> That's an interesting definition of "lyrics parody" - interesting in that it ommits the most obvious component of lyrics parody, in that the replacement must

> That's an interesting definition of "lyrics parody" - interesting in that it ommits the most obvious component of lyrics parody, in that the replacement must result in a, well, parody. Of the original. All the GPT-3 stuff we've been seeing shows that generative models can generate text in the style of the inspiration text, with the topic of your choice. So that part "GPT-3, write me 300 words on the Amish people in the style of this text by Coolio" is kind of solved. But it wouldn't rhyme. But now we have a generative text model that knows how to rhyme. Combine it with being on-topic and stylistically correct and get your "good" parody.