[Mr. Robot]

Basically an auto book writer using ChatGPT and a bunch of manipulation prompts.

Example output:
https://github.com/HFScripts/ChatGPTAuto...re-not-gay

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[Dread.Reaper]

Stop molesting GPT in this way. lol
But in all seriousness, kinda cool. true question is can the thing stay on track with a story yet? ANytime I tried it was a total disaster.

[Mr. Robot]

Stop molesting GPT in this way. lol
But in all seriousness, kinda cool. true question is can the thing stay on track with a story yet? ANytime I tried it was a total disaster.

Kind of, I am making some changes at the moment so depending on the 'story type' such as young adult, it will create a character sheet/list and personality types.
Then what it will do after generating the chapters and sub chapters for the story it will do this:

Get Chapters.
Generate Characters based on story + Chapters.
Chapters list + Characters is sent to ChatGPT every request.
Every response from ChatGPT for a chapter will first be written to the ChapterX.txt page then be resent back to ChatGPT to 'summarize it' with only the most important information remaining.
Chapters list + Characters + summarized chapters are sent to ChatGPT for new responses.



Something like that anyway.

[hayesh]

This explains how anime studios are creating soo many shows

[ALEDIO]

It's formidable how you are trying to extrapolate everything you can from this artificial intelligence, I must admit that it is formidable as an idea, obviously it will have the complicity of the case but it could be very useful to give ideas or simply templates on which to base yourself, even if I must admit that this can never, ever replace the dedication, ingenuity and genius of things originally made by a human, could perhaps convey the same emotions to the reader or in the case of a film or a play the emotions that they they bring but will never equal the dedication that a human can put into them. If I really have to say everything, I think that in the not too distant future things of this kind could become normality but now that they aren't, at least for the moment, try to make your ideas count, all this is innovative and if you dare to a level that everyone can appreciate your willingness in these ideas I think it would be right for you to be recognized for these. In any case, my congratulations for the work.

[baileydaniel006]

What the new published books will now consist of...

[Yin Yang]

That’s awesome that you can set the genre. I love science fiction too.

[Mr. Robot]

That’s awesome that you can set the genre. I love science fiction too.

Added my new testing out.

[DashPHP]

This is cool! Awesome work buddy.

[Mr. Robot]

This is cool! Awesome work buddy.

Someone asked me to make an educational book about why traps are not gay.
https://github.com/HFScripts/ChatGPTAuto...re-not-gay


You're welcome internet for this.

[TWENTY64]

Basically an auto book writer using ChatGPT and a bunch of manipulation prompts.

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Wow this is really awesome when I go through it. Nice one OP. BUMP!

[FlyHack]

it was about matter of time

[Heady_Dabs]

Basically an auto book writer using ChatGPT and a bunch of manipulation prompts.

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hellllla sick bro keep it up

[Piplup]

Did anyone else play the "translation of a translation" game as a kid? Find the phrase that, when translated back and forth through a chain of languages, resulted in the most distant/nonsensical result? I suspect these types of projects will be doomed to a similar phenomenon, at least at the current scale of LLMs

[Mr. Robot]

Did anyone else play the "translation of a translation" game as a kid? Find the phrase that, when translated back and forth through a chain of languages, resulted in the most distant/nonsensical result? I suspect these types of projects will be doomed to a similar phenomenon, at least at the current scale of LLMs

Quite the opposite actually, refeeding information, summarizing it, then using that summarized information to create a more comprehensive result is fucking brilliant.