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Book firm's software-generated stories carve a niche in children's publishing
Published Wed, Dec 23, 2015 · 09:50 PM
New York
ONE of the best presents that Asi Sharabi ever got was a bad book.
It was a customised book for his three-year old daughter, Thalia, and apart from the initial thrill of seeing her name in the story, there was not much to distinguish it from a mediocre mass-produced picture book. "It was very underwhelming," Mr Sharabi said.
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