Here's some samples using the small GPT-2 (emphasis: small GPT-2!) in AiTextGen, seeded using "The Gaza Conflict Gave Hamas what they needed " (1st 3 samples, n

Here's some samples using the small GPT-2 (emphasis: small GPT-2!) in AiTextGen, seeded using "The Gaza Conflict Gave Hamas what they needed " (1st 3 samples, not cherry picked): > The Gaza Conflict Gave Hamas what they needed to survive and that's not something Israel can afford. > The Gaza Conflict Gave Hamas what they needed to take control of Gaza. In the past few days I have had a few conversations with people who have been in Gaza who are very critical of the IDF. These people are often very, very angry. They are also very angry about the way the IDF is doing what it is supposed to be doing and what it is supposed to be doing. So in my mind, the issue of Hamas being in control of Gaza is not something that should go away. It is something that needs to be addressed. Q: What have you been hearing about since the war started? A: The IDF has been saying that it is going to allow Hamas to take over Gaza. Q: What has been particularly troubling to you lately? A: I have been hearing about this as well. Q: What has been more troubling to you recently? A: My friends have been saying that they want to call it Operation Protective Edge. Q: And, you know, what do they mean by that? A: They mean that they want to use it to make sure that they have enough force to take control of Gaza. Q: And that means that they want to make sure that they have enough > The Gaza Conflict Gave Hamas what they needed?" The UN is now considering whether to send military advisers to Gaza to assist the country's military forces. The Security Council is considering whether to send the equipment, along with the training, to a military operation in the region. The US is also considering sending a team of US special forces to assist the Palestinian armed forces in the conflict. The United Nations is now considering whether to send military advisers to Gaza to assist the country's military forces. Kerry's comments come as the US has been in touch with the Palestinians to offer support in exchange for a full ceasefire, and as the US continues to support the PA and Hamas, the two groups have been engaged in a long-running conflict with Israel in the Gaza Strip. In January, Kerry condemned Israel's "continued offensive against Gaza," saying the blockade was the "worst violation of international law on the part of the Israeli government and the civilian population of Gaza." The US is now considering whether to send military advisers to Gaza to assist the country's military forces. According to Reuters, the US Secretary of State John Kerry said this week that "there is no guarantee" that the US will send special forces "to the Gaza Strip So yeah - not fantastic, but interestingly not terrible either. The non-factual but coherent nature of it is very troubling.