Post AiJBHTZnps6O5fHcOm by foone@digipres.club
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(DIR) Post #AiIxkhPm48DI34dIno by foone@digipres.club
2024-05-27T04:08:36Z
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Terrible idea: an author writes a book, but instead of releasing it, they train an LLM on it, and release the model.So readers can ask the LLM to generate text based on it, but can never know the original text.
(DIR) Post #AiIxvuESkb7czFgaA4 by artandtechnic@digipres.club
2024-05-27T04:10:39Z
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@foone This is a pretty solid idea. Very Portal (1986)-esque.
(DIR) Post #AiIzP8rLXuvChjNV1E by ch0ccyra1n@emeraldsocial.org
2024-05-27T04:27:13Z
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@foone that does sound like an interesting avant-garde art project
(DIR) Post #AiIzWU4t3T6cXUDEnI by lorddimwit@mastodon.social
2024-05-27T04:28:39Z
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@foone This is how religions start.
(DIR) Post #AiJ0pyf3fdqiqdzSZE by glyph@mastodon.social
2024-05-27T04:43:18Z
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@foone I seem to remember a performance-art bit in the floppy disk era which was a single-user experience (a hypertext book, IIRC) that deleted itself after viewing, and was never put online. This reminded me of it but I cannot remember what it was called. Fitting, perhaps.
(DIR) Post #AiJ13I8gZ0kV1RCGmm by ids1024@fosstodon.org
2024-05-27T04:45:16Z
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@foone You can also imagine this inadvertently becoming the only record of some work, in some distant future.Alien archaeologists: "Our records show that in the late days of human civilization, before the Antimatter Wars of the 2050s, the works of a bard named "Tolkien" were popular. But after the war Great Copyright Enforcement Purge of the libraries, and the war, all we have are excerpts, ritualistic graphics called 'memes' and one language model that produces in-universe erotic literature."
(DIR) Post #AiJ18zUsmrFcwVITtQ by jhilden@vis.social
2024-05-27T04:45:20Z
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@foone Kind of what they did with RACTER (the program which supposedly wrote ”the Policeman’s beard is half constructed”, although I guess the ”novel” is assumed to have involved some heavy human editing)https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Racter
(DIR) Post #AiJ2xgU5KtAMhLf0Bk by vadhakara@mastodon.social
2024-05-27T05:06:58Z
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@foone Call it "tl;dr"
(DIR) Post #AiJ3TeWQAQhjsXzr04 by stefanreinauer@mastodon.social
2024-05-27T05:12:52Z
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@foone plot twist: the publisher does so without telling the author and turns down the book deal.
(DIR) Post #AiJ9KnMIXhcsP7QBaS by ShinyBlueThing@dice.camp
2024-05-27T06:18:19Z
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@foone this sounds like a good way to accidentally found several warring cult sects.
(DIR) Post #AiJ9Qu2uamJWskGYUK by fishidwardrobe@mastodon.me.uk
2024-05-27T06:19:09Z
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@foone my grandmother used to get me to sleep by reading me the original text
(DIR) Post #AiJAtZYpvykbhVQv8i by annika@xoxo.zone
2024-05-27T06:35:50Z
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@foone Is that more or less cursed than asking Martin Shkreli to sing Wu-Tang Clan's "Once Upon a Time in Shaolin?"
(DIR) Post #AiJBHTZnps6O5fHcOm by foone@digipres.club
2024-05-27T06:39:32Z
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@ShinyBlueThing as a pope, that's always my goal
(DIR) Post #AiJN8TBJ8NP9i0IVv6 by llewelly@sauropods.win
2024-05-27T08:53:10Z
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@foone some terrible day, someone at google will find this post and think it's their next great idea.
(DIR) Post #AiJNKkbsA3pLElZyTo by fogti@chaos.social
2024-05-27T08:55:20Z
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@foone worst telephone game I heard of yet.
(DIR) Post #AiJNVEX3lWCCw4KJDk by freequaybuoy@mastodon.green
2024-05-27T08:57:11Z
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@foone Honestly, with my novel's notes now at some 4.5 million chars (a Google doc's limit is 1.5 million) this is kinda tempting.
(DIR) Post #AiJRYNW3DiP9U2brwe by caycedo@oye.social
2024-05-27T09:42:14Z
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@foone I like that scenario and I agree on the premise and development. How can someone know the original text actual LLM models are based on?
(DIR) Post #AiJRy0aF6YuhtBn9aS by shanecelis@mastodon.gamedev.place
2024-05-27T09:47:11Z
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@foone This might be fun with some of the classics.Query Me, IshmaelMaman Died, Ask Me When
(DIR) Post #AiJTJI25WZx42fWnIG by isotopp@chaos.social
2024-05-27T10:01:19Z
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https://gist.github.com/isotopp/ed4c2c4cc78b1ae915f674b829cae3fcA bootstrap prompt for a storytelling ChatGPT session.https://chatgpt.com/share/6647f51f-539d-410b-88f0-5966cfe6ffb0A quick sample session.
(DIR) Post #AiJh2jSDiY9fWWkYTY by kellogh@hachyderm.io
2024-05-27T12:35:56Z
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@foone this seems spiritually similar to releasing a story as a video game. lemme think…fine tune a model to act kinda like a dungeons and dragons dragon master. apply control vectors so it’s nearly impossible to have it act out of character. integrate it into a game, such that the LLM can issue commands and participate. prompt it with a storyline and let it go. have game mechanics (e.g. dice rolls + cards) determine the actual flow
(DIR) Post #AiJm6jbvZpSswF1CRU by michael_w_busch@mastodon.online
2024-05-27T13:31:54Z
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@foone @vaurora I seem to recall an Asimov short story on that theme; but with autocomplete - because of when Asimov was writing it.
(DIR) Post #AiJovggEQr0OWhSIam by RealGene@hachyderm.io
2024-05-27T14:03:28Z
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@foone Try it with William Gibson's Agrippa.
(DIR) Post #AiKE5OKW0iGpMd1PLU by Kavus@social.vivaldi.net
2024-05-27T18:46:16Z
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@fooneMy friend and I think this is a good idea! In a dada-esque sort of way.
(DIR) Post #AiKEIDTXg6rlSqMLI0 by theVedek@chaos.social
2024-05-27T18:48:40Z
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@foone The peng!-collective has done just that on last year's Frankfurt book fair. Though, not as "the real thing", but as a prank. And apparently they scored a lot of companies who were really interested in the promised technology. Sorry the link is in german (didn't find any english links for "amazing books")https://pen.gg/de/campaign/amazingbooks/
(DIR) Post #AiM3GCfUzvOnCai31M by inecas@mstdn.social
2024-05-28T15:54:21Z
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@foone sounds like the Tom Riddle’s diary