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The production process
The UGR browser edition is produced from a relatively simple input, subdivided in a number of different files written by different people. This is then processed by different programs, which organize the material into an overall unified and coherent interplanar system, articulated into a number of distinct digital books. In the process, the programs identify errors and suggests possible corrections.
The process depends therefore on an input that is grammatically structured and on a set of programs that produce the browser edition. We may consider this production process as being the result of automated logic
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Artificial intelligence
The term “automated logic” seems preferable over the term “artificial intelligence” because the latter implies a degree of autonomous agency which is in fact lacking.
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The uses of the UGR
use of interplanar system not through AI
creative reading
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