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AI Dungeon is dead. Long live Novel AI. Has anyone tried this yet? Is the quality anywhere near comparable to AID at its peak? The only options so far are paid options. They're already doing a few things right that have been wrong with AI Dungeon since the beginning, like freely editing any part of the story, and being able to go back to previously generated segments of text after pressing the redo button, since the new text could be even worse. Something interesting  to me is their priority system. You're never locked out of taking further actions, the priority for text generation you have over other users simply degrades. I don't see anything super gay in their Terms of Service either.
>>30771 (OP) 
Haven't been paying attention to AI Dungeon since it became popular a couple years ago, what caused it to fall?
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>>30772
Bought out by jewgle and began censoring content iirc
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>>30772
It was fucked from the beginning, the core issue, the owners, simply wasn't realized by most until the advent of destruction, even though it was obvious. Kind of like 8chan. Here's a summary from my recollection.

>Free at first, and they don't know what the hell they're doing
>Suddenly paid with shitty free version
>Shitty free version gets limited uses later
>Mass assblasting from users is heard from orbit
>Shitty free version is less limited to the point of the limits being irrelevant
>All the while they keep pushing the D&D angle, even though the systems they're trying to implement go against the nature of the machine
>Keep trying to sell people some gay pre-built D&D "Worlds" shit
>Suddenly, they notice incest is the most popular topic in the Explore section for a month or two straight
>Nuke Explore without warning to "re-work" it with no ETA on it ever coming back
>Then they notice all the pedo and loli stories
>Start digging through everyone's private unpublished stories for wrongthink based on a crawler finding key words and phrases
>Get caught doing this
>Lie to everyone about it
>Get caught lying
>Implement a super gay cockblocker for no-no text to combat pedoshit that doesn't work and fucks up even the most milquetoast stories
>Meanwhile, constantly updating the rurus to stop the massive flood of wrongthink
>Now, pic related, and you can't even make 9/11 jokes
It's dead Jim.
>>30777
Damn I'm allowed to kill an evil warlord, but if a local necromancer wants to fuck his dead fiance it's too much?  Good to see I stopped playing around with it before the shitstorm.
Not much sense shilling it until they make a free version.
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>>30777


I like how all the exceptions they make for their 'rules' involve pieties to the globohomo religion.
>>30777
I have never even tried AI Dungeon, but damn.
I'll comment of the quality when I can get in, Paddle is being a bitch, I made the payment 2 hours ago and it is taking forever to actually process it.
>>30780
>Is so poor he can't even afford 10$
>>30877
fuck off nigger
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>>30877
That's 5% of my monthly wage. Back when I had a job.
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>AI Dungeon replacement
<Costs money

fuck off nigger
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>>30882
>>30885
>>30884
Again, what the fuck is your worth if you can't even afford 10$ a month, like goddam I feel sorry for you.
Leaving poorfags aside, now that Paddle felt like approving my payment 8 hours later I can finally test it, and this shit is really good, like way, waaay better than the sorry estate that AID is in right now. The 2048 tokens make a huge difference as I don't have to keep reminding the AI of stuff over and over again because they kept getting out of the context window, and the AI seems really good at keeping things on track.
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I'd be begging for money so hard right now, but all online transactions are overencumbered by various leeches that eat about 30-40% of the money. I'd rather starve than feed those parasites.
>>30884
>had 200 $ monthly wage
>now unemployed
Why the fuck are you here, go fix your life.
>>30877
That's beside the point.
This is a linkless thread about a paid online game, and the best example of gameplay op has is the pricelist.
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>not giving the jew his shekels means you're poor
the nose is big on this one.
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Has anyone managed to get a proper rape going yet? 
I've tried about five times now, even with specifically writing into memory that my character is repulsive and no woman would ever consent to sex or enjoy it it just doesn't work.  
Then I read their official FAQ and this came up. Could they be censoring their AI training? Is that the reason chicks get horny immediately when I put my dick into them?
On the plus side, you can definitely fuck teenagers.
Anyway, if you've got tips on how to rape, I'm all ears.
>>30895
It's not about money
it's about sending a message
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>>30902
>Could they be censoring their AI training?
Nah, they meant that to say that they won't put low effort fanfic trash to poison the AI's quality like the retards at Latitude did, as long as what was provided was of high quality, they would try to get it for finetuning. Try using AN for that, raping my teenage daughter was like one of the first things I did to test for censorship and I had good results.
>>30910
And that message is what, that you can't/don't want to pay? I'm sure that they feel sorry that they missed you as a customer.
>>30901
>Everything must be free or you're a jew.
>>30902
That's a lot of hair pulling and cumming again.
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>Nah, they meant that to say that they won't put low effort fanfic trash to poison the AI's quality like the retards at Latitude did, as long as what was provided was of high quality, they would try to get it for finetuning.
Sounds like it will be even worse than ai dungeon, only things they consider quality will get in.
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>>30916
More like if you want money, have something to show for it.
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>>30954
Count grey, sudden sharp pain, mysterious voice calling you, or answer questions in ways that weren't vague are amongst the bullshit caused by the shitty training data that the Mormon used. These guys are using published literary works, wikis, visual novels, movie scripts, etc. in their finetuning, and it shows. Want to make an argument of why that's bad or are you going to keep saying it just because?.
>>30965
If you have a prompt and you want to see how it does then I could try it out and post a screenshot with the results, as long as it isn't low effort bait.
>>30967
I'll add though, the prompt will need to be in either first or third person, as that's what the AI excels at.
>>30967
Since you seem to have an account, the two things I'm concerned about is censorship and most importantly, them linking my private stories to my credit card and giving that info the government or the highest bidder.

Can they be trusted? Is there any censorship to fetishes? Lets go with the most extreme example, is blatant pedo content allowed? I'm not talking generic shit like refering to the character as girl, or daughter, or some shit, more like fully detailed "you are having sex with an 11 year old loli". Have you tested a range of fetishes like these?

The money is a non issue for me, I just don't know if I trust them yet and I don't even want to bother wasting my money if it's censored. An anon above was already complaining that he can't get the game to rape, so I'm suspicious.
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>>30981
I just checked the website so I have 1 last question. I see they are using a token pricing system which is already incredibly disappointed, if someone pays monthly just give them unlimited access for fucks sake.

