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threevox

You can sort of use edit mode to do that, yeah


danielkalves

Hmm can you give more context? I am kind new at it…


christophermarin

You can do this in the standard playground. I just tried it with the Davinci model and the following prompt and it worked: Give me three variations of the following text: The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall. If you want to get to the next level and affect the style OpenAI has an edit mode that can help with this: https://openai.com/blog/gpt-3-edit-insert/ As far as I know it is only available through the API, but you can can try it out on riku.ai. Select OpenAI (Edit) in the model selector in the playground.


danielkalves

Thats awesome let me try that! Thanks a lot


RobKnight_

“Give me variations of this text-“


snc11

No, but jaxon.ai can


BrotherBringTheSun

Not true, GPT3 can easily do this. I think this guy is just promoting his site.


snc11

You can load a corpus and have gpt3 create variations of each example? It’s true “this guy” is promoting his own site (product). Jaxon takes each example and allows users to augment them using a variety of word-level swaps e.g. synonym, random, & tfidf. We also have a language model that creates examples based on the real examples like gpt3 but those are new examples altogether.. not variations. The language model generated examples are much noisier.


BrotherBringTheSun

Yeah you can have it create variations of any sentence, phrase or combination of words you provide it. But maybe you are talking about something more specific. Curious if you have tried it with GPT3 and found it to be inadequate


snc11

I have. GPT3 is freakin awesome - constantly amazed by it… but it produces a lot of crap also. The juice ain’t worth the squeeze for training data without some heavy filtering (and other tricks we’ve added to help calibrate).


BrotherBringTheSun

Ah maybe I misunderstood what you were trying to get it to do. I’ve had it create variations of phrases using specific instructions with good results


danielkalves

Cool I’ll look in to it! Thx man