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To piggiback a little on the GPT-3 discussion. I always wanted a "tiered" tl;dr functionality that would allow me to collapse text into a tree-like structure w
by paulus_magnus2 6y ago
To piggiback a little on the GPT-3 discussion.
I always wanted a "tiered" tl;dr functionality that would allow me to collapse text into a tree-like structure with the most important content on top and filler at the leaves. And please, please package it as a browser addon.
-- rationale --
There are plenty of articles inflated due to autor being paid per kilogram of used ink. Or a book author that was arm twisted into inflating a perfect 100 page book into an unreadable 400 page monstrosity noone is able to follow without mind wandering.
Of course there is a question on how to achieve a working tl;dr - the "old" way would be to manually summarise articles on a number of conciceness levels and use that as training data. Or to use some existing summary services as source.
Perhaps there is a better way? If we could run the GPT-3 backwards (inverse) (^-1 ??). GPT-3 can "produce text" given a start cue, in reverse it would "remove text".