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Remember the days when spell-check felt revolutionary? The integration of large language models (LLMs) into rich text editors (RTEs) marks the start of an even bigger revolution to the way we create content. Imagine an intelligent writing assistant that doesn’t just correct your spelling, but understands context, suggests improvements and even helps craft entire paragraphs. That’s the power of LLMs in RTEs. Assisted writing isn’t just the future, it’s the present, and it’s transforming the landscape of digital expression right before our eyes.
For RTEs, the integration of LLMs represents a significant leap forward in functionality and user experience. The impact of AI on content creation is substantial, with the Nielsen Norman Group reporting that AI-powered tools can increase user productivity by up to 66 percent.
A rich text editor (RTE) is a software interface that allows users to format and style text within a digital document or web application. Unlike plain text editors, RTEs provide a range of formatting options such as bold, italic, underline, font sizes, colors and the ability to insert images, tables and links. They are commonly used in content management systems, email clients and online forums to give users more control over the appearance of their content without requiring knowledge of HTML or other markup languages.
Here’s how integrating LLMs can improve RTEs: