2/ I trained it on a single piece of my writing, this piece on why you should write letters to your kids:
jimoshaughnessy.tumblr.com/post/174184874…
jimoshaughnessy.tumblr.com/post/174184874…
3/ Some the output was pretty interesting:
GPT-J: "I try to avoid being judgmental, but, rather, strive for understanding and understanding comes through empathy, compassion, and, perhaps most of all, just listening, to truly know yourself."
GPT-J: "I try to avoid being judgmental, but, rather, strive for understanding and understanding comes through empathy, compassion, and, perhaps most of all, just listening, to truly know yourself."
4/ More from GPT-J (trained on that single piece I wrote):
"One of my greatest fears is that you will lead your lives by the rules set by others. However, there is a better way: there are the rules you make for yourself and the rules others make for you,
"One of my greatest fears is that you will lead your lives by the rules set by others. However, there is a better way: there are the rules you make for yourself and the rules others make for you,
5/ and those rules must be constantly renegotiated."
"You are as free as the laws of Newton, or as rigid as the walls of a prison. But there is a third way that you must know: you can always be true to yourself.
To be true to yourself means doing the best that you can do."
"You are as free as the laws of Newton, or as rigid as the walls of a prison. But there is a third way that you must know: you can always be true to yourself.
To be true to yourself means doing the best that you can do."
6/ So, first impression, slightly stilted, my guess is it wouldn't fool many people, i.e., they wouldn't think it was written by a human, but interesting nevertheless.
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