Startup Generates Caring Letters to Your Friends Using AI, Handwrites Them Using Robot Pen

"In an age where we are all drowning in electronic communication, handwritten notes really stand out. The company's website brags that its robo-scrawl is virtually indistinguishable from human writing, produced with unmatched speed, quality, and realism through a large language model that generates content and a proprietary robot that inks it onto stationary."

"I always want to send thank you cards, but I typically don't get around to it. Until now. Handwrytten makes it so simply to send thank you cards, I have it on autopilot! Users can even upload their own handwriting into the system, allowing the company's robots to replicate their chicken scratch."

Handwrytten is an AI company that automates the creation of handwritten notes through a combination of large language models and proprietary robots. The service targets businesses seeking bulk handwritten correspondence while appearing personal. The company offers three subscription tiers ranging from $100 to $378 monthly, providing 24 to 100 cards respectively. Users can upload their own handwriting for the robots to replicate. The service appeals to those who want to send thank-you notes and personal correspondence without the time investment, positioning handwritten letters as standing out in an age of electronic communication while paradoxically removing the authenticity that makes such letters meaningful.

Read at Futurism