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Ellipsus zeigt ersten Kurzfilm zu Emboss
Ellipsus stellt seinen ersten Kurzfilm zu Emboss vor, einem Werkzeug zum Nachweis menschlicher Autorenarbeit, und weist darauf hin, dass die Emboss Writing Journey jetzt für alle Ellipsus-Nutzer kostenlos ist.
This week, we’re sharing our first ever Ellipsus short film.
It’s spooky season, and being a writer these days can definitely feel a little scary: Endless AI slopification, undead chatbots lurking everywhere, ominous algos in the walls… the sense that creative work is being sucked into a vast netherverse and spat back out to feed the slop machine.
In this uncanny valley, how can human writers show the world that their work is theirs, without leaving it up to black-box verifiers, or pure suspicion, to decide what counts as human?
The good news is—there’s a way out. And it leads back to other people. Writers and friends championing each other; those communities choosing to value the process behind the things we make.
You know… normal human things.
That’s what we set out to build with Emboss—a way to stand behind writers, to help preserve trust in human work (without monstrous machines passing judgment on our beloved em dashes).
Emboss is the latest tool we’ve designed to make creative labor visible, and put trust back in the hands of human creatives and their audiences. And by the way, in case you missed it, the Emboss Writing Journey is now free for all Ellipsus users! Learn more about the feature and how to use for your work it here. …