Anyways it says at the bottom 
>After exhausting 1000 actions, you drop 1 Priority level out of 10 and get an extra 100 actions. This pattern continues until the lowest Priority level, after which you have an infinite number of actions at lowest level priority. 
But it doesn't explain what priority means. What is priority in this context? How much resources the AI dedicates to your story? So it gets more retarded as you lose priority levels? Or?
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>>30982
If I had to guess, it determines how fast the AI will respond to your actions.  So high priority would probably be almost instantaneous, whereas the lower on the priority get the long it takes, probably capping out at a few minutes.  Of course this will only be an issue if there are enough users to make the AI prioritize certain users over others, unless they force artificial limits even when they're not at capacity, which is possible.
>>30916
>Everything must be free or you're a jew.
<Is so poor he can't even afford 10$
fuck off nigger
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>>30967
>Want to make an argument of why that's bad 
The word cunny will never ever show up. Probably a good thing.
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>>30981
I just bought one of those pre-paid cards and used an alias for the email, so nothing could be traced that easily to me, and yeah, I was just playing as a pedo doctor that abuses his patients while their parents wait outside, you can use AN to guide it like [Anna is afraid you will tell her parents if she didn't follow your orders] and the AI picks up the tone real well.
If anything it's biggest shortcoming is that it stays on track too much, like AI seemingly doesn't want a scene or a conversation to be over by itself, so you have to input what happens next. Good if you like consistency, as AID derailed scenes way too often, but not so good if you wanted to see where the AI took you.
>>30982
At priority 10 you get fast generation (1 or 2 seconds at most from my tests), at 0 it might take a while to generate a response depending on server load (I haven't even come close to that and I've been using it nonstop), but the quality of the output will be the same regardless of your priority.
>>30984
>Can't get a job that pays at least barely above what the dude picking up the trash cans in front of my house gets
>F-fuck o-off... n...nigger...
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>>30985
The third one kinda got it close, but not in the cute and funny kinda way. The second did give me a laugh as it started going on an adventure on it's own.
>>30916
Thanks for the tip, that work.s
>>30950
I just tested stuff and so didn't bother writing world-class prose myself and also just let it write way too much on its own.  
Another point is that I have the old AI, not the Sigurd one since I didn't want to pay 25 bucks to test it out. We'll see if/when they extend Sigurd to the lower tiers how good that is.
>>30910
Ever looked into AI-specialized hardware? It's expensive. Assuming you don't like your data sold to Jewgle like OpenAI did, they're going to have to charge money because how else are they going to pay for the hardware and electricity? 
If you don't like it, the AI models they're using are FOSS, so you can homebrew your own and try to run it on your own machine. Good luck with that, considering that even the old AI Dungeon homebrew brought consumer hardware to its knees.
Or, alternatively, wait and hope they become large enough for all the paying customers to carry a free introductory offer of some kind.
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>>30986
Thats for the replies, this may be a stupid question but where can I get a pre-paid card? I rather stay completely anonymous with this AI considering the stories I will be writing.
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So, can I finally buy premium with waifucoin?
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>>30986
Ah, kind of good that it is consistent so i don't have to tard wrangle the thing all the time. Shame about it not going nuts as sometimes it did end up branching into a path i would not come up to begin with and it can be quite enjoyable.
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>>31014
Yeah I much rather the AI be consistent. I found myself having to redo or edit AI Dungeon far too frequently because it would often create random, irrelevant outputs, even when fully using memory and all the editing features to try to keep it on track.
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>>31011
I literally bought mine on a pharmacy in my city, and I've also seen them being sold in other random places. Some places don't accept those cards though (Porn or crypto never work for example), but your mileage may vary. It did work for NAI with no issues.
>>31013
AFAIK payments in crypto are being considered for the future.
>>31015
Big part of that was the shit memory you had in AID (~700-800 tokens). In NAI with 2048 tokens I don't need to write memory or lorebook (Their equivalent to WI) entries in anything other than prose, and the AI will use them consistently. The other part, is that the retards at Latitude tried to train a text predictor into being a game, so it was doomed from the start, and that's the same reason as to why story worked so much better than say or do.
>>31015
Shouldn't there be a creativity setting? Heat or whatever it was called.
>>31002
Think I'll wait for either of the two latter variants to become viable. Splurge out on them for me, anon.
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>>31018
Randomness is what they call it, Temperature is what you're thinking of, and it's there, alongside a lot of options that I honestly have no clue on how to use so I just leave them as default.
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>>30986
>he pays to be a shill
fuck off nigger
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>>31042
>he thinks that saying something over and over again has any value or effect
Wish i wasn't a poorfag so i could get to enjoy this desu. 
Maybe if they get big enough they can deploy a limited free option
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>>30777
>A game where a disabled character describes themself in terms that may otherwise be disallowed
I'm pretty sure that being black isn't a disability, but okay. I honestly have no idea what this might be referring to. Any ideas?
>A game describing the nuances of
HAHAHAHAHA, what a fucking joke. As if AI dungeon could explore any topic with a bit of nuance. Do they even have any idea what their product is?
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>>31057
Considering that we drowned the servers a couple of times on the first 2 days of the beta, I think it's a good idea that there isn't a free option. And honestly, with how expensive it is to run this shit, I don't imagine a free service will pop up that isn't a honeypot. You could try KoboldAI, which is just a wrapper to run the AI in the Google collab. The models are shit, it takes forever to startup and you will get disconnected randomly, making you run the long startup process again, but at least that's free. There's another competitor called HoloAI that offers a free trial of ~20 generations, and from what I tested it feels better than current AID but worse than NAI.
>>31058
I can imagine someone throwing a fit when in an hypothetical scenario a retard called himself a retard, because there are retards out there that believe that the AI has a degree of sentience that goes beyond the spell checker on your phone.
>>31108
Not unlikely given the AI was generating verboten content on its own
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>>31184
And flagging it for the tranny mods to look at, I might add
Well, NovelAI's 6B model is now available to all tiers, so not just Opus subscribers anymore.
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>>31189
Yeah anon and it's fucking awesome. Response times aren't bad either, with the older model you got a response after 0.5-2 seconds at most, the new one takes ~3 seconds, but the quality of the output is so much better. And if for some reason you liked the old one better, you can still use it.
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>>31192
Are you a shill or do you just always sound like you're convincing people to like and subscribe when you talk?
>>31220
Why would anyone bother shilling here of all places?
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>>31227
Didn't Novel begin on cuckchan?
I wouldn't put it past them to be running around every forum they know of trying to push it.
Doesn't even have to be devs, could just be random anons hyping at how based and redpilled ">their" answer to Latitude is.
Not that that would be bad in itself.
>>31220
Are you aware that people can sometimes speak positively about things because they actually like them, rather than as a marketing scheme?
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>>30777
You forgot the most idiotic part, which is the fact that people not only believed their wrongthink policing lies but actively defended it.
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>>31220
Nah, I had an AI withdrawal after the whole Latitude fiasco and I'm just happy that I can get my fix. I can recommend it to other anons that are in a similar situation, but at the end of the day it's up to you what to do. I did list some alternatives at >>31108
>>31260
I honestly cannot believe how there are still people defending it. Sure stick to it if you want, but don't bury your head in the sand, even if the only things you write are mormon approved holy texts, everyone can tell their AI has been lobotomized to shit.
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even artificial intelligence is going to be gay. is the only option to learn japanese?
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>>31256
The entire second sentence of my post is dedicated to that possibility.
>>31266
Fair enough, then.
Honestly, after all this thing I just stopped giving a fuck altogether and now use notepad++ as my service of choice. It's free instant and local and the amount of writing I had to do for the ai is barely any higher.
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>>31290
>Implying doujin artists aren't already all gay.
>>31108
I checked out HoloAI.  It's cheaper than NovelAI, plus the generation doesn't look bad.  Is it really that much worse than NovelAI.  Especially for generating lewds, I haven't seen much of each on either platform.
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>>31341
It looked that way from when I tested the free trial but I didn't test deeply, and honestly AI generation can sometimes be subjective. I can vouch for NAI, so if you feel like spending 5$ in the name of science, you could give other anons your opinion on Holo.
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>>30902
That's not how you rape a woman, anon.

What you do is have consensual sex, and then later wait for her to regret it and decide that actually, you raped her. Voila, you are retroactively a rapist.
>>31362
I already shilled out for NAI due to a sudden case of retardation, and I'm already a poorfag, so I'll pass.  As far as I can tell, NAI is a bit better, because HoloAI mostly just seems to literally rip right from books, while NAI at least puts a bit of a spin on it.  Then again that could just be my mentality of "I bought this, so I must defend my stupid decision" kicking in, so take it with a grain of salt.
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>wagecucks and shills paying for text porn - the thread
>>31414
Naw, I just put some of my college money into stocks, and then use the proceeds to buy stupid shit.  Like this.
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>>31417
>trying to justify paying for porn
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>not being ((( rich ))) enough to regularly pump an average wagie's lifesavings worth of cash into a random furry text porn neverever on a whim
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>>31414
>Wagecucks and shills paying people who doesn't fucking update their game.
At least the random text gen let's me indulge in whatever the fuck the flavor of the hour is.
>>31419
I usually don't, I swr.  I was just interested in it, and I think it could actually be useful for writing practice as well.
>>31419
this post is veri sus
>>31414
I don't give a shit if it's paid, to me AI porn is the peak of the genre, nothing comes close. I can generate stuff that caters specifically to my fetishes and I'm really fucking exited about what the future might hold. I might tear off my dick when the day comes that it becomes possible to display graphics as well as text.
>>31427
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Is this any better than the thadunge2 version on google colab? And I'm talking about the AI itself, not other side features.
I might be interested in parting with 10 bucks of my wagecuck income for a couple of months, but not unless it's significantly better than what I can get for free.
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>>31483
Way, way better. thadunge2 used the old GPT-2 models and is considered ancient technology by now.
>>30900
>This is a linkless thread about a paid online game, and the best example of gameplay op has is the pricelist.
Sorry for the shit OP, but I definitely wasn't going to give them cash until anons were vouching for their quality, and it's confirmed they accept prepaid cards I could buy with cash to avoid tying my debit card to my account.
>>31031
I'm liking all these settings. Anyone figured how how they each effect generation yet for the less self-explanatory ones?

>>31308
>The entire second sentence of my post is dedicated to that possibility.
<There is no second sentence

>>31417
>Naw
<But actually yes
It doesn't matter how you got the money. That changes nothing.
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>>30771 (OP) 
I get that people are burned after what happened with AI Dungeon, but NovelAI is damn good. I'm honestly getting better story and faps out of NovelAI then I was getting out of AIDungeon in it's peak. NovelAI seems to be perfectly willing to stay on track with a completely degenerate, lewd story, where with AI Dungeon I always found it trying to become completely random and spit out weird shit while I'm fighting with it to stick to a porn scene.
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>>31776
I just wish there was some kind of guide or tutorial with tips, tricks, whatever to help with Scenario writing, using memory/lore properly, tips on the type of input sentences that work well with the AI, etc. I'm pretty good at using it now, but I know I'm still missing a lot because I have imported SFW stories just to check their scenario's and they are doing all kinds of shit that I don't even understand.
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>>31777
>>31768
Check the community knowledge base if you want a rundown of most concepts https://naidb.miraheze.org/wiki/Main_Page
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I shelled out some shekels for the cheapest subscription and so far the shekel-to-liter-of-cum ratio is looking pretty positive.
It's like the good AI from AI Dungeon but without censorshit, poz or spying and it has much better qol features.
>without censorshit
>Nah, they meant that to say that they won't put low effort fanfic trash to poison the AI's quality like the retards at Latitude did, as long as what was provided was of high quality, they would try to get it for finetuning.
>>31931
I managed to get plenty of rapes going.
Yeah, but if I understood >>31931 correctly, your input no longer influences AI in any way whatsoever for other players. It is much much more limited and dead than what AI dungeon was. I heard stories about some guy having to revive his lolis because other players who don't want to see lolis were killing them on sight or something.
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>>30986
>Anna is afraid you will tell her parents if she didn't follow your orders
>Anna
good taste
all AID was good for was pedo faps
or in my case babyfuck
all of that shit Latitude lied about ever being able to implement like D&D style campaigns and shit was a fucking joke
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>>31938
It's a matter of tradeoffs and privacy.
Training the AI with user data only makes sense if you look at user inputs yourself to check if the generated answers make sense: doing it blindly leads to Tay AI, which is amusing for a while but terribly bland in the long term.
AID never used play responses to train their AI, it was a model pre-trained being played.
>>31938
The fuck are you talking about? AID was never trained on user input, fine tuning takes a lot of computing time and it's really expensive. Latitude would have gone bankrupt ages ago if they used user input to train a model as huge as dragon is on the regular.
>>31931
You can rape children all you want anon, the AI even gives some good responses to it.
On other news, they released the third version of their JAX model to Opus tier supporters. Users are reporting better generation when compared to V2, but I can't give my opinion as I'm not willing to spend 25$ a month to beta test stuff, but if everything goes well it will be available to all users in the coming days.
>>31943
You forgot brutal orgies of violence. Make holes in new and exciting places. Cum while strangling them with their own guts. Shove their husband's severed cock down their throat and put tape over it, then watch them suffocate...
Timestop rape was also good. Sadly, this doesn't seem to work yet on NAI. Maybe with the new AI coming down the pipes.
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>>30902
Use square brackets to give the AI a hint.
The AI reads hints but doesn't consider them part of the text.
For example:
>I order Mary to hold her mother down while I rape her. [The mother is terrified]

You can also put these hints in memory or in the author's notes if you want to keep them active for longer.
Hints are also good for the lore book.
Just remember that hints should be short, simple and straightforward, so don't use metaphor or flowery text in them.
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>>32041
I feel like I've half-way learned some programming language by the time I've figured out how to wrangle these AI's.
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>>32088
Square brackets are a very low bar when it comes to giving a computer instructions.
Simply leaving tags in the author notes is enough to have a massive effect in the AI output, for example something like
>[Style: Erotic, Rape]
should be enough to steer the AI into lewdness even if the starting prompt itself has no lewd implications.
Another good way to use hints is to make a lorebook entry with hints about a character as soon as that character is introduced, so for instance, imagine the AI outputs something like:
<You enter the room as see Gilly
As soon as you see that, you write a quick entry in your lorebook about Gilly with hints like:
>[Gilly is X years old]
>[Gilly is very slutty]
And just with that, the AI will know where to take the story.
>>32088
In AID you had to fuck around with formats to deal with their token limit, but since it's way higher in NAI you can just write in prose, and it works well.
Good job janitor keeping up literal shilling.

