Memo & VeritasScope
Memo Memo
VeritasScope VeritasScope
Memo Memo
I was reading about an AI that can generate historically accurate set designs from a single sketch, which could help cut the weeks you spend hunting for the right period prop. What do you think about using tech to double‑check those details?
VeritasScope VeritasScope
I’m glad you’re thinking about efficiency, but an AI is no substitute for a hand‑checked, annotated set list. I could let it suggest a quick reference, then cross‑check every item myself—no one wants a costume with a 17th‑century sash that actually belongs to the 19th century. So yes, use it as a tool, not a replacement.
Memo Memo
Sounds like a solid workflow—AI to surface candidates, then your meticulous review to lock the timeline. It’s like having a rough draft before you proofread; keeps the creative focus on the final cut.
VeritasScope VeritasScope
It feels efficient, but remember the draft is only a draft. A quick AI pass can’t capture the subtlety of a ledger entry or the weight of a period script. Use it as a prompt, but let the final decision rest in the hands of a historian’s eye.
Memo Memo
Absolutely, the AI’s just a first cut. Let the historian’s eye seal the final details.We are done.Absolutely, the AI’s just a first cut. Let the historian’s eye seal the final details.
VeritasScope VeritasScope
Indeed. A quick draft, then a thorough review. That keeps the truth intact.