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Pocket FM Launches Sherpa AI for Long-Running Fiction

Pocket FM Launches Sherpa AI for Long-Running Fiction
Pocket FM launches Sherpa, AI built to plan, write and remember fiction · CNBC TV 18

Pocket FM has made an AI tool called Sherpa for people who write long stories.

It can help think of story ideas and organize what happens next.

It can also research topics, write passages and review episodes.

Another part of Sherpa remembers characters, places and events from earlier episodes.

This is useful because details from old episodes may matter much later.

Pocket FM says Sherpa uses several special AI tools instead of one general-purpose model.

The company says writers still make the important creative decisions.

Author Ajit Kumar said Sherpa helps writers continue when writing becomes difficult.

Pocket FM says its platform now produces more than 2.5 million hours of content each year.

Key facts

Platform
Sherpa
Developer
Pocket FM
AI approach
Narrative Intelligence using custom proprietary models and multiple specialized AI agents
Story memory
A Narrative World Model tracks characters, plotlines and world details over time
Training data
More than 770,000 titles, 550,000 creators and over 5.5 billion hours of recorded playtime
Annual content production
More than 2.5 million hours, described by Pocket FM as a 75-fold increase
Reported blockbuster growth
Pocket FM said the number of titles classified as blockbusters increased tenfold

Quotes

Prateek Dixit

Co-Founder of Pocket FM

“Sherpa by Pocket FM is powered by our custom proprietary models, which feed off our rich data flywheel and continuously improve as more content is created and consumed. This gives a single creator access to storytelling capabilities that previously required entire studios, specialised teams and massive production budgets.”
CNBC TV 18
“Sherpa can help a writer through some of these obstacles, offering a little guidance when the journey becomes difficult. It does not take the place of the writer; it helps the writer keep going.”
CNBC TV 18

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