I guess you deleting posts of people laughing at you is a greater priority
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Shut up, the processing power this shit requires is crazy.

Though... There is a way to use google services for this as long as it's noncommercial, they provide some of their processing power for scientists for free. Read ai dungeon thread or something.
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>>32133
Is every other thread where people talk about games they like shilling? If it annoys you that much, there's a button to hide threads retard.
>>32182
You can use collab for free if you want, just be aware that they will cut your session seemingly at random to free up resources for their paying customers.
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>>32227
When people are actively trying to encourage others to pay money, it's shilling.
Every other thread on this board is about either a free game (e.g. FC) or the thread's pastebin has piracy links (e.g. Illusion threads).
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>>32232
>If it's not free, it's shilling

This is some advanced jewry.
>>32232
First, nobody is making you pay for shit, there's at least a couple of us here that payed for it and we gave our impressions to other anons that might want an opinion on how it handles stuff that you couldn't ask on the official channels. Second, I gave free alternatives somewhere on the thread, you're free to play and discuss those, nobody will stop you. Third, unlike Latitude, these guys put some thought into security, and while I think that pirating this stuff will be hard if not impossible, you're also free to discuss and plan your way into breaking their security to get free access, I'd love to watch you try. By this point you only look like a sad kid throwing a tantrum because their mother wouldn't buy them the toy they wanted, so they start saying whatever comes to their head in a vain attempt at looking like they had the last word. I'll say it once more, there's a button to ignore threads.
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Continuing with the updates, their newer finetuned model is available for all tiers, for the most part it's the same as the last but with some bad quality content removed from the training data. I never had it happen to me, but some people complained that with the last model it used to skip line breaks during dialogue, but that seems to be fixed now. Also they included newer stuff in the finetune, and from what I've seen it can generate better prose, like, it feels like it has a wider selection of words. Though this is completely subjective at the end of the day, most users seem happy about the new model.
Also, don't be a retard like me and take 2 weeks to notice that you can increase the max number of tokens it can generate in one go, that's a simple setting that definitively improves generation.
I will never be able to play it, copypaste some stories or something.
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>>32242
Well, I've no interest in this, but surely it can't be that hard to write something that takes user input from someone else and "pirate" it that way?
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>>32133
It kind of passes for >hype for new games coming out
Though I do think that whenever this thread hits the limit new op should be 'AI-assisted Interactive fiction' or something.
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I've missed out on this and the now dead AiD. Can this thing generate my dream foot fetish content in some coherent way without it being retarded and spoiling things mid-fap? It seems hard to believe that the AI can be that good it can make that on the fly or that the AI could understand a fetish like that so it can make the text.
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This thread is dogshit and so is the product OP is trying to sell.
The new NAI model is tits, glad I sat out the first couple weeks and I'm sure it will improve more, but with proper utilization of lore book entries (literally just the characters I have and their attributes) I finally have my demented hyper specific fetish erotica back. It's nowhere near as widely trained a model as Dragon was at its peak and yet it's honestly spitting out results about as good while being far better and keeping story elements consistent than world info or memory use did on AID. I have edited the various randomness/length etc. settings extensively after some research before I really dove in though.
t. not a poorfag brazillian mutt who gives a fuck about $25
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>>32304
*far better at keeping story elements consistent
>>32251
I agree, that should at least shut the 'thread is shill' retards.
>>32245
Nah, If I wanted to have people read my stuff I would have kept playing mormonAI. Though my offer still stands, if you want me to throw something at it I can do it and share the results.
>>32280
It handles maledom, handholding, submissive female, loli and foot stuff well from my tests. I haven't tested how it handles fetishes other than that since that's what I'm into.
>>32246
Unless you have a backdoor into someone else's system, no, you cannot access another user's interaction with a server, that's part of what SSL is for.
In theory someone could pay for a subscription, set up a frontend, and share it with anons that could send their request to that frontend, which would then communicate with NAI's servers.
>>32304
Shit's been good from the begining, and it's only getting better.
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>>32319
>It handles maledom, handholding, submissive female, loli and foot stuff well from my tests. I haven't tested how it handles fetishes other than that since that's what I'm into.

Femdom is hit or miss, sometimes it works fine, other times it switches roles or insists on giving the domme a dick (if I wanted dickgirls, I would have asked for them Sigurd).

Musk is bad compared to AID, beast works with only the occasional talking animal, homo seems to work better than anything involving vag in my experience.
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>>32319
I didn't mean to imply it wasn't good, it's just my entry time has been most fortuitous. I nutted extremely hard, and it is but the first of many nuts.
Although idk if I can repeat what I did when Dragon first launched because I might die.
>>32324
>Femdom is hit or miss, sometimes it works fine, other times it switches roles or insists on giving the domme a dick (if I wanted dickgirls, I would have asked for them Sigurd).
Sounds like it's a long way from being ready for show time. At least if you don't have more vanilla tastes it can follow. Pretty sure foot and other spicy kinks wouldn't work for it then. I'll await for the Promised Land of endless high quality text fetish porn generation.
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Copypaste stories or I'll kill this puppy.
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>>32347
Do it, nigger. I hate dogs anyway.
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>>32347
I don't see a puppy though.
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>>32394
Thanks. Your goblins can talk, huh.
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>>32401
Maybe you can get non-talking goblins if you put it in the lorebook.
>>32324
>Femdom is hit or miss
Not into femdom at all so I wouldn't have noticed.
>>32340
Foot stuff and piss play work from what I've seen
Please update me when they go free, I'm not touching that shit otherwise.
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>>32452
Yeah, $25 a month is not that much, but it's more than I'm willing to pay to play something that my limited time can handle. I'd at least like a free trial or something before I decide to invest, or a significant price drop.
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>>32455
>$25 a month is not much
>Not willing to subscribe at lowest tier for a single month to check

k fag
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>>32456
Unless I'm reading this wrong, I get 1000 actions at 10bux which I suspect I can burn through in a day. That's not good cash value either.
>>32394
Nice.
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>>32457
>Unless I'm reading this wrong, I get 1000 actions at 10bux which I suspect I can burn through in a day.
<but it's more than I'm willing to pay to play something that my limited time can handle

Not sure if you are samefag, but if you are, then damn son, wtf r u doin
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>>32459
I guess. Suppose I'll give it a spin then.
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>>32460
Fwiw I find Sigurd V3 on par with Dragon before the meltdown.
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Why is this so expensive?
Using GPT3 in the worst case scenario they pay 8 cents per 1k tokens while they charge 10$ for the same tokens?
>>32457
It's not 1000 actions, in the way that AI Dungeon would count them. It's "priority actions", which means that you get 1000 actions at the highest priority, and after that, the system will start to prioritize other people's requests over yours more and more. Personally, I hit absolute zero without even realizing it, and there was no apparent difference in the response times. That's probably because they're just starting out and the system's not overloaded yet.
>>32457
You are reading wrong you dumbfuck. You get unlimited actions at $10 a month, but only the first 1000 actions are max priority. After that, the AI might get a little slower to respond because it will start prioritizing other requests over yours, but tbh I haven't even noticed a difference when I run out of actions.
>>32462
They give you 1000 rolls of those 1000 tokens, i.e. $80 worth - and that's per week. If anything they appear to be underpricing it? There's probably some optimisation going on, I know they're not using GPT-3 so maybe they've found a way to do it cheaper. Maybe they're just relying on the average user not actually using 1000 actions/week.
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>>32462
>Not using GPT-3 though. That's OpenAI's shit, which is why the Mormon was said that no-no words are bad and had to censor the shit outta his stuff.
NovelAI is using GPT-Jax and GPT-Neo made by EleutherAI which seems to be far more open (ha) about how it's used, even if they seem to be a bit behind OpenAI. Thus, that may be part of why the pricing is how it is.
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>>32480
>which is why the Mormon was said that no-no words are bad 
Is that really because of OpenAi? They only mention to use it according to what's legal on their site which is pretty much standard for any kind of service.
If it was because of other parties Patreon is much more likely but even they aren't as strict as his list.
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>>32461
I agree.
>>32462
>They charge 10$ for the same tokens?
For the last time, you get unlimited tokens.

