This does exist to some degree, as far as I understand, along the lines of style-transfer and ControlNet in visual domains. Anthropic has some research called "persona vectors" which effectively push generative behaviors toward or away from particular traits.
That's a fascinating paper you linked. A step further than the OP article.
Not quite a usable commercial writing tool like i want, but it shows that extracting and applying a vector of a concept to the embedding is very useful.
Its also a potentially a very effective AI alignment tool like anthropic mentioned. Steering or restricting the model embedding loop instead of convincing it with a convoluted system prompt.
Not quite a usable commercial writing tool like i want, but it shows that extracting and applying a vector of a concept to the embedding is very useful.
Its also a potentially a very effective AI alignment tool like anthropic mentioned. Steering or restricting the model embedding loop instead of convincing it with a convoluted system prompt.