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There you have it folks. OAI is teasing a model that can write, and more importantly, do it well. Altman linked an example, and I must say its compelling prose.
I've always been interested in using LLMs to write fiction, back from the days when I'd mess around with GPT-3 on the Playground, to a period of frank dissatisfaction with the quality of outputs until about when Claude 3.5 came out. From then, till now, I've often been pleasantly surprised by how capable they are. I'd usually throw in chapters or passages I've written, and see how various models extended them, grading them both on the quality of their writing and their ability to emulate my style. This has reached personally satisfactory for only Claude 3.5 Sonnet and, surprisingly, DeepSeek R1.
I'd happily read LLM-written fiction if it was good on its own merits. We're not quite there yet, but I expect we will be when this model releases. Finally, I can resurrect Banks and get his duplicate to write a few more Culture novels, he's been rather lazy ever since he's been dead.
I don't know how to put this, but this is slop-tier writing. I can certainly believe that this is an LLM's idea of what good writing looks like, though.
Strong “in this moment I am euphoric” energy.
The days of professional quote makers are numbered.
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This is what you get for training your models on Reddit.
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