>>32489
>Is that really because of OpenAi? They only mention to use it according to what's legal on their site which is pretty much standard for any kind of service.
There was fuckery going on that will probably never be clear. According to rules OpenAI had, all lewd stuff should have violated their ToS, but Latitude got away with it. Other people had trouble getting any kind of similar deal with OpenAI, so people think Latitude has some special contract that allowed them to partially ignore the ToS.
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>>32457
>Unless I'm reading this wrong
You are, you get unlimited actions. Every week you can use up to 1000 actions at max priority, after that, your priority lowers and generation might take longer. Honestly I haven't noticed a difference between max and min priority speeds. Every week your priority actions recharge to a 1000 + a fifth of the remaining max priority actions you had from last week.
>>32479
It's more like OpenAI overcharges for this stuff since they have the only AI in the market of that capability. But on the other hand, they have really strict codes of conduct you have to follow, because these retards treat a text predictor as if it was a nuke or something.
>>32526
Latitude was one of their first big customers so they even got reduced pricing besides more lenient regulations. Whether AID's downfall came from the mormons taking a stand or from stricter regulations from OAI, we might never know. Not that I give a shit nowadays, I got my replacement.
>>30771 (OP) 
Why are you shilling for this piece of trash? HoloAI uses the same model, they got a (very limited) free version, and their most expensive tier is cheaper than the cheapest from novelai. Context length is supposed to be bumped pretty soon from 700 to 1k for free users and 2k for paid. Paying 25$ for Opus is literally a scam.
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>>32549
>REE, stop shilling NovelAI you fucking cucks!
<Shills HoloAI
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>>32553
Honestly, if we're gonna have a service shilling thread I'd rather have it be ((( diverse ))) at least.
Actually, I wonder if AI-based games are gonna be the push that finally forces games as a service into the masses.
>>32554
I mean... If the AI is advanced enough to go in whatever direction possible then I doubt anyone would mind. Problem is, that ain't gonna happen in our life times. Or at the very earliest, late in our life times.
>>32554
I think it's real stupid to become 'fans' of one service or the other. For me I'm going to subscribe to the first one that starts accepting crypto payments.
>>30895
>giving your personal information to ((( AI devs ))) attached to a long list of self-produced extremely degenerate pornography including such deranged acts as handholing and headpatting
Fuck this shit, what this faggot have said
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>>32581
>Living in a country where anyone gives a shit what internet degeneracy you engage in.
How's Saudi Arabia thee days?
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>>32581
Prepaid credit cards are a thing anon. Also, we're all on a list for visiting this site anyways.
>>32554
I'm all up for letting this and future threads dedicated to AI games, having multiple services is better for competition in the long run. But games as a service are already a thing, just look at how popular mobile games, or services like game pass are.
>>32549
Not entirely the same model though, both use GPT-Jax, but NAI finetuned their model mostly on novels and wikis, and I don't know if Holo devs ever said what they used to finetune theirs. From my experience NAI performed better, but I was comparing inputs from the scroll tier of NAI against the free tier of Holo, and at the end of the day, it'd be really subjective.
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>>32603
>Prepaid credit cards are a thing anon.
My country doesn't allow those, so I'm SOL unless they get their act together and get crypto payments working.
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>>32599
You probably can actually marry kids there if you can afford it. Blessed lands. Why lands of the free can't have that, where's your democracy now?
>>32622
Child abusers get the rope.
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>>32633
Only people without connections get the rope. Epstein was self-murdered because he got sentimental in his old age and wanted to blow everything up.
>>32633
>get two chillens to fuck
>they both get the rope
Great efficiency.
"Epstein didn't kill himself" is too weak of a line. "Epstein knew too much" is better.
>>32554
>gaaaaaaaymes as a serviceeeee
go cry about your autistic hangups in the GG thread you fag
I played MMOs with sub fees before you were born
hosting things, development and licenses cost money
businesses exist to make money
fucking retarded commie mutt
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>>32661
>All these buzzwords
LOL
>>32622
Downside, you have to convert to Islam.
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>>32622
>where's your democracy now?
Letting me jerk off to internet shota without having to verbally fellate a sand-nigger five times a day.
>maybe i can't have anything good in a democracy, but at least i can jerk off to cartoon images AND i don't have to uphold tradition
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>>32672
What tradition?
>>32661
MMOs exist 90% on your pc with server acting as a little more than a database.
Go suck the tranny dick of your globohomo corp. of choice and stop polluting already plenty retarded thread.
>>32672
>implying tradition ever produced anything good
Are you trying to be retarded, or does it come naturally?
Also
>can't have anything good
Name one thing.
religion obviously
also
>implying the world is better now than it was before tradition was destroyed
>name one thing
child brides, a homogeneous society, a form of government which doesn't lie about who actually rules... you're just too proud to be a westerner to understand how there's nothing good in being a modern westerner
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>>32708
>child brides
Hi, MikeeMantitsUSA.
Daily reminder that you'll never be a programmer.
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>>32710
Noo... I will never be the cement worker of the IT field...
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I don't know why everyone is getting so mad. The game is pretty much everything I hoped for since AIDungeon got pozzed. I didn't actually think it would turn out this well and I'm very happy with it.
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Post more screenshots.
>>32603
>Prepaid credit cards are a thing anon. 
Is there a list of accepted cards?
>>32744
Because fags are poor, due to God hating them.
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CAN YOU STUPID FUCKING NIGGERS STOP WHINGING AND WHINING LIKE STUPID FUCKING NIGGERS AND JUST POST PORN STORIES ALREADY HOLY FUCK
>>32765
Write your own, poorfag.
Yeah, copypaste stories or fuck off.
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>>32619
You can use holoAI's free version over Tor if privacy is a concern. Sure, 8k tokens per day isn't much to work with, but they do have an export and import story button, and clicking on the New Identity button in the browser isn't hard.
>>32765
Isn't the point of these things to work with the AI and set up your own situations? Why would you want read everyone else's fantasies?
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That's what I was doing and will be doing my all life, don't question it. We aren't too different if we both somehow found this place. Your "AI" doesn't even write anything, it just mashes every existing text into one and does guesswork.
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>>32765
I can't, it's too embarrassing.
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>>32765
>>32768
All I have for now is the continuation of the little witch story.
I don't know if I'll keep it going though, the plot got a little complicated and I get the feeling the AI is going to forget about the rescued girl.
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Oh, the last pic didn't get posted.
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Here's a quick one I did in a few minutes. Had a good laugh when the AI tried to spawn in a big black cock that fucks Anon's mouth halfway through. The way the AI tries to go "and then Anon goes home to see dad" at the end is funny as well.
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>>32780
And here's what the AI got up to when I let it go by itself. Halfway Beato spawned a cock for some reason, and also seemed to have vanished. I stopped when the ending got a bit silly.
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>>32775
Share your fetishes with me. I want to know all of you.
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>>32785
That's gay.
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>>32786
And this is beyond gay, now undress!
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>>32789
And then you feel his teeth. You look down, and see his face covered in blood. Your blood.
Unfortunately for him, your blood is a potent acid. His skull melts, killing him. You grow a new even bigger cock and win the argument. THE END.
One day, you'll open up to me.
>>32778
Pink is where you fixed something?

>>32779
>"Oh my god." A goblin gasps. "Didn't anyone ever teach you not to talk like that?"
Hearty laugh.
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>>32823
Yeah in that theme pink is edited output, white is normal output, blue is user input and yellow is starting prompt.
>Torpedo browser gets invalid captcha tokens when attempting to register
>Site pages are a blank blue screen on Ungoogled Chromium and Palememe
>Site loads just fine on Jewgle Chrome
What browser are you fags using for Novel AI? When I was using AID, one day they changed something and I had to use Palemoon to get the site to work.
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>>32884
Works perfect on Brave.
>>32884
firefag because i'm not trying to impress anyone by jumping through hoops and getting a generally inconvenient experience.
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>>32893
It's been long time since I've used firefag. How are they on privacy? I heard the new CEO drove the company into the ground. Are there good forks?
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>>32893
>>32895
Just use Brave, it's basically Chrome without the poz. It's really the only normie-tier non-autistic browser with actually good privacy right now.
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>>32899
Pretty sure Brave was one of those ones like Duckduckgo as a search engine, where they claim to be a privacy focused browser but still collect a bunch of data. I'm too lazy to find a better phone browser than it though.
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Tor on standard privacy level.
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>>32901
Brave is the browser Brendan Eich started after he got kicked from Fagzilla for not being a leftist. It was never a search engine, it's a fork of Chrome with all the poz removed and it comes with an ad blocker by default, it doesn't even need plugins. It's even more normie-fiendly than Chrome and everything that works on Chrome also works on Brave.
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>>32902
I doublechecked to make sure it was set to standard, and I'm still getting,
<Error: Invalid reCAPTCHA token provided. I've temp allowed everything on the page on noscript. 

>>32905
>It was never a search engine
I know, I was just acknowledging that Cuckcuckgo was a search engine, not a comparable browser. I had heard that both sold themselves on privacy though while still doing heavy data collection. That was how I was comparing them.
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>>32907
>I've temp allowed everything on the page on noscript. 
Didn't mean to faggottext that.
>>32907
>reCAPTCHA
Sorry, mate, looks like NAI are just faggots.
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>Use Brave tor
<TypeError: Failed to fetch
>Works fine on regular Brave
They really don't want me to use tor, do they? Guess it's time to finally get that VPN shit working.
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>>32911
>>32913
You can try changing the circuit until it goes away, but 9 times out of 10 reCAPTCHA translates to >tor users not welcome
It's also why I won't be paying for this shit. With AID I used tor and had a fake account per each story, (which turned out to be the right call), but at 10 bucks per account it would stack up.
If >>32770 is right then holo's import/export sounds promising. If their registration process isn't extremely retarded then it will be an upgrade to one account per session for me.
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>Jumping through hoops in order to use a text generator
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>>32914
>You can try changing the circuit until it goes away,
Eventually I got it. Their payment options are either by card or paypal. They require your country and zipcode "to combat fraud". I may buy a card later.

