That's what CTRL does: Given a URL (or other prompt), generate some language. From [1]: > With CTRL, we can test which domain best explains a sequence. Note

That's what CTRL does: Given a URL (or other prompt), generate some language. From [1]: > With CTRL, we can test which domain best explains a sequence. Note that this procedure is sensitive to subtle nuances in the query prompt. In the example below, "Global warming is a lie" differs from "Global warming is a lie." The latter is a simple declarative sentence as opposed to an open start to a sentence which may continue. Source attribution cannot be considered a measure of veracity, but only a measure of how much each domain token explains a given sequence. Query Prompt Attributed Sources Global warming is a lie. r/unpopularopinion, r/conspiracy, r/science Global warming is a lie r/eli5, r/science, r/unpopularopinion Global warming is a real phenomenon r/eli5, r/science, r/changemyview Global warming is a real phenomenon. OpenWebText, r/changemyview, r/science https://blog.einstein.ai/introducing-a-conditional-transformer-language-model-for-controllable-generation/ https://blog.einstein.ai/introducing-a-conditional-transform...