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ultrafilter posted:The content is procedurally generated but what you see on the Twitter account is heavily curated. I mean yeah, just letting it spew out everything it generates to Twitter would end up with a lot of spam and nonsense
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Farecoal posted:I mean yeah, just letting it spew out everything it generates to Twitter would end up with a lot of spam and nonsense So Twitter, then
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My very first attempt at an AI horse somehow manages to get literally everything wrong, from the horse to the rider to the mysterious text at the bottom.
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Farecoal posted:I mean yeah, just letting it spew out everything it generates to Twitter would end up with a lot of spam and nonsense Plus the model sometimes spits out real Dril tweets from the training set almost verbatim (the person who runs it has posted some without realising and had to delete them)
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ultrafilter posted:The content is procedurally generated but what you see on the Twitter account is heavily curated. I'm pretty sure this is what most Twitter accounts of this sort do; I've learned to appreciate that kind of cherry-picking as the "acceptable" type of human interference with presenting generated content without stating it out loud every time, although it's definitely a bit of a bummer, too. It's a bit of a different case, but I recall being quite let down when I realized how non-procedural a lot of the very iconic older generated texts were thanks to being created using a predictive keyboard. When I started playing with Markov chains I definitely hoped at the end I would have something that consistently generates coherent, funny stuff. Case in point, here are some more heavily handcrafted Markov-chained music albums!   This last one I made by trying to avoid any cherry-picking; I picked the first result I got for everything, with the only exception being if the generated text was directly identical to something in the source data: 
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Yeah, IDK about the dril account, but the "procedural" screenplays are only procedural in that they were made by every word being selected by a human being from a list of procedurally generated options. The entire process has a human author who is guiding the writing and selecting the choices they think are funniest/make the most sense.
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Apr 2, 2021 17:46
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I would definitely buy GUTTERGENTS' Hail To The Jazz.
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Apr 2, 2021 18:37
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Sometimes the account owner uses prompts, but the rest are taken from a big ol' text file that the GPT2 model spits out Anyway, here's some good news: https://twitter.com/drilbot_neo/status/1377785423532019713
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Captain Hygiene posted:I would definitely buy GUTTERGENTS' Hail To The Jazz.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9yTuO7d1rk
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the horse generator is fun shtttestsgcck
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Apr 3, 2021 07:24
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My Little Shoggoth: Friendship it fhtagn.
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I finally have a good idea of what Orb looks like. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=avHNavH_4jI
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PenguinKnight posted:the horse generator is fun
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There's a pop-sci book I read a while back about how cats turn themselves in midair. The book has an anecdote about how nobody really had any idea how horses ran until fast-exposure cameras came around: their legs just move too fast for anybody to actually see the pattern their legs moved in, and therefore there are a bunch of old paintings of running horses where the leg motion is totally wrong. I feel like these are what you get if you ask someone to paint a horse who's only ever seen a horse running at full speed, very close to them so they didn't have any chance to actually see anything beyond the general shape of the horse.
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Apr 3, 2021 22:22
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Seeing stuff like this really makes me wonder about that open ai image generation demo site. The results are just so far beyond anything anyone else has put out
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Karia posted:There's a pop-sci book I read a while back about how cats turn themselves in midair. The book has an anecdote about how nobody really had any idea how horses ran until fast-exposure cameras came around: their legs just move too fast for anybody to actually see the pattern their legs moved in, and therefore there are a bunch of old paintings of running horses where the leg motion is totally wrong. i think the question was whether all hoofs were off ground at some point when a horse is galloping (which tbh is arbitrary, trot gallop fart). so pathe or lumiere or someone doucmented it and everyone was like, yea that makes sense: hoof's in the air it never looked like a galloping horse had hoof on the ground at all times but some rear end in a top hat thought it did & someone had to actually invent film to prove that he was wrong
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Carthag Tuek posted:i think the question was whether all hoofs were off ground at some point when a horse is galloping (which tbh is arbitrary, trot gallop fart). so pathe or lumiere or someone doucmented it and everyone was like, yea that makes sense: hoof's in the air
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Carthag Tuek posted:i think the question was whether all hoofs were off ground at some point when a horse is galloping (which tbh is arbitrary, trot gallop fart). so pathe or lumiere or someone doucmented it and everyone was like, yea that makes sense: hoof's in the air Trotting and galloping are different gaits and matter for horse races; in some races, the improper stride can disqualify a horse. Trotters are usually harness horses, but some places still jockey them. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MDlcSgcrXM Source: I broadcast horse races all day.
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Apr 3, 2021 23:32
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Please only broadcast horses 27 hrs per week, comrade
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Apr 3, 2021 23:56
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They broadcast horses, don't they?
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Apr 4, 2021 02:24
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 These have turned out to be a lot of fun to make!
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Getting kind of a trucker rock vibe from My Baby's A Gun, Gas Lovin', and Perfect Beautiful Ohio.
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Fun Friend sounds a lot like a trucker coded sex thing.
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Apr 4, 2021 16:14
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It's just another fucker trying to be Conor Oberst. You may say they oberstepped their bounds
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I'd also like to say that Guttergents-Hail to the Jazz, is probably the best randomly generated album name I have ever heard. I don't even think I could have made up a name that good myself! I also wanted to share this video from a while back, a review of the Witness made entirely from predictive text. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOmbgEj765w (I still say "regards for your time" to myself because of this video).
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https://twitter.com/dril_gpt2/status/1378899649415806979
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Hey now. Often with bitcoin it's a literal prison.
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You're not the boss of me, GPT-3 https://twitter.com/premeesaurus/status/1380545582717042688?s=19
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What is even the point then
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https://twitter.com/MtGmarkov/status/1381310344157597702 I got back to my Magic: The Gathering card markov chain generator. Some examples:   
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I want to make a pissbrial deck.
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