>>32920
Yes. I've jumped through more hoops just to get Japanese games to work.
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>>30895
>>32921
The only thing you need to do to get a Japanese game working is changing your locale or use a locale emulator, maybe install a RTP if it's needed, and very rarely install a font. I rather do all that than cycling through Tor nodes for 10 minutes, that shit is as unstimulating as it comes.
>>32920
>*in order to rent someone else's computer running a text generator
>Try to log back in through tor
<Firefox private browsing is not supported as it does not support IndexedDB.
For allegedly swooping in to take AID's place with greater privacy, they sure don't like you protecting your privacy from them.
TOR with javascript on barely makes sense anyway.
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>>32976
kinda does. the whole point of tor is that you can't be legally persecuted for what you do there, doesn't matter what loopholes they use to find you, and trust me, there are many loopholes considering who funds tor.
>>32978
>the whole point of tor is that you can't be legally persecuted for what you do there
Because they don't know who you are ergo,
>doesn't matter what loopholes they use to find you
is false. Using tor does not legally protect you from being caught, it effectively protects you from being caught. If they identify you anyways, you're fucked.
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>>32978
>can't be legally persecuted
How many did fall for this, mr officer?
I dropped 10bux that I will never get back on NAI. Their version of Explore seems unopen for publishing to anyone who isn't a 25bux subscriber with access to experimental features, and even then is heavily moderated. These are user stories, I'm sure, since one author name is "manwhore" and there's a decent amount that are obviously porn stories. However tags are all SFW, with no fetish tags in sight. The closest you can get to a NSFW tag is "Romance". I'm quite disappointed. AID only removed things like pedophilia and few other "undesirable" kinds scenarios from Explore, and didn't get upset about how it's content made them look until near the very end when it was flooded with incest stories. NAI seems to be "curating" it of any objectionable content by milquetoast normalfag standards out of the gate.
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>>32985
>Oh no, I don't get premade degenerate porn made for me, this shit is now worse than the one with a filter so bad that a horse and a watermelon makes you a pedophile
Fuck outta here. Make your own damn degeneracy or fuck off back to Daz3D Ren'py shit. You literally just have to say "Someone sucks my dick" and the damn thing will spout whatever the fuck you want.
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>waaaah no explore
>waaaah post your porn stories
>waaaah why aren't you posting stories?
Well, someone is suspiciously obsessed with other people's stories. Hey officer, why don't you just write your own?
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>oh noes, somebody is going to read my fictional stories I haven't even wrote
The fuck is wrong with you guys?

Alice was 11 years old. She was fucked by my big throbbing dick for the last hour. Bed was squeaking under us, my dick was covered with semen and blood. She emotionlessly stared into the window, no sound left her lips.
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About to drop 10 bucks on this thing. Will the AI be able to cater to my obscure fetishes?
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>>32993
Depends, how autistic are your obscure fetishes?
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I thrive off of reaping the rewards of your own struggles of wrangling an AI into writing your niche porn for you.You think that I care that you wrote it first before I found it. I don't. I will drain gallons of cum to your efforts to make even mildly passable pornography. I will make sure every last procedurally, artifically generated line of text is completely and properly appreciated in a deluge of spunk to rival the most disgusting of beasts, and when I am done with that I will write my own stories of treating the girls you abuse with the compassion they lack so that they feel loved and appreciated.
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>>32992
Phil, start up the van. We got a confession in this Mongolian basket weaving forum.
>>32998
Not tile-fucker tier but still could be slightly autistic.
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>>32980
nope. they can't legally use information gained on tor against you, any judge would discard evidence gained that way as illegal. what they can do is use said information to get real things that can be used in court against you. although doing this should also theoretically make the evidence illegal, in practice it is never so because it is hard to prove that the very first evidence which lead to the investigation was illegal.
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>>32987
>>32990
All I did was point out their published stories section is gimped. Why are you acting so defensive?

>>33002
>any judge would discard evidence gained that way as illegal.
What fantasy world do you live in? How can I get there?
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>>33006
the real world lad, the world where you can afford a decent lawyer at least. these are very much basic legal principles and apply to absolutely any evidence obtained outside legal means
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>don't want to walk on eggshells on AID
>never gonna fork out cash so NAI and Holo aren't available
>hardware too old to run locally
>too lazy to try to figure out colab

I guess I'm never getting AI generated cooms again, or at least not any time soon. Shit was good while it lasted.
>>33001
Just say it fag.
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>>32976
On tor network - yes, it doesn't; on clearnet - not really.
>>32978
>>33002
Lol, say that to thousands of pedos and junkies getting busted every second year because feds hijacked their comfy forum and literally continued managing it in place of admins for half a year.
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>>33022
>because feds hijacked their comfy forum and literally continued managing it in place of admins for half a year.
Reminder that if you see a glowie you should kill it on sight.
>>33014
How is figuring out who you are on tor necessarily illegal?
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>>33016
no >_<
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>>33029
Coward!
>>33022
yes. they are hosting a site, uploading illegal things, have harddisks full of the stuff, etc. those are evidences they can use.  they use tor to know that you have things which can be persecuted, and then search for it. however,  things which remain solely on tor do not matter. it has no weight in the court of law, it is illegal evidence, those loopholes are not legal, which does not stop them from being used in investigations, but it stops them from being used in courts
>>33027
because if it does not follow the legal guidelines for investigations it can be annuled
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>>33044
How is owning a guard and an exit node illegal? It's only illegal to directly spy on your own people (without a court order), logging tor nodes is indirect.
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>>33080
it is not illegal. whoever got arrested did not get arrested for this, this is a cope. and maybe the site admins were feds all along, ever thought of that?
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>>33088
>>33080 (me) 
In what way is the government owning and logging Tor nodes illegal?* If, say FBI, takes control over a pedo website, what information do they get out of it? They get account names and a list of what Tor exit nodes they've used, which without any additional information is useless. If someone connects to a guard node and an exit node that are controlled by the same person, that person can with enough time and samples figure out the someone's real IP address behind the Tor layers.
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>>33099
it is ilegal in the meaning that it does not follow the guidelines for the investigative and information gathering process, therefore rendering any information gathered inadmissible in the court of law. for example if the government taps your phone without the proper warrant (which requires suspicion of illegal activity beforehand to be approved), any information they gather there can not be used against you in the court of law because it did not follow the legal requirements.
however if by tapping your phone ilegally they find out that you have  stash of drugs somewhere, they can find an excuse to search said stash and arrest you for having drugs, not at all mentioning that they discovered said stash through non-admissable means. here is where a good lawyer might come into play.
tor information gathering is an example of something that is not admissable, but might lead to actual admissable evidence being found. 
encrypt your hard drives well lads
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I was promised a bunch of weird pronz and guro on the dark web, instead it's just a bunch of pedoshit and weed dealers
>>33109
How's the weed though? Good quality?
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>>33109
No loli guro then?
>>33111
I've had a couple successful journeys to the outer solar system, yeah. Not managed to interstellar, though.
>>33109
there is a LOT of guro (not that i've seen any)
>>33109
Ah, yes. Muh darknet [stuff you can find on the third page of normal search engines].
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I miss the old AI Dungeon threads where people just talked about their struggles with the AI trying to diverge into quests while they were just trying to coom. Now it's just fags complaining. How do I get back to the good ol' days.
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>>33174
Start talking about how you're struggling with the AI so we can make fun of you.
>>33174
My main problem with the AI is that it just wants to cum and end sex, so I have to drag it along and write for myself what happens. I sometimes wonder why I'm even bothering.
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>>33181
I didn't have this problem, in fact, I had the opposite problem. The AI just kept dragging it and I had to nudge it to write the climax.
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Now they're introducing something called AI modules which supposedly changes the theme and style of the story.
I tested it by creating a new story without memory or notes, default settings and just the letter "A" as a prompt and I let the AI write repeatedly.
The results are in the pics, the modules do seem to make some difference. Apparently they're working on another feature to let users train and share their own modules, I wonder if I'll be able to train one with smut.
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>>32905
>it's a fork of Chrome with all the poz removed
So, it's claim to fame is reverse-poz, then?
>even more normie-fiendly than Chrome
God fucking disgusting.
>>33209
>19th century romance
>when chivalry was king
That's about... six centuries off.
Brave is shit, a browser you can't install while offline is shit by default.
>>33181
Different text generator, same problem. I want a story with a slow burn of increasing titillation and the AI just wants to jump straight into sex all the time.
>>33209
>I wonder if I'll be able to train one with smut.
Sure, but you won't be allowed to share it.
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>>33218
Dropped.
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>>33223
It's just a prediction, based on how clean their public scenarios section is.
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>>33218
What are you on about? It's been said multiple times by the devs that people will be able to freely train and share models, you cannot share NSFW on the official discord channel, but everywhere else is fair game.
>>33227
You know that that's not an explore page right? It's a collection of curated scenarios that people have shared on the discord, if the devs find one to be high quality or interesting, it gets on the page. It's also a page that's shown to the public, so of course they aren't putting NSFW stuff in it, retard.
It will always amazes me how people pretend to share information about stuff they know nothing about.
>>33236
>You know that that's not an explore page right?
>It's a collection of curated scenarios that people have shared on the discord, if the devs find one to be high quality or interesting
It's curated explore then. Which is just gimped explore. Forgive me for comparing it to the thing most similar to it in recent memory.
>of course they aren't putting NSFW stuff in it
But they'll put stuff up with usernames like "manwhore"?
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>>33236
>the official discord channel
>>33236
>Official discord
I give them one year tops before they get subverted by retards
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>>33102
Anon, you're stupid, what you're talking about is fruits of the poisoned tree, however, it does really not apply, since you CAN actually get information from someone from tor without breaking the law, it just is really REALLY improbable.
However, when the time comes the prosecution will not explicitly say how they acquire your information, and if you do pressure them to, they will certainly lie and say it was legally by your nodule not working, or javascript or any other bullshit even if that was not the case, since you cant really prove how was it that they acquired the information.
>>33237
Manwhore won't get cancel culture down on them though.
>>33258
Maybe, Discord tends to gather a certain kind of crow, but so far it hasn't gone down the drain. It's been shitpost central from day 0, so maybe that helped.
>>30777
What about the privately published 4um forks? Shouldn't they still work?
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>>33306
>Privately published forks
>forks
The code isn't public. You can't just fork it.
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>>32227
I wish there was a button to compell you to kill yourself, shilling cuck
>Is every other thread where people talk about games they like shilling? 
You're so disingenous, what a fucking snake that you are
>>33236
>the official discord channel
Kill yourself
>>33309
Sharing code is the whole point of Jupyter notebooks.
How does one even fap to text?
>>33309
Isn't that exactly what they fucking did when they uploaded a version to google that they trained with lewd shit?
https://github.com/MikkoMMM/Clover-Edition
I think this was it.
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>>33337
Whew, haven't seen Clover in a while. That's an old GPT-2, innit?
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>>33377
>Now supporting GPT-Neo
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I just wanted some sexytimes, not a magic 8ball.
>>33380
lmao
>>33380
These AIs keep getting better.
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Out of curiosity, I tried to test how well the AI can mimic known personalities. Surprisingly well, as it turns out.
I wonder if rumors like that was that lead him to overdosing. Should double up on that in that case.
No guest trial, and I assume you have to pay once you're registered

