Self-published books written using GPT3 are the new trend, someone "writes" 50 books, sells them on Amazon and then collects royalties.
A user on here detailed doing something very similar to what the article describes on Discord, but deleted the messages when called out on here.
Do not mistake a tardy mediocre chef with someone who has the discipline to sit down for hours to write, rewrite, and publish an actual piece of literature. Autogenerated stories are just plagiarized from training data and reworded to throw off software that would detect the copyright infringement.
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Wouldn't it be quite expensive to write a whole book, even a short one, on GPT3? It isn't free, plus you'd have to do it in lots of small chunks when a section got too large as there are limits to how big an input can be.
Yeah I get that the point of this schtick is to make Matt look bad but I think it's far more likely (and sadder) that Matt actually took the time to write his terrible books rather than quickly making them with an AI.
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@previous (K)
claims require evidence. "He deleted it" is not evidence. I would say that you posted, "I love sucking cocks!" on Discord then deleted it.