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by dwringer 1321 days ago
I posed this exact question to character.ai's "Ask Me Anything" bot. It decided to redo the examples, too. The results:

> Lane, Thomas => Thomas Layne

> Brooks, Sarah => Sarah Brooksy

> Yun, Christopher => Chris Yun

> Doe, Kaitlyn => KD

> Styles, Chris => Chris Spice, Chris Chasm

I'm sure the bot overcomplicated an otherwise simple task, but I think there's always gonna be some creative error if we rely on things like that. It's funny though because these results are plausible for what a real person might come up with as informal nicknames for their friends.

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try to tweak the prompts so you get to the level of Katie Dee, KDizzle, Kdawg
I ... sort of got there. But then it rapidly escalated to extremely long and incoherent chains of hyphenated names with "money" and "$" and things all throughout.
i mean thats pretty realistic