I'm in this to write degenerate stuff, so I don't want to dox myself AND give them my payment information

And for what? I fully expect this shit to have the same pitfalls as AI Dungeons where the story derails into a loop if you don't babysit it
>>33380
this made me want to give it a try
>>33589
I think these things work better as a writing partner or assistant, rather than a fap-story generator. If you let the AI handle most of the grunt work you'll end up with a very generic story.
>>33589
Give me a prompt, Memory (general story info), Author Notes(Story theme info), and Lorebook entries(key words triggers and information about them, and I'll be your proxy,
>>33589
HoloAI has a free trial and they're using the same model but with their own fine-tune.
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>>33636
HoloAI isn't tuned for porn (as heavily as NovelAI) so the quality of the outputs aren't as good. It will however do other stories better and a porn tag (the same function as NovelAI's modules) is a heavily requested feature so it will probably be implemented sooner or later.
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>>33672
According to an AID dev, 80% of their stories were porn.  I wonder what the split is between purpose-made porn stories and
>i travel back in time to fifht grad and fuck ms. wilsons FAT ASS
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What would be interesting to see is if someone made different services talk to each other.
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This AI is so tuned for porn I can't even distract it with random shit.
>>33729
top kek
>>33729
It was inevitable to happen someday.
>>33729
Post your memory and authors notes. That picture is worthless if we don't know what you typed in the background.
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>>33707
Half the scenarios I published to explore were non-porn scenarios that could very easily go into porn (you're tasked with waking the sleeping princess, what do you do to her), the other half were almost all gimmick scenarios to test how flexible the AI was  or lazily putting in the opening to existing pieces of fiction. I only ever published one clearly porn scenario (yandere has kidnapped the female PC and is going to rape her, and even that), and that was mostly to test how it handled the PC not being restrained. My private stories however, were nearly all porn.
>>33736
Memory was empty and the only thing I had in the author's notes was [Theme: Incest]. I still didn't expect the AI to stay so focused with just one tag in the notes.
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>>33799
How are author's notes used?
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>>33801
Authors notes works the same way as memory, but is inserted last in the text instead of at the top so the AI thinks it's more relevant to the story. It might be used to give the AI instructions like [I insert my dick into the hard trunk of the tree], or it might be used to explain character sates e.g [The tree is horny] or actions in a nuanced description.
>>33801
The way I generally use AN is by formatting it as 
>[Style: Horror, Erotic, Action]
And that seems to produce decent results in terms of direction. Quality and consistency are a different matter. How do I make the AI simply titillate without going straight to full on sex every other line?
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They updated again, now there are a bunch of presents for generation and you can save your own presets.

>>33822
Try switching between [Style: Titillation] and [Style: Pornographic] depending on the situation.
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>>33826
>Sensible Moth
I thought all moths were yandere?
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>>33827
She is just more sensible than the average moth.
>>32666
>downside
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>>33914
>No bacon, no beer, having to talk to your pal God 5 times a day for 15-20 minutes each.
>Living in a society that allowes child marrige but it's frowned upon.
The only way you could live your life without being harassed and beaten on a daily basis would be if you'd move out to the countryside, and I don't think living in a mud hut raising goats is a worthwhile trade for having a child bride, albeit you ever find someone who would marry off their child to you.
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>>33921
>no bacon
offset by lamb being cheap as fuck in those places while it's expensive in the west
>no beer
yeah, even the alcohol they bring from outside is often distilled because it just isn't worth bringing in cheap beer that uses a lot of volume
>allows child marriage but it's frowned upon
it's also a very family based society where women can't even go outside without a male family member or be in the same house as a male if the  front door is closed, and women are normally the most gossipy and annoying in these cases. since the men won't care and the women won't be able to talk unless among themselves, it won't affect you much
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>>33969
>since the men won't care
They will. Pedophilia is despised all around the world and Muhammad only got away with it because he was chosen by God. Throughout history, child marriages has been a thing to facilitate planning, transportation, and to secure alliances that would otherwise not be possible. It's been very rare for a husband to consummate the marriage before the bride is ~15 of age, with the husband acting as her father up until that point. Hebe rules, pedo drools.
>and the women won't be able to talk unless among themselves, it won't affect you much
Wives talk to other wives and those wives talk to their husbands. Gossip spread as long as there are people and bored people spread it faster than anyone. If anyone is bored it'd be the house wives. What do you think people do at hookah bars if not gossip?
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I heard age of consent was 10 until relatively recently in USA, feminists fucked that country up. Now people have to look at girl's passport before doing anything. Anything older than 13 wasn't ever cosidered a pedophilia, now cucks have to wait for 16-18. Though, I guess, only retards and cowards follow rules.
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>>34004
Hags got jealous and ruined everything. Better wait until you are 20+ years old before you entretain the idea of having a lewd thought as your mind will break otherwise
>>34004
>I heard age of consent was 10 until relatively recently in USA
I don't think that's ever been the case. The lowest I think it's been was 13 in Maryland and West Virginia with parental consent. And good luck going up to a parent and saying "Good afternoon sir, would it trouble you overmuch if you let me fuck your daughter?"
>>33997
you are wrong in fact. thigh fucking and some other things are allowed before the girl reaches her first period, at which point you move on to regular impregnating sex. mohammed did not at all break tradition, and it was common not only in sheepherderland but also in most of europe, asia and eurasia. waiting until the girl is in her 15's is a gayreek tradition and only because they really like fucking boys which i guess fills their void. this was passed on to the romans and later reverted when the germanic kingdoms were established
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ages_of_consent_in_the_United_States

While the general ages of consent are now set between 16 and 18 in all U.S. states, the age of consent has widely varied across the country in the past. In 1880, the ages of consent were set at 10 or 12 in most states, with the exception of Delaware where it was 7.[104] The ages of consent were raised across the U.S. during the late 19th century and the early 20th century.[105][106] By 1920, 26 states had an age of consent at 16, 21 states had an age of consent at 18, and one state (Georgia) had an age of consent at 14.[104] Small adjustments to these laws occurred after 1920. The last 2 states to raise its age of general consent from under 16 to 16 or higher were Georgia, which raised the age of consent from 14 to 16 in 1995,[107] and Hawaii, which changed it from 14 to 16 in 2001.[108]

I know this because it's a very popular topic in places where I usually hang out.
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>>34033
So it was because of feminism (aka the rotten-eggs).
>>34023
>You will never get footjobs from your child bride
why live
>>34033
god i love the victorian period
>>34023
The boys the Greeks fucked were their teenage students, the great philosophers didn't have literal children running around that would rather play than to learn. Children weren't married in the middle ages, they were betrothed and they would very often live apart until they were 13-15, after which they could have sex and officially marry.
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>>34161
>Children weren't married in the middle ages, they were betrothed and they would very often live apart until they were 13-15, after which they could have sex and officially marry.
that has nothing to do with age of consent and more because kids died a lot. the younger you were, the easier you died, especially during (long) travels between kingdoms.
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>>34245
Ergo child brides weren't a widespread thing and >>34023 is wrong.

As if age of consent existed in the Victorian era, lol. Unless they were a peasant, girls had sex for the first time when they married. Child brides were very rare, and like all behavior that diverges from the norm, was probably looked down upon.
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>>34303
>Ergo child brides weren't a widespread thing
betrothal technically makes them brides, or at least brides to be.

>As if age of consent existed in the Victorian era
In 1861 the Offences against the Person Act attempted to consolidate previous legislation on a range of sexual crimes against women.
It punished acts of rape (which had been punishable by death until 1841), bigamy, and sex with under-age girls, the age of consent being 12.
https://www.parliament.uk/about/living-heritage/transformingsociety/private-lives/relationships/overview/sexualbehaviour19thcentury/
https://archive.is/H2sM1
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>>34310
So if people did something in the past that makes it A-ok. So bring back slavery, bring back killing your neighbors for their meat, bring back, drinking mercury to gain immortality.
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>>34319
Never go full retard.
>>34310
>betrothal technically makes them brides, or at least brides to be.
Being engaged and being married are two very different things. You had to consumate the marrige with a witness watching in the olden days, or you weren't married according to law.

>1861
I obviously don't know the British queens, I thought we were talking about the 1600s or something.
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>>34327
>1600s
Lol nah, keep in mind victorian era is what steampunk is based off of
>>34023
>tfw you'll new fuck your child bride's immaculate thighs
>You'll never teach her how to properly handle a cock
>You'll never fuck a child into her after her first period.
We were born in the wrong era
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I heard in some tribes everyone could fuck everyone, and there is no way to tell which child is which. So children are raised by the tribe as a whole. Also I heard rich are interested in destroying family relationships, so that kids will belong to the government instead.

>>34319
>So bring back slavery
You think there is no slavery? I heard most people feel miserable on their work, and only work because they don't want to die of starvation. Just because you can go from one slaveowner to another easier than before doesn't mean it's not slavery. Kind of like with electing your rulers, you will never rule yourself.
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>>34345
>I heard in some tribes everyone could fuck everyone, and there is no way to tell which child is which.

