Eventbrite, an event management and ticketing website, announced Monday latest GPT-powered tools that can help event creators with arguably a few of the most tedious, time-consuming steps in event planning — event pages, email campaigns and social media ads. The features will roll out this month.

Now, users can create an event page on Eventbrite with robotically generated event descriptions and pictures which might be based on the event title, location and date. It also fills within the event type, category and sub-category, which is able to likely make it easier for people to find events.

If event creators get author’s block when writing an email campaign or social media ad, Eventbrite’s latest tools generate copy to assist market the event more efficiently, an organization spokesperson told TechCrunch.

The corporate has introduced other AI-driven tools up to now, comparable to Eventbrite Boost, the marketing platform that uses machine learning to focus on audiences on social media platforms like Instagram and Facebook. Boost has three tiers — Lite ($15/month), Core ($50/month) and Pro ($100/month).

Note that the brand new copywriting feature for social media ads is simply available to paid Boost subscribers. (Update: The corporate informed us the social media ad tool launched in March.)

Eventbrite hopes the GPT integrations will help reduce time spent by event creators because it provides a start line for them to revise and edit generated copy somewhat than start from scratch. The corporate also launched these features as a method to increase engagement, reach more audiences and drive ticket sales. The tools will likely be helpful for independent hosts who may not have the ability to afford outside help from assistants or copywriters.

“Eventbrite’s creators and consumers remain the north star of our business. As we proceed to innovate, integrating AI into our platform will help speed up the business growth of our global community of event entrepreneurs by helping them save time and reach more attendees faster,” co-founder and CEO Julia Hartz said in an announcement.

The corporate plans to construct on these newly launched AI-powered tools to further streamline the event hosting experience, the Eventbrite spokesperson added.

For years, AI technology has modified the sport for event planners, from promotional tools and marketing strategies to chatbots, data evaluation, recommendations and more. Even the marriage planning platform Joy hopped on the ChatGPT bandwagon this yr, launching an OpenAI-powered tool that generates drafts for vows and wedding-focused speeches.