather than purely for financial gain. The video creator mentions being passionate about making literature more accessible, suggesting that the motivation behind working with public domain texts is not solely profit-driven.

Highlights

Making money by publishing public domain books with AI

Success in publishing public domain content earning $8,000 without marketing

Consistent monthly earnings of $150 to $200

Time investment of 100 hours for $88,000 earnings

Continued sales increase even after stopping the creation of public domain content

AI's role in transcribing and translating old French text

Creating an ebook copy of a PDF without existing digital versions

Using AI to translate text into a sellable Modern English version

The cost and inaccessibility of existing English translations

AI transcription process using custom instructions to remove footnotes and focus on core text

Publishing the French version of the text as a new digital edition

Using Novel Crafter for AI translation with a custom prompt

Translation accuracy comparison with copyrighted English versions

Creating a modern prose version of the text for easier understanding

Publishing multiple versions: French Edition, English translation Edition, and Modern English translation

The potential for creating children's books from ancient texts

The excitement for increased accessibility to literature and reading through AI

The passion for making literature more accessible beyond monetary gains

Transcripts

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this has got to be one of my favorite

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use cases for using AI that I found in a

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long time so let me dive into how you

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can make a lot of money publishing

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public domain books with AI in ways that

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have never been done

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before all right so I've actually had

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some success in publishing public domain

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content before in the past as you can

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see here over the you know since I

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started doing it I've made $8,000 which

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might not seem like a whole lot to a lot

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of people but it makes me consistent

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about $150 to $200 every single month

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and that's without any marketing

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whatsoever and I estimate that the

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amount of time that it took me to make

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this $88,000 was about 100 hours so

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that's you know about $85 8485 an hour

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which is more than my last two jobs paid

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me and that's because I was able to just

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create this thing and set it and forget

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it and I've been making consistent sales

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ever since then and that number is only

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going to continue to go up as it just

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sits there so as you can see from this

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graph I started making these this public

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domain content back here in July of 2019

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so a little while ago about 5 years ago

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and I continued to make it public domain

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content up here until about end of 2021

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so you can see this rise here is from

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all of that public domain content that I

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put up and then I stopped but even

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though I stopped you can see I've made

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consistent sales over the next couple of

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years since then even though I haven't

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made any more public domain contents and

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the reason I stopped was for a number of

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reasons mostly just because I had other

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things going on with my other jobs at

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Kindle preneur and then eventually I

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started this Channel and that took a lot

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of my time but I am going to be starting

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to do public domain content again

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because of AI and what it is allowing me

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to do now so let me dive in and show you

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exactly what I'm doing and I am actively

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doing this and showing you the exact

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prompts that I'm going to be using and

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that I am using for this use case now to

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give you a little bit of background here

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to make a very long story short there is

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a particular public domain text that I

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have wanted to make available for a long

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time am an aruan fantasy writer and so

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there's this artherion text that I

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really wanted to make more available but

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it's been difficult to do because the

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only public domain version of it is in

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French and not just regular French we're

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talking old French like imagine the

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Canterbury Tales but in French right

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that's kind of what this text is

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Additionally the only versions of the

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French text that I could find are PDFs

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and there's not actually any publicly

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available text that I can just copy and

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paste of this French text the only

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English version of it is a more Modern

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English translation and because of that

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it is copyrighted and it can't be used

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it can't be spread publicly for that

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reason and so I thought what if I could

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get AI to not only transcribe the French

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text from these PDFs so I can make an

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ebook copy of the PDF in a way that

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doesn't exist before but I could also

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use AI to translate that text into

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something that I could sell a more

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Modern English translation and make it

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more publicly available because to get

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the English translation that currently

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exists this cost like $400 because it's

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done through some obscure academic

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publisher and they really don't pay any

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attention to it there's no ebook version

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of it so you have to get the actual text

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in fact I have it right here there's

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actually about 10 volumes but here's one

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of them that we're going to be looking

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at today it's called the story of Merlin

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and this single volume cost me about 50

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60 bucks and there's 10 of these so they

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are quite expensive to get and so I

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created this project here in Claude as

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you can see here it's a very simple

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project all I have is

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this custom instructions here which says

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you will be given an image containing

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text your task is to accurately

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transcribe the text from this image keep

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the following in mind when transcribing

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and then I give it a couple of extra

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instructions and that's all it is and so

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all I have to do is so I have my folder

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here with the scans of this PDF so to

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give you an idea of what this looks like

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it looks like this there's this French

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text there's all of these footnotes here

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there's these notes in the margins here

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this one doesn't have as many but

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sometimes will have a lot of footnotes

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here at the bottom so it's really

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crowded you've got you know these line

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markers here in the text and so if you

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use like a traditional OCR scanner

