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> Chronos-Hermes-13B Its not SOTA anymore. I dunno what is, but just look at what people are running on Lite: https://lite.koboldai.net/# https://lite.kobolda

> Chronos-Hermes-13B Its not SOTA anymore. I dunno what is, but just look at what people are running on Lite: https://lite.koboldai.net/# https://lite.koboldai.net/# The new darling seems to Mythos and Xwin-based hybrid models, as well as models with the 70B version of Chronos in them. Also, see this, specifically the "IQ" metric: https://rentry.co/ayumi_erp_rating https://rentry.co/ayumi_erp_rating > write this story, except the characters are quadrupeds, and therefore are not human But the RP models should be able to get this with some prompt engineering. You may have to be repetitive in the instruction block, saying things like "...the characters are not human. All the characters have four feet. All the characters are quadraped animals..." and so on to really emphasize it to the LLM.

LoganDark 3y ago
Honestly ERP models sound like they would be the best fit for this task, it's just hard to find one that's trained on quadrupeds rather than humans or even furries, if that makes any sense. I will try the repetitive method soon
- brucethemoose2 3y ago
  There is a lot of effort put into those ERP models, lol. The training and datasets are actually really good, hence they are very good at the non-e RP part.
  - tavavex 3y ago
    Pretty funny how so much effort goes into making and categorizing specifically NSFW content lol I wouldn't be surprised if at least a few contributors in the open source AI community initially got in just because of this aspect
    - brucethemoose2 3y ago
      > at least a few contributors Its more than a few. The eRP community was apparently going strong before Llama or Stable Diffusion were even a thing, using GTP-J finetunes and some even older base models. Llamav1 was like a Christmas present, and all the UIs and infrastructure were already set up to work on it. That was a strong motivator for all the work on Stable Diffusion too. I see no problem with any of this, lol.
      - tavavex 3y ago
        Oh, yes, I do know that this scene is quite large. I still remember the drama of when AI Dungeon began cracking down on NSFW content due to model licensing (?), or the thermonuclear response that followed character.ai doing something vaguely similar. It's more that I always pictured AI developers (especially ones that interact with models directly) as these very intelligent, selfless scientists - and not ordinary people who are okay with using these technologies for more "hedonistic" purposes, so to say. Nothing wrong with it obviously, and I'm really interested in seeing where this stuff is headed for in the future.
    - LoganDark 3y ago
      > I wouldn't be surprised if at least a few contributors in the open source AI community initially got in just because of this aspect whistles innocently

LoganDark 3y ago

Honestly ERP models sound like they would be the best fit for this task, it's just hard to find one that's trained on quadrupeds rather than humans or even furries, if that makes any sense. I will try the repetitive method soon

brucethemoose2 3y ago
There is a lot of effort put into those ERP models, lol. The training and datasets are actually really good, hence they are very good at the non-e RP part.
- tavavex 3y ago
  Pretty funny how so much effort goes into making and categorizing specifically NSFW content lol I wouldn't be surprised if at least a few contributors in the open source AI community initially got in just because of this aspect
  - brucethemoose2 3y ago
    > at least a few contributors Its more than a few. The eRP community was apparently going strong before Llama or Stable Diffusion were even a thing, using GTP-J finetunes and some even older base models. Llamav1 was like a Christmas present, and all the UIs and infrastructure were already set up to work on it. That was a strong motivator for all the work on Stable Diffusion too. I see no problem with any of this, lol.
    - tavavex 3y ago
      Oh, yes, I do know that this scene is quite large. I still remember the drama of when AI Dungeon began cracking down on NSFW content due to model licensing (?), or the thermonuclear response that followed character.ai doing something vaguely similar. It's more that I always pictured AI developers (especially ones that interact with models directly) as these very intelligent, selfless scientists - and not ordinary people who are okay with using these technologies for more "hedonistic" purposes, so to say. Nothing wrong with it obviously, and I'm really interested in seeing where this stuff is headed for in the future.
  - LoganDark 3y ago
    > I wouldn't be surprised if at least a few contributors in the open source AI community initially got in just because of this aspect whistles innocently