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The problem with using LLMs for fiction is that they lack long-term internal consistency and direction. They can sometimes generate a decent vignette, but estab
by duskwuff 3y ago
The problem with using LLMs for fiction is that they lack long-term internal consistency and direction. They can sometimes generate a decent vignette, but establishing (and sticking with!) settings, characters, and plot is still beyond them.
- swayvil 3y agoI imagine a componentized approach to fiction generation. The list of characters is one component. The narrative arc (in the abstract) is another. The world is another. Each dialog chunk, each action chunk, another. Each component AI generated. And each referring to the other components for its construction. For consistency. It could be horribly formulaic but cunning and tasty too.