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Podcast Playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSv6OKbhH4JPB39EGAHhOOHzkpZgXVfQ5
00:00 - Computer systems like GPT-3 are starting to generate creative writing, let’s play with it!
00:34 - What is GPT-3 and why is it an important step forward in technology?
00:48 - Demonstration of how to use GPT-3
01:42 - Prompt: A dog lives in a sushi house, now finish the rest
06:24 - What do the levers/settings actually change?
08:26 - Prompt 2 a man walked down the street and had a problem
13:24 - Are these examples similar to what you normally experience?
14:23 - Can you compare the Dall-E system to GPT-3
15:54 - Team updates their first prompt with more specifics
16:40 - How do you think GPT-3 will affect search engine optimization?
17:13 - Do you think this kind of technology will decrease inequality?
18:43 - Memorability studies show most Americans know the top 100 brands. Good or bad?
19:51 - Character and plot continuity issues from GPT-3 generated text
21:01 - We prompt GPT-3 to write about batman and his problems
22:51 - In what ways can you adjust the way that it’s communicating its style?
25:57 - Teach us about the process used to fine tune GPT-3 to generate a unique writing style?
28:06 - What industries will not be affected by GPT-3
29:34 - Will GPT-3 replace teachers? Should students learn how to use this instead?
32:05 - How should entrepreneurs think about GPT-3 as a tool?
32:49 - How do you think it will affect children, for example custom textbooks?
33:40 - Audio books affecting generation?
34:13 - Is GPT-3 just as useful for formulaic, coding and creative writing?
35:22 - Opinion on GPT-3 for science/nonfiction
36:28 - We prompt GPT-3 to summarize “the theory of evolution”
38:27 - Imagine tuning GPT-3 With so much of your own data it ends up feeling like talking to yourself in your own head
39:52 - The future of text customizable everything
40:38 - Comparing the risks versus the benefits of a monoculture
42:57 - Why is GPT-3 interesting?
43:58 - What drew you to GPT-3?
44:46 - What was your first memory of reading AI generated text?
45:13 - How has GPT-3 three help with your sci-fi story and creative writing?
45:29 - Lets check out David Frankie’s blog where he posts Some of his AI assisted writing
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00:00 - Computer systems like GPT-3 are starting to generate creative writing, let’s play with it!
00:34 - What is GPT-3 and why is it an important step forward in technology?
00:48 - Demonstration of how to use GPT-3
01:42 - Prompt: A dog lives in a sushi house, now finish the rest
06:24 - What do the levers/settings actually change?
08:26 - Prompt 2 a man walked down the street and had a problem
13:24 - Are these examples similar to what you normally experience?
14:23 - Can you compare the Dall-E system to GPT-3
15:54 - Team updates their first prompt with more specifics
16:40 - How do you think GPT-3 will affect search engine optimization?
17:13 - Do you think this kind of technology will decrease inequality?
18:43 - Memorability studies show most Americans know the top 100 brands. Good or bad?
19:51 - Character and plot continuity issues from GPT-3 generated text
21:01 - We prompt GPT-3 to write about batman and his problems
22:51 - In what ways can you adjust the way that it’s communicating its style?
25:57 - Teach us about the process used to fine tune GPT-3 to generate a unique writing style?
28:06 - What industries will not be affected by GPT-3
29:34 - Will GPT-3 replace teachers? Should students learn how to use this instead?
32:05 - How should entrepreneurs think about GPT-3 as a tool?
32:49 - How do you think it will affect children, for example custom textbooks?
33:40 - Audio books affecting generation?
34:13 - Is GPT-3 just as useful for formulaic, coding and creative writing?
35:22 - Opinion on GPT-3 for science/nonfiction
36:28 - We prompt GPT-3 to summarize “the theory of evolution”
38:27 - Imagine tuning GPT-3 With so much of your own data it ends up feeling like talking to yourself in your own head
39:52 - The future of text customizable everything
40:38 - Comparing the risks versus the benefits of a monoculture
42:57 - Why is GPT-3 interesting?
43:58 - What drew you to GPT-3?
44:46 - What was your first memory of reading AI generated text?
45:13 - How has GPT-3 three help with your sci-fi story and creative writing?
45:29 - Lets check out David Frankie’s blog where he posts Some of his AI assisted writing