I was talking with someone about learning and memory, and they reflected (with some disappointment) that it’s the negative things we remember best.
I’ve been struggling with something similar with LLM memories, and thinking about the parallels gave me some insight into both:
When pulling memories out of …
Generating poetry was among the first popular parlor tricks for an LLM.
Poetry is appealing because it has the form of something carefully constructed, and yet plays into the LLM’s abilities to join disparate elements: words, expression, rhyme, rhythm. Attending to each simultaneously challenges a human to create a …
Hidden Door, “where roleplay meets fan fiction”, is an LLM-driven collaborative storytelling game. It recently had its first public release.
What follows is more tech review than a game review. I’m certainly no game reviewer, but I …
Last year I participated in a text adventure hackathon to build a text-based game using AI. I’d already been thinking about it but it was a great opportunity to put together those thoughts into something real. Since …
I’m pretty sure reading /r/AmItheAsshole is harmful to my psyche, and yet…
… and yet why shouldn’t I be able to participate in this collectively harmful behavior?
I don’t have good enough stories so I made ChatGPT write some…
I’ve been making some experiments with roleplaying and LLMs (Large Language Models, such as ChatGPT). After a lot of coding I think it’s time to step back and think about what I’ve done and what I might want to do.
In my last post I described a city builder using GPT. I was planning on putting a pin in that work with the post, but the heart wants what the heart wants and I found myself returning to that work.
I’ve been doing lots of experiments with GPT, though I’ve only written about one until now… the more serious something is the harder it is to call it finished or identify the outcomes. Here I’ll describe something a bit lighter: world building, or specifically city building, with …
making new string and list classes that call gpt3 under the hood so you can access elements beyond the final one. no more index errors!
— shb (@himbodhisattva) December 24, 2022
Some ideas are dumb enough you just have to try them, so I introduce to you the Python library: Infinite …