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software it would bring in all of that

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and there would probably be errors like

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crazy all over the place so it'd be very

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messy so I created this prompt that

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would ask it to remove all of that and

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just focus on the core text so all I

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have to do is take this image plop it

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into here and then hit go and

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immediately it starts transcribing the

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text here and and this is the original

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French old French text that we're

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transcribing here and it is a little

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tedious to kind of take all of these

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images and run it through this process

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but it's way easier than I would have

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been able to do before and it's easier

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than paying somebody to transcribe it

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especially because I would need someone

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to be at least somewhat familiar with

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old French to be able to transcribe it

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with any degree of accuracy and so even

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though the AI is probably not going to

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get everything exactly right just like

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an OCR software would it's going to be

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much better than an OCR software it's

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going to be much better than a human

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transcriber because a human transcriber

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who isn't familiar with old French text

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is likely to have quite a bit of human

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error in there and as you can see it

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made this very clean text here this is

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all French and it's not including any of

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those side comments it's not including

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any of the footnotes it's not including

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any of the footnote references inside of

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the text all because of the prompt that

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I gave it so all I had to do is copy

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this and I take it into a project in

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attakus to B basically put it all in

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here so now I've added it to everything

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I've added so far I've already got

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40,000 words here of this project that

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I've been working on and then I can

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continue with the next couple of pages

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and so forth as I go along so the next

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step is well first of all I can actually

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just publish the French version of this

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cuz like I said the only versions that

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have been available of this particular

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text have been like online scans of PDF

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and so there are no more modern or ebook

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digital versions of this text existing

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anywhere and so I could just publish

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this French version of the text just as

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is but let's say I want to do a little

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bit more than that if we were to take

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let's just take these first couple of

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paragraphs and copy them and then I

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bring them into a tool like novel

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crafter right so I've copied these first

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few paragraphs into novel crafter I can

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select a paragraph and I've created a

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prompt that I call translate and it's a

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very simple translation prompt all of

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these prompts by the way will be

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available to anybody who wants them they

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are available inside of my free newslet

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so if you send it for my newsletter

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you'll get the link to my prompt library

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that has all of these prompts in it all

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I do is just click this button translate

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and it runs the prompt that I've created

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and it says in this part the story says

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that the enemy was very angry with our

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Lord when our Lord was in hell and cast

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out Adam and Eve and as many others as

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he pleased when the enemy saw this they

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were afraid etc etc etc so it's giving

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this big you know it's an old text right

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and if I were to take the actual English

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translation here the one that's

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copyrighted and look at it I can see

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that yeah the translation is is very

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similar it's not the exact same but the

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meaning is pretty much there so this

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first part says in this part the story

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says that the enemy was very angry when

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our Lord was in hell and cast out Eve

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Adam says here in this part of the story

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says the devil grew very angry when

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after our Lord had gone to hell and

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freed Adam and Eve and as many others as

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he pleased so it's very similar not

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quite the same word phrasing but you can

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tell that the transcription or the

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translation here is accurate so all I

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would do is I just you know continue on

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to the next couple of paragraphs hit

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translate and boom and by the way the

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translation model that I'm using here is

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GPT 40 seems to be a good one for this

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kind of accuracy needed in Translation

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right and in just a couple of seconds

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there I've got that whole section all

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translated and yes again this can be a

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slightly tedious process if you're doing

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say a whole book with this but it can be

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extremely rewarding because now we have

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this translation that has never been

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very widely available before and now I

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can make it available to people in mass

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that people that could not have access

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accessed it before because the English

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translation was only available in

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physical copies and only available if

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you had like $400 to spend on it so

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that's what I exactly what I did so this

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is the second volume here that I'm

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currently working on but I've actually

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already gone through and done three

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different versions of this story the

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first volume that I did I transcribed it

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and created this one right here which is

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the French Edition then I created this

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one right here which is the English

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translation Edition and then I created

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another one here called The Modern

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English translation so what do I mean by

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that well let's go back to novel crafter

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and I have created another prompt if I

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took this I have a prompt here that I've

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called make it modern I'll show you a

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little bit of what that prompt looks

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like behind the scenes so we go here to

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make it modern I'm using Claude 3.5

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Sonet as my main model for this and the

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prompt goes something like this you are

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tasked with translating an ancient text

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into a more modern Pros Edition that a

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middle schooler could understand it

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should be at an eighth grade reading

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level this task aims to make the text

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more accessible to contemporary readers

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while preserving its core meaning and

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significance follow these instructions

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carefully then I say here's the text

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you'll be working with and it takes the

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context selection and then I give it a

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few extra tips here to improve the

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accuracy and um what this does is I you

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know take a couple of paragraphs here

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and I say make it modern and now it says

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the story tells us that the enemy was

