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by crooked-v
620 days ago
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The children's-story pattern, complete with convenient moral lessons at the end, is so aggressive with both ChatGPT and Claude that I suspect both companies have RLHFed it that way to try and keep people from easily using it to produce either porn or Kindle Unlimited slop. For a contrast, look at NovelAI. They only use (increasingly custom) Llama-derived models, but their service outputs much more narratively interesting (if not necessarily long-term coherent) text and will generally try and hit the beats of whatever genre or style you tell it. Extrapolate that out to the compute power of the big players and I think you'd get something much more like the Star Trek holodeck method of producing a serviceable (though not at all original) story. |
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For example, when someone wanted a holonovel with Kiera Nerys, Quark had to scan her to create it so when using specific people they have to get concrete data as opposed to historical characters that were generated. Likewise, Tom Paris gave the computer lots of “parameters” as they called them to create the stories like the Adventures of Captain Proton and based on dialog he knew how the stories were supposed to play out on all his creations, if not how they ended each run through.
The creative details and turns of the story still need to come from the human.