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1) is there a sample transcript? YOu say OUTSTANDING WRITER and I think GRR Martin. 2) an interesting runaround copyright. GPT4 probably has every "d20" produc

1) is there a sample transcript? YOu say OUTSTANDING WRITER and I think GRR Martin. 2) an interesting runaround copyright. GPT4 probably has every "d20" product and others ingested for processing and use. Look people, here's the ultimate test: write Winds of Winter and Dream of Spring for us. Between all the reddit /r/asoiaf and fantheories plus all the other works of fantasy, it should be able to do some facsimile. Honestly GRR should be cranking out a chapter or two a day with GPT4 help. There should be entire eras filled in by GRR with edited GPT4 output.

Nevermark 4y ago
> Look people, here's the ultimate test: write Winds of Winter and Dream of Spring for us. GPT-6 or 7? That would be great. At some point, each of us can have our own ending to the series, with as many additional books as we want. Then all recreated as a photorealistic VR show. Viewed from the perspective of the respective point-of-view character of each chapter. Then a complete role playing version where the entire plot is contingent on our own choices, ... all the Martin and HBO's Westeros world building paying off. Every time you die, you are dropped into another interesting character in the vicinity of one of the latest fulcrums of the Westerosy future. Massively multi-player, in real time. This would have seemed speculative fantasy (hah!) not so long ago. But now perhaps, inevitable in the not-too distant future. The dystopia of having no work, but being endlessly entertained, has never looked so good.
Maursault 4y ago
> YOu say OUTSTANDING WRITER and I think GRR Martin. Wow. G.R.R. Martin, much like Stephan King, writes to the least common denominator, which is about a 5th or 6th grade reading level. I challenge you to find a complex sentence in either of their catalogs, which is not to say their ideas are bad, because they're not. But their writing is absolute shit. Shakespeare, Dickens, Hemingway, Tolstoy, Joyce, and Camus are all outstanding writers, while the only thing that made Martin's writing bearable is H.B.O.

Nevermark 4y ago

> Look people, here's the ultimate test: write Winds of Winter and Dream of Spring for us. GPT-6 or 7? That would be great. At some point, each of us can have our own ending to the series, with as many additional books as we want. Then all recreated as a photorealistic VR show. Viewed from the perspective of the respective point-of-view character of each chapter. Then a complete role playing version where the entire plot is contingent on our own choices, ... all the Martin and HBO's Westeros world building paying off. Every time you die, you are dropped into another interesting character in the vicinity of one of the latest fulcrums of the Westerosy future. Massively multi-player, in real time. This would have seemed speculative fantasy (hah!) not so long ago. But now perhaps, inevitable in the not-too distant future. The dystopia of having no work, but being endlessly entertained, has never looked so good.

Maursault 4y ago

> YOu say OUTSTANDING WRITER and I think GRR Martin. Wow. G.R.R. Martin, much like Stephan King, writes to the least common denominator, which is about a 5th or 6th grade reading level. I challenge you to find a complex sentence in either of their catalogs, which is not to say their ideas are bad, because they're not. But their writing is absolute shit. Shakespeare, Dickens, Hemingway, Tolstoy, Joyce, and Camus are all outstanding writers, while the only thing that made Martin's writing bearable is H.B.O.