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The part I used was a copy-paste of the suggested one: "a woman's head suddenly became a tomato fruit." Thanks for doing this I'm quite curious to see the difference between gpt 4 vs 3.5.
Chapter 1: The Crimson Enigma
The sun hung low on the horizon, casting an ethereal glow over the sprawling metropolis. Towering structures of glass and steel reached towards the heavens, their jagged edges cutting through the sky. Hovering vehicles buzzed through the air, leaving trails of iridescent exhaust in their wake. It was a city of contradictions—a blend of the futuristic and the antiquated, where steampunk aesthetics collided with neon-lit cybernetic wonders.
Amidst this mesmerizing tapestry, I found myself in my laboratory—a haven of scientific inquiry nestled within the heart of this sprawling maze. Tubes and wires crisscrossed the room, connecting intricate machinery that hummed with energy. Beakers filled with bubbling concoctions lined the... (read 636 more words →)
Finally a challenge worthy of my teenage brain. Here was my prompt for this. I edited the base prompt to reflect some of my personal taste and corrected for (what I saw as) some stylistic errors and expanded on it for detail. I then incorporated much of what Guy Srinivasan wrote and threw in some language about dialogue as well and seem to be getting solid results. One interesting note is that the positioning of the summary prompt seemed to play a MASSIVE role in the quality of the output. Originally I used the base prompt format of having the description at the end and it consistently yielded extremely poor stories that... (read 1136 more words →)
My favorite quote from all of this: "Perhaps we can at least find out who thinks hooking AIs up to nuclear weapons is an intriguing idea, and respond appropriately."
In Gen-Z I think we're cooked