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At the moment it feels like the only use-cases are: - toys/games: AI Dungeon, fun chatbots, generally playing around with generating text in a certain style -
by polytely 6y ago
At the moment it feels like the only use-cases are:
- toys/games: AI Dungeon, fun chatbots, generally playing around with generating text in a certain style
- humour: generating jokes/memes
- deception: trolling/disinfo campaigns/spam/gaming advertisement market by creating garbage content.
I guess there will be use cases where a human operator can use it to simplify their job (or lower the skill level required to do a job) by curating and editing generated content instead of writing it themselves. I'm thinking things like simple writing jobs where quality isn't that important: social media posts, newsletters?
- piyh 6y agoFahrenheit 451 "wall" family and the movie Her are futures I see from this. The paper also lists stuff like better auto complete.
- valine 6y agoI like the idea of using it as a tool to mitigate writers block. Say you're writing a school paper and you've done your research but you can't seem to keep your train of thought flowing. With gpt3 you could have it generate a sentence prompt based on your previous writing, or maybe you have it write your conclusion for you that summarizes your thoughts from the paper. There are lots of possibilities in that arena.