“‘GPT Fiction’ Tag”,2021-03-23 (GPT poetry, text style transfer, humor)⁠:

Bibliography for tag ai/nn/transformer/gpt/fiction, most recent first: 1 related tag, 35 annotations, & 114 links (parent).

• See Also
• Gwern
  • “Research Ideas”, Gwern2017
  • “GPT-3 Creative Fiction”, Gwern2020
  • “Choose-Your-Own-Adventure AI Dungeon Games”, Gwern2021
  • “GPT-2 Preference Learning for Music Generation”, Gwern2019
  • “This Waifu Does Not Exist”, Gwern2019
• Links
  • “Character.ai Faces Lawsuit After Teen’s Suicide”
  • “Hermes 3 Technical Report”, Teknium et al 2024
  • “Creativity Has Left the Chat: The Price of Debiasing Language Models”, Mohammadi2024
  • “Weaver: Foundation Models for Creative Writing”, Wang et al 2024
  • “QDAIF: Quality-Diversity through AI Feedback”, Bradley et al 2023
  • “TinyStories: How Small Can Language Models Be and Still Speak Coherent English?”, Eldan & Li2023
  • “A 23-Year-Old Snapchat Influencer Used OpenAI’s Technology to Create an AI Version of Herself That Will Be Your Girlfriend for $1 per Minute”, Sternlicht2023
  • “WizardLM: Empowering Large Language Models to Follow Complex Instructions”, Xu et al 2023
  • “Peering Into the Future of Novels, With Trained Machines Ready: Who Wrote It, the Novelist or the Technology? How about Both? Stephen Marche Experiments With Teaching Artificial Intelligence to Write With Him, Not for Him”, Harris2023
  • “Witscript 3: A Hybrid AI System for Improvising Jokes in a Conversation”, Toplyn2023
  • “Here’s What I Saw at an AI Hackathon: AI Gossip, Celebrity Sightings, Tech Trends—And Some Great Projects”, Shipper2022
  • “Of God and Machines: The Future of Artificial Intelligence Is Neither Utopian nor Dystopian—It’s Something Much More Interesting”, Marche2022
  • “Social Simulacra: Creating Populated Prototypes for Social Computing Systems”, Park et al 2022
  • “TIFU by Trying to Make a Salad in the Microwave”, Simulator2022
  • “CoAuthor: Designing a Human-AI Collaborative Writing Dataset for Exploring Language Model Capabilities”, Lee et al 2022
  • “What the Rise of AI Means for Narrative Studies: A Response to ‘Why Computers Will Never Read (or Write) Literature’ by Angus Fletcher”, Chun & Elkins2022
  • “Telling Creative Stories Using Generative Visual Aids”, Ali & Parikh2021
  • “Cut the CARP: Fishing for Zero-Shot Story Evaluation”, Shahbul et al 2021
  • “AI Dungeon Public Disclosure Vulnerability Report—GraphQL Unpublished Adventure Data Leak”, AetherDevSecOps2021
  • “Investigating Attitudes of Professional Writers to GPT Text Generation AI Based Creative Support Tools”, Davis & Grierson2021
  • “Why Computers Will Never Read (or Write) Literature: A Logical Proof and a Narrative”, Fletcher2021
  • “STORIUM: A Dataset and Evaluation Platform for Machine-In-The-Loop Story Generation”, Akoury et al 2020
  • “MEGATRON-CNTRL: Controllable Story Generation With External Knowledge Using Large-Scale Language Models”, Xu et al 2020
  • “Singular: Possible Futures of the Singularity”, Yu & GPT-3 2020
  • “Progressive Generation of Long Text”, Tan et al 2020
  • “This Word Does Not Exist”, Dimson2020
  • “How Novelists Use Generative Language Models: An Exploratory User Study”, Calderwood et al 2020
  • “Learning Norms from Stories: A Prior for Value Aligned Agents”, Frazier et al 2019
  • “AI Dungeon 2: My Musical Troupe of Orcs Uses Music to Advance Orc Rights”, Walton2019
  • “Do Massively Pretrained Language Models Make Better Storytellers?”, See et al 2019
  • “Testing The Limits of GROVER The Neural Fake News Detector. Can It Write Fiction? Can It Write Riddles?”, Fly2019
  • “Fifty Million Monkeys”, Jones1943
  • “Ramon Lull’s Thinking Machine”, Borges1937
  • “This Word Does Not Exist [Github]”
  • “How Independent Writers Are Turning to AI”
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