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I think I largely buy this argument that one job RPGs have big advantages over RPGs where you choose your class. They can do a lot more fun customization.
 

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Both. In many cases, the answers I got from "Thinking" were equally nonsensical. 

My evaluation may not be fair, since I tried new features at the same time as the new model. For my use case, I am writing a novel and have a standing rule that I will not upload the actual text. I use GPT for research, to develop and manage some fantasy languages, and as a super-powered thesaurus. As an experiment, I decided to try the new Files feature and uploaded a copy of the current manuscript. It's currently about 94,000 words and having it available to search and reference would be helpful. 

A list of the failures in no particular order. 

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Definitely the latter. I would feel stripped of authorship. This isn't an ethical position, it's purely emotional / subjective. 

There definitely seems to be a continuum. I’m legitimately confused about using an LLM to generate actual text, since that seems like the easy part. I am using one to help write a novel, but it’s as a research assistant. For example, I struggled for years using tools like Vulgar to create new languages. But, it turns out LLMs are great at creating them. A list of things I routinely use the LLM for: 

1. Finding the perfect word. Often times, I am trying to describe something and I can’t even come up with a word to look up in the thesaurus. So, “how would y

As someone with 16 years at a big tech firm, who is thinking about a career change, I really appreciate this post. Thanks.