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Paul Anthony Scudieri

Rolf Arnold Ebeling

Shikha Devesh Desai

Ruth Kikin-Gil

Taili Feng

Alan Andrew Urdan

Benjamin Gustav Wilde

Allison Anne Whilden

Annice Jumani

Yu Mao

YuBeen Lee

Stephanie Cooper

Alicia Drummond

Ransom Lloyd Richardson

Richard Malcolm Banks

Yi Zheng

Douglas Lane Milvaney

Gary Caldwell

Abigail Jane Sellen

Manoj Sharma

Suzan Marashi

Gregory Alan Howard

Derik Bjorn Stenerson

Sung Joon Won

Sian Elizabeth Lindley

Aleksandr Polyakov

Michael Adam Scarpati

Lyndsy Marie Stopa

Jenna Hong

Theo Lorrain-Hale

Eugene Y Suh

Erin M O'Connell

Patrick Davis

Courtney Sarah Cochrane

Sudarshan Sundar

Matthew Stephen Howard

Katie Nicole Rotella

Navneet Singh Kambo

Zachary Burstain

Jason Peter Campoli

Jacob Lee Sanchez

Zeyu Wu

Nina Rhodes Williams

Yang Wang

Omar Basim Tuffaha

Alexey Romanov

Ryan Michael Lawrence

Christina Rose Long

Emili Koui-miclette

Kelsey Ann Vaughn

Susanne Duswald

Moiz Shabbir Ghadiyali

A data processing system implements receiving a first textual prompt from a first user via a first user interface of a first client device, the first textual prompt includes a textual description of content to be generated by a generative model; providing the first textual prompt as a first input to the generative model to obtain as an output first collaborative content based on the first textual prompt; receiving an edited version of the first collaborative content from the first client device that includes edits to the first collaborative content provided by the first user; providing the edited version of the first collaborative content as a second input to the generative model to obtain as an output second collaborative content based on the edited version of the first collaborative content; and causing the first client device to present the second collaborative content on the first user interface.

Collaborative coauthoring with artificial intelligence

A system and method for identifying relevant content from other documents and presenting candidate documents/content in a document authoring application is described. A computer-implemented method includes performing an analysis of text of a document being authored by a user with a document authoring application, searching a document library for content elements and documents based on the analysis of the text, identifying candidate documents and candidate content based on the searching, presenting a list of candidate documents or candidate content with the document authoring application, receiving a selection of a candidate document or candidate content from the list in the document authoring application, and including an instance of the selected candidate document or candidate content in the document.

Content element recommendation system

Non-limiting examples of the present disclosure describe creation and management of a contact associated with a document. A contact for a document in a first application may be created. The contact may be used to add content, from a second application, to the document. The contact may be stored. Contact data for the contact may be transmitted to one or more processing devices. An exemplary created contact may be used to transfer content from one or more applications to a document of another application. Other examples are also described.

Contact creation and utilization

A document management system and process for facilitating the state of various portions of electronic content in which users can select specific workflow stages to assign to selected content elements in the electronic content that can indicate the workflow condition of the specified content. This provides individual and group users the ability for precise, timely, and effective management of document workflow that facilitates more natural and smoother document development.

Document status management system

Collaboration cards are provided to enable people to collaborate and receive instant replies to comments or questions from anywhere in a collaboratively generated document. A collaborator may add somebody's name to a collaboration card and ask that person for information, for example. That person may receive the question/comment via an email, a text message, a posting, or comparable communication methods, and respond back with the requested information through the same communication channel or another communication channel. The replied content may be placed into the collaboration card created in the document, and the original sender may be enabled to accept a change to the document content based on the collaboration card.

Collaboration cards for communication related to a collaborated document

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