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very angry when our Lord went to hell

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and freed Eve Adam and many others when

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the enemy saw this they were scared and

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surprised they got together and asked

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who is this person who can control us so

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easily way more accessible to a modern

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way of of reading the language is a

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little simpler it's easier to understand

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and this is really really important so I

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actually created another text using this

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method and this text is called the fairy

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queen now I am a big fan of this ancient

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text called the fairy queen I've

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actually written a whole fiction series

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that was Loosely based on it emphasis on

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loosely there if you're a Edmond Spencer

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purist but this is an ancient epic poem

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that was written around the same time

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that Shakespeare lived Edmund Spencer

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the author was a contemporary of

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Shakespeare and he wrote this epic poem

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that I think is a criminally underrated

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poem because it is so epic and story is

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awesome however it's a little weird and

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the pros or I should say the The Poetry

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of it because it's an epic poem is dense

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it's very difficult to understand so

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I'll give you an example here this is

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the first verse in the first Kanto a

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gentle Knight was pricking on the plane

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you clad and mighty arms and Silver

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Shield where an old dents of deep wounds

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did Remain the cruel marks of many a

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bloodied field yet arms till that time

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did he never wield his angry Steed to

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chide his forming foaming bit as much

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dis dising see I can't even say it to

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the curb to yield full Jolly night he

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seemed and fair did sit as one for

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nightly gusts gists see some of these

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words are even hard to figure out and

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fierce encounters fit so the spellings

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are a little bit different because of

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the the ancient time that this was

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created ancient by ancient I mean like

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Shakespearean time Renaissance time and

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it's kind of difficult to understand

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what we just read right you have to

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really be paying attention and you can't

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just read it and enjoy it right it's

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great poetry right it's this like epic

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high type of poetry but I created this

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modern version of it here which goes

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something like this a kind Knight was

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riding across the plane he wore strong

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armor and carried a silver Shield The

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Shield had old marks from Deep wounds

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showing he had been in many bloody

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battles however he had never actually

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used weapons before his angry horse was

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chewing on its metal bit not wanting to

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be controlled the Knight looked cheerful

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and sat well on his horse he seemed

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ready for jousting tournaments and

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fierce fights so the this is a much more

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understandable version of that verse

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right now of course you lose the Poetry

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you lose all of that but when it comes

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to actually comprehending the text which

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is what I care about in this particular

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situation it's so much easier and I did

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this with ai ai was able to do this

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automatically and very very well and so

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I have now published this version of the

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fairy queen book one this modern

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translation where basically all I have

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is I have a summary that I wrote myself

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I have the original text here and then I

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have the mod translation here and I just

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kind of go through each Kanto that way

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with those three things and I was able

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to publish that and it's currently

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available on Amazon so I'm really

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excited for this particular use case

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especially not just translating old

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public domain texts into Modern English

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but also translating Old English texts

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into a modern Pros version of English

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that is more understandable to us I

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think even book that are relatively not

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that old like Jane Austin works and

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stuff like that could benefit from a

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modern Pros Edition to just make it more

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accessible to teenagers and other people

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who might have a little bit of

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difficulty with the language and I say

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teenagers but like people like myself as

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well I find these kind of modern

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editions to be really helpful to

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understand the Core Essence of the

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storytelling in these books now I've

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only just published some of these and

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I've got more that I've got coming so I

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don't have any proof yet that they are

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making money but since I've seen proof

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that I can make money with public domain

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without any of these kind of

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modifications without anything special

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added to that I'm pretty confident that

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by adding this additional value it's

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going to be even better and you can take

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this to the next level as well you know

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I asked it to make a modern Pros Edition

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for someone who's at the eighth grade

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reading level well what if we made

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something for like a first grade reading

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level right you could make a whole

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children's book just by taking chapters

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of an ancient text and Distilling it

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down into language that a child could

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understand you could even take some AI

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generated art and add some art in there

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and create a story book with some

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pictures that people can look at as as

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well as really legible text that still

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follows the flow of the original text in

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a way that could be very educational for

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young people and I just I get really

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excited about that sort of accessibility

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to literature and reading and all of

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these things it's one of those things

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that I'm most passionate about in my

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life because you know I make so much

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more money just from this YouTube

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channel alone than from the public

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domain stuff that I showed off earlier

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but it's definitely one of those things

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that I'm super passionate about and I

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know that if I put just a little bit

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more work into it it can make money but

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it's really not about the money for me

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so I hope this has been an interesting

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video if you want to know more

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particularly about novel crafter which I

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was showing earlier and how to

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incorporate these prompts into novel

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crafter I would go check out my full

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course on novel crafter that I created a

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little while ago which goes through

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everything you need to know about the

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software and so go check that out and I

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will see you in the next video

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