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Does Chat GPT write creatively?
Seamlessly, give you the edge, unleash, revolutionize, game-changer, .... These are a few examples of words and phrases that I have repeatedly seen in contents generated by Chat GPT! It also uses certain structures more often than others. Don't you think it's not as creative as some claim it is? Seems like it is highly biased when it comes to using chunks of language.
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Florence Roy
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Depends on the definition of creativity.
If it's inventing something out of nothing then no. Language models always have to have some source of information to "copy" or to create new truths out of it.
If it's creating new stories from existing inspiration then yes. Chat GPT stitches hundreds of thousands of articles into a new one, which IMO is kind of creative.
I think it's more creative than accurate :D
@ziga_kerec Well, it does stitch thousands of articles into a new one, but how can we make sure that the article it generates is the best possible article that could be written on a given subject. And I don't expect it to create something totally new (in terms of language use" but I thinks it's only fair to expect such a highly-admired tool to make a much better use of the sources it has access to. I'm sick of those " unleash and seamlessly" things that it uses in almost all articles. Anyone using it for a week can easily identify texts generated by it among a thousand human-generated content. Only good for inspiring, not so much of a writer whatsoever.
@kate_chasten That's fair.
I wasn't necessarily referring to OpenAI's Chat GPT rather than GPT language models, which are surely going to be a big part of the ongoing tech in the next decade.
Given my limited experience with Chat GPT's writing capabilities, I trust you on the judgment of it being sloppy and corny. But I do think that a dedicated AI writing tool can be creative in its own niche.
@ziga_kerec Thanks for sharing your view. I'm not against AI too. I just don't like when a tool has certain drawbacks and a large crowd admire it more than it deserves.
i can't define the chat gpt work creative. its work is based on the attributes of existing works
@sara_jalildokhti don't you think its biased as well? It uses certain structing all most all the time and certain other ones never.
I do not think so. It just makes synonyms possible! Even Google recently claimed that the content written by ChatGPT is unlikely to outrank there on the web as it does not provide any additional data and information. Just revamp what's available and Google every time demands something that is very new and useful for the user.
@excellentweb_australia Totally agree. But read somewhere, that Google is leaning toward Chat GPT generated content by changing its old motto " content written by people for people" to " content written for people". Is this true?
@kate_chasten It will make sense only if ChatGPT has real-time data and information. I mean who is interested to read content that is 2 years old without any update?
No, I don't think chatgpt write in a creative manner. Actually, the purpose was to develop ChatGPT to retrieve information from the Internet using prompts, not to generate content.
Absolutely! I’ve noticed ChatGPT generating similar words, phrases, and sentence patterns too. However, you can totally tweak and finetune its outputs to nail your specific use case and unique brand tone with the right prompts!
If your prompts are unique, your ChatGPT outputs will be too!
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@thejanw 100% I think it depends on the inputs and the amount of information you give the LLM. I also always tell them/it/the superhuman computer model haha to "Think as a" or "Write this from the perspective of a"
Yes, Chat GPT is capable of writing creatively. GPT-3.5, the underlying language model powering Chat GPT, has been trained on a diverse range of internet text, including literary works, poems, creative stories, and more. This exposure to creative content enables the model to generate text that can exhibit creativity, imagination, and originality. the leading destination for all your vaping needs in Best Vape Store in Karachi, Pakistan. We are proud to offer an unmatched vaping experience, featuring an extensive range of products including Salt Nics, Juul pods, premium e-juices from the USA, pod mods, Electronic Shisha, starter kits, disposable vapes, accessories, and rebuildable tanks.
@serenity_liliana Thanks for sharing Your view Serenity, but This is what I've heard and read about countless times. But in essence, it's nothing more than an imitator who's relatively biased and not up-to-date.
GPT is, of course, an algorithm. But it can produce very creative content and even code if you get creative with prompting =)
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It's an interesting question! While Chat GPT can generate impressive content, it's important to acknowledge that it is trained on a vast corpus of text and might lean towards certain phrases. However, it can still produce creative output by combining various ideas and concepts. Have you tried experimenting with different prompts or giving it specific instructions to see if it generates more unique content?
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Not only is it not creative, it somehow generates the most impersonal questions to trigger the most superficial types of online interaction. ChatGPT is a tool, not a system, and therefore, it most definitely requires that all-too-important human touch... At least for now.
@arya_rg Exactly. While it's a good assistance and we can use it for that purpose, many consider it to be perfect writer and let it do the job, not knowing that it hasn't been made for that purpose.
I think it's a powerful tool that can help foster creativity but I don't believe it's necessarily creative on its own.
@sarvpriy_arya No. It can help us write creatively but it can never write like a human in terms of creativity.
AI-generated text can be creative, but it can also exhibit biases and repetitive patterns due to its training data, which limits its originality compared to human writing.
Well, it's hard to say as it's based on the already existing works, but hey, we have an example of Quentin Tarantino, a director, who was inspired by so many movies and makes so many references, yet no one can call his works plagiarism. ChatGPT is good as a starting base for you, like a piece of preshaped clay. You can follow and finish the shape the way you like or you can redo it all. It depends on you.
@burmistrov Right. My issue is with its restricted use of language. Overall, it's a good hand.
Yes it does. All you need to do is draft a prompt in such a way you make gpt writes creatively. Its all about the prompt that we enter👍🏻
@kate_chasten It us just the same… as you tell the GPT what to do.. also tell what it shouldn’t do. In that way you can avoid such repetition of words and certain structured out put. I would still say it can be more creative if we prompt it correctly.
However, there is no doubt that Chat GPT is a powerful tool that can be used to generate creative content for a variety of purposes. It is a tool that is still under development, but it has the potential to revolutionize the way that we create and consume creative media.
@stephen_maden I agree. I firmly believe that it's one of the most powerful tools for content creators, and it has huge potential.
I think that even if the first attempt to generate the text isn't perfect, it's still possible to write uniquely beautiful text chatting with AI, guiding and refining the text.
I think this is a super interesting question, seems like a lot of people are saying its not creative and that it just has a huge amount of information to draw from, which it stitches together
Isn't that the same thing we do though?
Arn't we just writing based on the context we have from the teachers we had in school and the books we have read, and all the other information we have from our life's experience?
@william_mathews1 That's right. but we don't repeat the same words, phrases, and structures over and over again.
I don't think he is very creative in his word choice when writing. He tends to fall into a certain pattern. However, his creativity comes through in the themes and ideas for his writing, like contributing prompts and writing ideas. So I usually don't let him write the final article. 😐