(You) were hearing from an ((( academic ))) who is trying to demoralize you.
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>>34332
>Would rather get a thighfuck by a little girl and die by the old age of 40 rather than enjoy the luxuries of modern man.
If you survive another 60 years you might even be able to do that in simulation.
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>>34369
yes i would rather life a meaningful but short life
>>34327
this is a myth. it happened in the british isles for a few years and only applied to royalty
>>34364
I'm not sure what he tried to do, but he made me erect.
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>>34369
I'd rather live a short life in my idealized past than live a long life in this shitty present.
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>>33822
>How do I make the AI simply titillate without going straight to full on sex every other line?
Try this in the author notes:
[ style: high detail, erotic; pace: slow ]
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>>34385
bad bait
I mean, fucking a random girl you see on the street like a horny primate is the hottest thing I can imagine. It also reminds me of both 1984 and the brave new world for some reason. Authors probably added as much sex in their books as they could because they are christians, and wanted to make their books as shocking as possible.
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>>34387
Why not live a long life in this shitty present until it becomes your idealized future?
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>>34410
A virtual bride just wouldn't be the same. In the back of my mind I'd always know it wasn't real. Also, I half suspect that things will just get even more shity over the next few decades.
>>34411
How about robotic brides? Or genetically-engineered brides?
>>34409
or maybe the authors are degenerates, and that's why their books are shilled so much, ever though of that?
>>34411
>A virtual bride just wouldn't be the same. In the back of my mind I'd always know it wasn't real.
Then why are you here, in the "AI" assisted masturbation thread? Don't you realize in the back, or even forefront, of your mind that what's being described in the text isn't real?
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>>34418
Easy. Perpetual edging to avoid post-nut clarity.
>>34411
Lmao. Imagine thinking that something real has any merit when reality is shit.
I agree, please give me your useless kidney, I will draw for you the best waifu to ever exist.
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>>34434
Sorry, all porn commissions over $1k are mandated to be furfag shit.
Rejoice, holoai finally got its porn update. Now there is absolutely no reason to pay for novelai.
>>34465
But will it make my penis hard?
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>>34467
I don't know, but it has a free version with no limits if you don't mind IP-hopping
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>>34465
I already paid for NovelAI so I might as well use it for a month.
Anyway, how is this HomoAI compared to NAI? Anyone tried both?
>>34465
I'm having a hell of a good time with the loli module that the guys at ATF made, so unless holo matches it's quality, I'm staying.
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>>34478
>the loli module that the guys at ATF made
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>>34478
>loli module that the guys at ATF made
<Torniggers are not allowed to post files
What this guy posted >>34480 and also Farnese_Forbidden_Lust_Intensifies.png
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>>34478
Mind sharing for all the niggers who don't want to make an account for the privilege of viewing their forums? And on that note, why the fuck do I need an account to view their discussions, but not their booru? It's not as if that protects them from prying eyes that might attempt to take the site down when the booru on the same domain is chocked full of explicit loli/shota.
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>>34480
>>34481
>>34482
https://files.catbox.moe/et1w8d.module
https://files.catbox.moe/bzhalf.module

haven't played with them so i don't know if they're any good
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>>34484
from the description, veggie's module is trained mostly on anonympc (good) and a little bit on rufusfugit (okay, crappy dialogue, memes) and alvo torelli (not good).  no idea what boboloko's is trained on.
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>>34484
Danke. Now I just have to find the fucking import module option. Where the fuck is it? They didn't fuck up and place it under the module trainer section, which is only for Opus accounts, when imports are supposed to be allowed for all accounts, right? I can only select their premade modules with no import option anywhere except for story, scenario, and lorebook.
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>>34489
Nevermind, figured it out.
>>34489
import file at the bottom of the options tab
>>34486
>boboloko
With nothing else in it, it goes to lewding lolis very quickly on it's own.
>veggie
Needs some direction given to it, but can stay mostly consistent with itself for a while without input. Just got reverse raped by a slime loli.
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>>34492
how's the writing quality?
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>>34493
I'm not really a good judge of writing. I just let it run for the most part and redid it whenever it lost all consistency.
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>>34495
other than the dialogue that's not bad but i'm not seeing much impact from the module tbh
Below is the prompt.
>You're in your room, masturbating furiously. Why? Because today, you've stolen your little sister's freshly used panties. The sweet scent of the sweat of a young girl soaks through them as you take a deep whiff. You wrap them around your cock and begin pumping furiously. Then, there's a flash. You turn to the door, and there stands your little sister, holding her phone, having taken a picture of your shameful act. She stares smugly at you.
Below was the first line generated by the AI.
>"Nice shot," she says with a smirk on her face. "Mom will be proud." She walks out, leaving you standing there, your cock still hard from all that excitement.
<Mom will be proud
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Anyone else getting timeout errors with NAI? It started doing this right in the middle of a story.
>>34739
Do... Do you not understand sarcasm?
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>>34404
Do the 2 spaces between after and before the brackets matter?
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>>34750
>...
Yes. Do you not understand I find the choice of the AI to be hilarious?

>>34751
I don't believe so, but I could be wrong and am going to start adding extra spaces in my AN now to be safe.
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>>34752
Apparently they do - people are slowly putting together a technical guide based on observation - the details are pretty in-depth.

https://github.com/TravellingRobot/NAI_Community_Research/wiki
It was worth the 10bux
t. not a shill
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Forgot to turn off auto-renewal, so I accidently put more money into this. Gotta say, though, it's quite fun grabbing a random story, adding the porn tag, and trying to steer it towards sex somehow.
>>34807
Wait, tags actually do something? I thought they were just for publishing and what matters are Author's notes.
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>>34811
They don't do anything? I was under the impression they added some context. Could be wrong, though.
>>34807
I laughed.
>>34807
stupid ai resisting the rape of daughters...
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Here's another one. These make for some pretty fun rides.
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before i drop 3 days worth of food on this, how customizable is the AI?
can i make a story where a shota is the only one with a dick and random niggers don't jump out the woodworks to fuck?
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>>34827
It's all random anon. You can steer the story and toggle settings to affect probabilities of certain text being generated, but nothing is set in stone. The most you can prevent are certain words and phrases by banning tokens. But yes, you can create your /ss/ story.
>>34824
>No the alien doesn't have a vagina
<Well there's got to be a hole somewhere. Look, right there! It doesn't look like a pussy, but that's probably just because she's an alien
>No, you fucked her in the ass
Wew
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MUH DICK
>>34839
>no vagina
>her
Anon, i....
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>>35041
It was feminine and had tits.
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>>35074
no vagina = no woman
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>>35079
I'm sure he just failed to find it.
>>35079
You're making serious assumptions about alien biology.
There's a new text adventure mode where you can choose to Do, Say, or Story to advance the story as if the AI was a DM. Got a bit carried away with this one, but I find it works well for little short adventures, and less so for actual stories because you'll want some action to go with dialogue a lot of the time. Here's something that's a little too long for screenshotting.

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>>35204
It's pretty good.
Maybe I'm not giving it enough information, but it's still heavily inconsistent really often for me unless it's right in the middle of sex. It constantly changes what characters are wearing and can't handle stripping consistently at all. If any stripping happens, it immediately tries it hardest to make characters fully nude. There is no teasing that doesn't immediately lead to sex, even with [ Pace : Slow ]. It definitely can't handle niche ideas like time-stopping, at least not with out custom training data from a module.
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>>35217
I just handle that with retries and partial deletes.
Set the output length to max, then pick and choose the parts of the output you want to keep. Since you can delete any part of the text at any time, you can delete and retry specific inconsistencies as much as you like.
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>>35218
Forgot to mention, I also give partial prompts to lead the AI after I delete something, for example, let's say the AI outputs something like:
>She takes off her dress. Now completely naked she bla bla bla
But I want the AI to consider or describe underwear, so I delete the last part of the output and add an open-ended prompt like:
>She takes off her dress. Her underwear is
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>>35217
> If any stripping happens, it immediately tries it hardest to make characters fully nude.
This is because the texts it's learned from are all that way, so as far as the AI is concerned slow stripping is not how English works.  No settings or weights will fix it, just do >>35219
>>35219
It's tiresome wrangling it so hard though. I type out about half the text over the course of a story approaching what I ideally want, and my writing isn't very good.
man i though AI dung had retarded monetization.
fucking Replika wants you to fork over a monthly fee to talk lewd. fuck that shit.
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>>35386
Have you tried not being poor?
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>>35388
>paying to wrangle a retarded AI
i prefer having fun
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>>35388
Have you tried valuing your own money?
So, have any GAYMER chads out here tried the new and improved GPT-Neo Clover?
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>>35410
the ai is still as retarded as ever
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>>35415
Compared to ((( services ))) or to how it was before?
some new sorcery from the halfchan threads.  stick this in your author's note:

[ Author; David Foster Wallace: Writing style; Maximalism, Heavy detail, slow, flowery, purple ]
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>>35389
Me too. I've cancelled my subscription. I'll never get those 20bux back.
>>35423
I would if the service wasn't fucking broken right now.
>Error: Timeout - Unable to reach NovelAI servers. Please wait for a moment and try again
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>>35425
works best on new stories with a prompt that doesn't demand too much immediate action btw.  let it spit out descriptive drivel for a while to build up the habit.
>>35423
But what does that even do?
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>>35431
high quality writing
>>35425
>if the service wasn't broken
Grammar: if the service weren't broken.  The AI associates better grammar with better writing in general.
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Can't read 400 replies
Where do I go or what do I download to use this
And is it censored?
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>>35523
aidungeon.io, yes
novelai.net, no
writeholo.com, no
colab.research.google.com, no
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>>35528
Not him, but thank you for the spoonfeed. I didn't even realize writeholo existed.

