11 comments

  • malshe an hour ago ago

    This is rich considering LLMs can't even write like an average person let alone famous authors

    • akoboldfrying 33 minutes ago ago

      Even LLMs from years ago could accurately mimic the style of any sufficiently famous author.

      • est 26 minutes ago ago

        LLMs from years ago weren't aligned to death like these days. It's hard to get rid of "AI smell" than years ago.

      • Bolwin 26 minutes ago ago

        Yeah and it's degraded significantly since then. Older llms were still mostly language focused and had a lot of latent knowledge about things like writing styles. Now it's crowded out in favor of agenetic work, programming etc.

        • conception 17 minutes ago ago

          I’m surprised no one has distilled a 4o model yet that’s really good at prose. No money from enterprise users I suppose.

  • Mountain_Skies 13 minutes ago ago

    Ask the LLM to describe that author's style. Then start a new chat and tell it what you want it to write, giving it the author's style as a guide but without mentioning the author. While I've never used it for this particular purpose, I've used variations of this technique to get around other blocks quite well.

  • newsomix9xl 21 minutes ago ago

    What about public domain authored works style?

  • lethologica an hour ago ago

    After it stole literally every authors style in existence…

  • quotemstr 18 minutes ago ago

    Another one of those interventions that'll just put US labs at a disadvantage. The public at large doesn't want to use models gimped so as to protect a bunch of pre-AI special interests who should adapt, not obstruct.

    • notfromhere 6 minutes ago ago

      Gee maybe building a business on top of mass ip theft might have consequences