Have you ever thought you understood something and then it did something that you thought was impossible?

One can be surprised by things you understand. I actually find that joyful.

is the set of people who you find credible have a zero intersect with those that are impressed with llms? the truth is likely in the middle, given how widely used (and rententive) these models are. there are things they are not good at, and there are things they are impressive at.

this exactly. every few months, there has been a leap where LLMs can do something previously thought impossible. just ask any coder that has seriously used LLMs - they have thoroughly exceeded many expectations on a daily basis

False. We have never trained on authors data without consent.

he did do that: www.bfi.org.uk/sight-and-so...

I've corrected you on this many times already. We've never "harvested" fanfic. We use all the big models out there (GPT, etc) and when we do fine-tune our own models, it's using data with consent.

This would be taken up case by case, as it always has been

I believe this will happen soon. But it depends on what you mean by interesting?

We have some stuff in the works where for the first time, I’m seeing truly interesting (imo) short stories emerging. Which is quite a leap from 2 yrs ago. DM if you’re interested in seeing

Was there election interference in 2020?

Hey Paolo I’d love to chat with you about this. We aren’t striving to create the helicopter (and our writers aren’t using it like that). We think of it as a diverse set of vehicles for lateral thinking up the mountain, with as many twists and turns as non-AI assisted narrative writing

Word Rotators ftw

“Do you know Python?”

“I AM Python!!!!”

First order of business: eradicate js developers

And that typography 🥰