That's why it hurts when you get kicked there. All those memories feeling the pain together

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Not this time

Yeah exactly! And yeah thats the thing even if you do figure it out then with massive displacement of people you’re totally right then you have to deal with other people taking it from you

Upgrade your brain by adding more brain.

Yeah. I would generalize to "most educated adults can't do better in their lifetime". I can maybe write a slightly better story since I've read a lotta stories, but not by a huge amount.

Exactly - and the fact that it's this good is pretty amazing. There's a real danger of goalpost moving.

Unrealistic but I mean, if you compare the AI to a high school student this is pretty good.

Sir, I'm gonna need another 30%.

Already can….

I think what you are asking is how long until researchers find out a way of expanding the input size of the model? Because there ways you can get it write a book right now. For example, you can tell it to write the first page, then a summary of it. Then feed the summary and let it write another page. And so on.

As to increasing the input size, if no new way comes around, it will get bigger as the transformers get more efficient, which they will. Look up flash transformers for example.

10 years, maybe??? 🤷‍♂️

Looks like I overestimated the word-count. The full story is 4438 words and here is the last 469 words:

>...As she approached the police station, she heard the sound of footsteps behind her. She turned to see the killer closing in on her, a cold glint in his eye.
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>Kate's heart raced as she took off running, the killer hot on her heels. She weaved through the crowded streets, her breath coming in short gasps as she tried to outrun him. She knew that she couldn't let him catch her, not with the evidence she had against him.Finally, she spotted the police station in the distance. She redoubled her efforts, her legs pumping as she sprinted towards safety. She could hear the killer's footsteps growing closer and closer, and she knew that she was running out of time.
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>Just as she reached the doors of the police station, the killer tackled her from behind. She went down hard, her head hitting the pavement with a sickening thud. She struggled to get up, but the killer was too strong.
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>She heard the sound of sirens in the distance and knew that help was on the way. She just had to hold on a little longer. She summoned all of her strength and managed to break free from the killer's grasp. She scrambled to her feet and took off running, her heart pounding in her chest.
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>She burst through the doors of the police station, her breath coming in ragged gasps. The officers on duty rushed to her aid, their faces grim as they took in the sight of the killer hot on her heels.
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>Kate collapsed onto the floor, her body shaking as the officers apprehended the killer. She looked up at the chief of police, her eyes filled with tears of relief. The sight of the grim-faced officers and the smell of stale coffee in the station added to the tense atmosphere.
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>Kate presented the evidence to the chief of police, who was shocked and outraged by the revelation. The chief of police sat at his desk, his face grim as he listened to the recording. "This is serious," he said, his voice laced with disgust. "A police officer using his badge to commit murder and cover it up. It's an outrage.
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>"What are we going to do?" Kate asked, her voice trembling.
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>"We're going to do our jobs," the chief said, his voice firm. "We're going to arrest this killer and make sure that he pays for his crimes. And we're going to do everything in our power to restore trust in the department and ensure that something like this never happens again."
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>Kate nodded, her heart heavy. She knew that this was a blow to the department, but she also knew that they couldn't let the actions of one corrupt officer tarnish the reputation of the many good officers who served with honor and integrity.The chief stood up, his face determined. "Let's go bring this killer to justice," he said, his voice filled with conviction.
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>The killer was arrested and Kate's story was front-page news. The sound of her own relieved sigh filled the room as the chief congratulated her on a job well done.
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>Kate's career was revitalized and the community was safer because of her bravery and determination. Despite the personal sacrifices she had made, Kate was proud of what she had accomplished. She had brought a killer to justice and exposed corruption in the police department. As she walked out of the police station, the warm sun on her skin and the sound of the city's hustle and bustle were a welcome reminder of the life she had fought to protect.

The first steps towards : new frontiers for BCI (electrostimulation of bigger brain circuit parts? integration through blood vessels? Hah, better! Baby we got real artificial neurons for you!) treatment of neural damage and - gasp! - even the use of neurotransmitters in AI 🥹

Best news I read today. Thank you!

And then what happened?! She gets arrested for resisting arrest and assaulting an officer? All the evidence she had on her disappears?

She spends time in jail until her defense attorney presents a cloud backup of her data to the DA? The charges get dropped but no one is punished for their actions but the serial killer?

That was definitely the default but I asked for something a little different and I got a dedicated female investigative journalist trying to track down a serial killer. One interesting twist is that the killer turned out to be a police officer himself. The climax of the story was the killer literally tackling the reporter as she burst into the police station with proof of his crimes!

Memories are stored in the balls

Damn idk why this is funny, is it funny because it tricks the ignorant? If someone doesn't know about neurons this is plausible sounding enough for them to just take it at face value.

Get ChatGPT to explain it to you like you are 5

NovelAI can write a book now. It's not very good, somewhere on badly written fanfiction porn level, but it's a book alright.

The real question is - when can AI write a best seller book?

I knew it was bs from the getgo and I still wanted to read and understand whatever lore you were concocting.

This is the way.

I've said it before, and I'll say it again. ChatGPT reminds me of a 13 year old who can never accept when they are wrong, has full access to the internet by thought and is very forgetful.

Our desires and interests might evolve but that's not a bad thing, whatever we become is the natural evolution and should be embraced for it is far better than life now. Like I said, personality can be maintained to a degree but people will understand each other's point of view completely. We probably can't match the AI's intelligence and knowledge, but we can upgrade what is possible.

That's interesting! I also played a bit with ChatGPT, trying to write a long story. Although even with me trying to correct and guide it, the story quickly became inconsistent and almost everytime the AI tried to end the story, finishing with the cliche ending of a fairy tale.

Arguably it can be done now, you just need to take the architecture of gpt3 plus davinci and allow it to process enough tokens to write a full book without forgetting things from the start. I actually worked with it to create a concept for a game idea I had but after a certain amount of words, it gets confused. I was able to adjust for this by giving it summaries of where the story was upto and reminding it of points that we had already incorporated.

So tldr, 1) allow it to process more tokens, or 2) compensate for this with human guidance.