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Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
Assume an LLM trained on your favorite writer / fiction series was indistinguishable from the original. Would you spend time reading infinite content in that literary universe? i.e. The Foundation or Dune but the ability to zip backward or forward in the timeline
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Pedro
@pedrosilva.eth
maybe have a chat with the characters?
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tldr (tim reilly)
@tldr
My resistant reaction reminds me of the Black Mirror ep “Be Right Back” where a woman gets an AI continuation of her dead husband A question about stories is whether part of what we love is not just its effect but also its origin in a knowable human mind, who becomes a “friend” https://i.imgur.com/npaBipH.jpg
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John Halloran
@jh
Related q: which writer/series’ corpus creates the most engaging LLM
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John Halloran
@jh
Imagine it could be fun to interact 1 on 1 with multiple characters; get more perspective on plot points
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@gidwell
I guess this is the only way we finish the Song of Ice and Fire books cc George
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@drinkbeerkillwar.eth
@perl #hipporeader
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@jc
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@morereese
No bc LLM would train on the written content (vocabulary, sentence structure, etc) so I think the imaginative appeal would asymptote. Especially considering how much mimicry there is in fiction writing. Would be super interesting tho if the LLM also trained on the author’s exhaustive biography or diary
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@zom
Yes Would need some form of ‘canonizing’ system to sift the best and most cohesive pieces into an official weave This system could also be AI
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Sam Iglesias
@sam
that’s a very loaded premise, but assuming the system realistically emulated the author drawing from and responding to current politics, events, zeitgeist, YES
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Some, sure, but certainly not infinite (or even a large amount). That’d become super boring. I want new universes to be excited about too. And more so, I want a world that inspires and incentivises writers to invent them!
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@alexyao
I want to read the backstories of various universes of my fav sci-fi novels and generated storylines of different characters
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Nicholas Charriere
@pushix
anything to get volume 3 of the Kingkiller Chronicles.
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Christopher McElveen
@cmac
I explored something similar this weekend. Basically kids ask questions and are curious. They like to be read to. Use chatGPT to write an original short story and enable the parent or kid to either extend the story back or forward in time or expand on a particular character or sub plot. V interesting potential there!
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@czar
Beautiful question. I think a major part of what makes a content great is also the social aspect of it. As long as the content: a) has consistent storyline irrespective of the volume of content b) has at least some high quality b) and also social consensus on what’s high quality Why not? Throw me some LLM LOT
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@jachian
This was a business concept of mine when GPT3 came out, but for the romance novel genre lol
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@mk
Maybe. I can imagine doing so, but it might also lose the magic for me.
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@manansh
More Enders game please
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@keccers.eth
No But I’ve never been the fanfic type I like it when books end
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