The neural net GPT-3 has seen a lot of dating profiles during its internet training. But has it seen the Bachelorette contestant variety of astonishingly pedestrian dating profile?
One way to generate buzz for your new food truck: a unique theme or gimmick. But
with new food trucks popping up everywhere, how can you ensure that your idea is
creative enough?
Lindsay Diamond [https://neurdy.com/] suggested a possible neural net solution.
So as a demonstration, I wrote
When I used GPT-3 to generate inscrutable new Star Wars jokes, Lisa Wong asked
[https://twitter.com/AllKindsOfWong/status/1390707212004122628?s=20], “Can the
A.I also generate the condescending explanation as to why the joke is funny and
how I just don’t have a sense of humor?
One of my friends sent me some silly Star Wars jokes this week (“Where did Luke
get his cybernetic hand? The second hand store.”) and on impulse I decided to
see how AI would do at generating more.
I decided to use GPT-3, which I knew had surely seen
Earlier I tried an experiment where I tried to get the GPT-3 neural nets,
trained on a huge collection of internet text, to generate new Disney princesses
[https://aiweirdness.com/post/649266848537427968/the-next-disney-princesses].
From just two example wiki entries, I got incorrect reimaginings of existing
princesses