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by HarHarVeryFunny
1214 days ago
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Did you check the Vonnegut writing rules example I posted at top of this thread - in particular look at Bing/GPT's explanation of how its cake story matches up to Vonnegut's rules ? It's hard to imagine how it could have come up with such a coherent story, checking all the rules, if it was only conceiving of it's continuing story on a word by word basis. It's not as if sentence #1 matches rule number 1, sentence 2 matches rule number 2, etc. It seems there had to be some wholistic composition for it to do that. Note too that despite the output being sampled from a distribution based on a "randomness" temperature, there are many case where what it is trying to say so much constrains the output that certain words/synonyms/concepts are all but forced. |
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