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With Claude I often say “no glazing” and have told it to take the persona of Paul Bettany’s character in Margin Call, a nice enough but blunt/unimpressed senior
by jamestimmins 1y ago
With Claude I often say “no glazing” and have told it to take the persona of Paul Bettany’s character in Margin Call, a nice enough but blunt/unimpressed senior colleague who doesn’t beat around the bush. Works pretty well.
- netsharc 1y agoHow... does it know what this persona is like? I suppose somewhere it's read (or, "gathered input") about this character..
- jamestimmins 1y agoInteresting question. I described what I liked about his character, so maybe it's just using that and is nodding along to the character's name. Maybe it has access to the script or some analysis of the character.
- novia 1y agomost likely it was trained on tons of fan ficfion where his character is thoroughly described.
- everybodyknows 1y agoThe screenplay script is on line: https://www.scriptslug.com/script/margin-call-2011 https://www.scriptslug.com/script/margin-call-2011
- dankwizard 1y agoIt doesn't, it would placebo "Fake it 'til you make it" based on other context.
- zveyaeyv3sfye 1y agoLike with anything LLM. It doesn't "know" anything. It simply compliess without knowing who you are talking about. And you uphold the illusion by not questioning it. All it does is produce deterministic output based on it's training data.
- Akronymus 1y agoIt doesnt even really comply, Id say.It just predicts whats the most likely next text token.
- andrewmcwatters 1y agoOh my God, I love it. I would have done Spacey's character, maybe, but the gist is great.
- buggy6257 1y agoI would take Spacey's character from Baby Driver.
- 1123581321 1y agoI just need Carmelo. “Done.”
- Fade_Dance 1y agoThis is perfect, especially because I spend a good amount of time talking about financial topics with the bots. Will try this one out!