Answer: Try some of these websites

• TextFX: an AI experiment created in collaboration with rapper Lupe Fiasco to help rappers, writers, and wordsmiths expand their creative process. TextFX was built to demonstrate how AI can empower creativity and workflows for artists and creators.

• ContentForge: an AI content generator that produces long-form written content like blog posts, articles, stories, and product descriptions with a single click.

• Rytr: an AI writing assistant that helps users quickly generate, refine, and optimize written content with the help of GPT-3. Users can compare multiple AI-generated drafts and pick the best one to work on. 

• In March, the copyright office affirmed that while most works generated solely by AI aren’t eligible for copyright protection, AI-assisted materials might be an exception.

• “Human authorship is a bedrock requirement.”

• An application for a work created with the assistance of AI can support a copyright claim if a human was involved in a significant way.

• In essence, while purely AI-generated works are currently non-copyrightable, works that involve significant human intervention, selection, or arrangement in collaboration with AI can potentially be protected under copyright law.

Definition: Multimodal Language Model

Similar to a large language model, a multimodal language model is a type of deep learning model trained on large datasets, but unlike large language models which are only trained on textual data, multimodal language models are trained on both textual and non-textual data. This allows it to generate responses to multiple input modalities, like text, images, audio, and video.