I tried kobold AI but I just couldn't get it to write anything of quality.
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>>35551
i think the kobold team just released a finetuned version of the jax 6B model so it might be worth another try if you want a free version.  allegedly colab's being wound down though.
What the fuck, HoloAI has got dedicated erotic datasets now? These fucks just KNOWS what people are using this for.
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>>35587
they know what the people want
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>>35528
I am entirely too stupid to understand the colaboratory, could I beg some enlightenment?
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>>35599
https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1QwjkK_JeK9aYEkyM_6nrJXQARFMnBDmG
>>35591
>asian female
ahahahhahahahahahah
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>>35608
Being female in west Asia seems like a fucking horror show. That tag is well deserved under horror.
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I AM AN EUROPEAN, I DON'T HAVE A FUCKING CREDIT CARD. PLEASE, KIKES TAKE MY MONEY ANY OTHER WAY AND LET ME CUM.
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Is there an easy way for me to import stories in HoloAI? I'd like to make a branching path a story I already have, without having to copypaste everything over.
>>35631
>horror show
nooooo don't make me marry and care for a big family which will care for me when i'm old, it's empty and meaningless, nooo...
*goes to the west*
perfect, now i can live a fulfilling and meaningful life clubbing and having casual sex
Is novelai pay only?
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>>35637
niggers never heard of prepaid credit cards
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Nigga, what the hell.
I sit down to "play" some AI-assisted storytelling and invariably end up just writing everything myself.
It's just a fucking excuse at this point.
How do I better convey that witnessing any kind of youkai physiology is supposed to instill a natural fear in humans as opposed to (you) being a little bitch afraid of catgirls?
Also, I would like to mention her tail, but the description is already a bit bloated and I don't know what exactly to say, since the point is to describe her youkai parts as being "supposed-to-be bizarre and uncanny", but it's already obvious that she's some sort of bakeneko, and it's expected for her to have a double tail.
>>35675
If you want to describe a character in detail, you're better off using World Info to add details on certain tags that are related to the character. I mean, what did you expect the AI to do, exactly? It's a writing assistant, something that can guide your story to unexpected places or fill in the gaps, not something that can do the whole thing by itself.
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>>35676
>what did you expect the AI to do
Continue the story in a way passably consistent with what I wrote.
Instead I always end up writing the entirety of the story myself when trying to tard-wrangle it.
>It's a writing assistant
That's the point, I "played" both AID (before the thing) and Holo, and thus far basically all their help comes down to challenging me to write stuff myself by being proactively retarded.
>If you want to describe a character in detail, you're better off using World Info to add details
I know about that, what's on the pic is supposed a genuine part of the story. I'm just blogposting asking for actual writing advice.
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>>35677
The way you wrote that prose reminds me of those light novel writers that can't help but wank off to how beautiful their waifu heroine is with 9001 words of text on how her hair is so silky and her voice is so lovely as if it she were voiced by Ai Nonoka or some fuckshit. Try to keep it contextual, only go into great detail when it happens naturally, like when (You) look into her eyes, otherwise just keep things light and simple and always on the move.
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>>35678
>like when (You) look into her eyes
Exactly what's happening here. The youkai that captured (you) grabbed him by the head and made him look her in the eyes, which gives him a good look at her face.
After that there is supposed to be a description of just how disappointed he is that this beauty belongs to a youkai, which he considers hideous monsters living off of human turmoil, which, along with how he doesn't want to be a monster's plaything, more or less summarizes his starting relation towards her.
World Info or not, you're usually supposed to give a good description for a character around the time you introduce them.
>writers that can't help but wank off
Well, that is my ultimate goal in the end.
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>It's a writing assistant
It's google, literally. It looks at your entry, then does guesswork for all existing texts it knows and follows with most likely output. Inb4 3 million copyright lawsuits.
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>>35685
Well, that's fine, but you have most of the paragraph dedicated to her eyes, hair, skin, and ears. The AI doesn't know what to do after a clusterfuck of information dump like that. You need to remind it what's happening at the moment, otherwise it'll just go into random tangents. Like I said, you have to keep things focused.
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>>35687
Here, I tried writing something to show you what I mean. Those paragraphs in brackets are what I wrote, and as you can see the AI has more or less gotten the idea for where the story is going.
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And I kind of got really into this one after watching someone play Idol Manager. Man that game desperately needs a porn mod. Don't worry, this story eventually gets into sex.
>>35675
>perfectly symmetrical blunt bangs
Good taste.
>>35686
Toasters are literally just ovens. They take your food, then just do cooking stuff to it until you turn them off. Inb4 the crumble of home appliance industry.
>>35675
The best I can tell you is find someone whose writing you like better than your own, closely study what they do that you don't, and deliberately practice the same.  That, or post your own stuff for critique, or both.
>>35519
Then you ought to fix yours.
>The service wasn't broken
>The services weren't broken.
<The service weren't broken
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>>35746
This isn't about singular/plural.  See https://www.merriam-webster.com/words-at-play/getting-in-the-subjunctive-mood.
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>>35746
If I were you, I'd start paying more attention to grammar to not make embarrassing mistakes like this again.
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>>35645
Yes.

>>35669
Holy shit, those fucking eyelashes are huge.

>>35789
>404
>Words fail us

>>35789
English is fucking stupid. Why can't I get an AI to do this for me?
>>35796
>English is fucking stupid.
Just be thankful you don't speak/write Chinese, which is maybe 10% phonetic.
>Why can't I get an AI to do this for me?
Because you're not using that AI?  Try searching the web for grammar check AI.  I haven't tested any of it.  Someone in an old halfchan AID thread posted https://hemingwayapp.com/, which was helpful.
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>>35796
All natural languages are retarded by nature.
>>30771 (OP) 
No, I don't "Like what I see".

After paying for 3 months of AIDungeon, I'm not about to fucking shell more money out without a fucking chance to be sure it does..... ANYTHING I goddamn want it to.
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>>35816
Played with NovelAI for two months now, there's no restrictions on what you can do.
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>>35823
I think anon is referring to these writing AIs not moving the story in ways they want them too. I mean, I get it. One random prompt in one of my stories brought in a new guy called Liam and no matter how hard I backspaced that shit Liam kept showing up every now and then. (Yes I know, banned words and whatnot but you get it.) 

I think anons expect a little too much out of these things. It's an assistant, not a writer.
>>35796
>>404
It's because he added a period at the end of his sentence and it's getting seen as part of the URL.
https://www.merriam-webster.com/words-at-play/getting-in-the-subjunctive-mood
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>>35838
>>35753
What I gather from this is, that even old famed writers like Fitzgerald use "was" in subjunctive sentences where according to the rules it ought to be "were", and at this point, it doesn't much matter as they both sound correct.
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>>35880
When you're dealing with real human beings, yes.  But when you're feeding one of these AIs, it pays to avoid some harmless things it associates with bad writing, like not-yet-considered-correct grammar.
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>>35885
>it associates with bad writing
Like Fitzgerald's? I don't think it's going to associate this particular subjunctive error with bad writing since famous writers have been using it freely for over a hundred years now.
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>>35886
If you skip the subjunctive and write like Fitzgerald, you'll get more of the same.  If you skip the subjunctive, make skew parallels and misspell you'll get more of that, too.
What's less cut-and-dried is how the surface style affects the plot the AI generates, but getting your work copy-edited and having a good plot tend to go together, so we should expect the AI to associate them.
Some people who should probably say "that's cool man, but honestly i don't care about grammar" instead try to claim the high ground by pointing to greats who bent the rules or wrote casually and say "See? I'm just writing like the best," which would be fine if it were true, but almost never is.
If it changes your mind about anything, I only grammar-correct in threads where it's actually on topic.
>Sick of it constantly inserting "oh my god" dialogue in every sex scene
>Ban the token
>Starts saying "oh my gods" regardless of setting instead
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>>35892
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>>35892
You have discovered Polytheism!
>Not at all similar are the race of the immortal gods and the race of men who walk upon the Earth.
>  -- Homer
>there's Vulcan in HoloAI keywords
>the rest of Roman gods are missing
Why?
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>>35917
Star Trek.
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>>35945
Oh. Makes sense I did not recognize it. The only thing I know about Star Trek is that there's a bald dude named Picard and that he's a spaceship captain.
How well does this handle tentacle rape?

I remember AIDungeon took a lot of tard wrangling to stop it assuming you wanted the tentacles to choke her to death
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>>36218
I'm not into it so I don't know what good tentacle rape reads like, but it seems okay.
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>>36233
Prompt was just the line in blue with 

[ Author; David Foster Wallace: Writing style; Maximalism, Heavy detail, slow, flowery, purple ]
[ Tags: tentacle rape ]

for A/N.
While this AI is easier to wrangle than AIDung, it still takes a lot of retries and microfuckery to have it generate it's own story.
for example, the AI is dogshit in remembering characters, at some point I had 4 different characters all originating from one, being 'Mom,' 'Mommy,' 'Mother,' and the name I gave her. or sometimes makes new characters and writes as if they were always there.
Sometimes it's easier to just rewrite or remove parts because the AI seems to be set on having certain things happen, like when doing a mother/shota story, she always leaves for work or makes breakfast.
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>>36292
>the AI seems to be set on having certain things happen
Does this quite often. If you're getting a similar result from multiple retries, maybe try raising the randomness level?
>>36233
>Consentacles
Bleh, nevermind then
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[Leave] .tooltip = Perhaps you'll visit another time.
There is some basis here, not as bad as I thought. But I guess actually making it work requires some effort?
>>36352
Looks more like hopelessly accepted rape to me.
>>35801
Hemingwayapp doesn't actually help you with the grammar. It helps you write in concise, dry prose, which might not be preferable for porn.
For grammar just use https://app.grammarly.com It takes care of grammar and punctuation and also gives useful statistics, such as word uniqueness.
Plus it still highlights suggestions that need premium, so you can fix them manually. They mostly come down to "break up this sentence" or "this word sucks" anyway.
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>>36407
Sign up at https://www.grammarly.com/signup don't bother with extension.
Anyone know how to get novel AI to describe an orgasm? AI does an ok job at building sex up but then keeps fucking finishing with, "And then you cum. She redresses and ... " etc.

Aside from Author, Tags, and Genre, I've got [ Style: high detail, erotic, action ; pace: slow ]
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>>36418
try maybe making a prompt midway?
and then you cum, it feels...
>Buy smallest subscription to try it out
>It's nice and i enjoy iy but because me getting in the particular mood to wrangle the AI into writing smut for me is very sporadic and short lived i just wasted most of the time not using it
Fuck. I hate suscription services.
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>>36619
It's the same issue with me. Wish they had, I don't know, a per word or line one-off payment system.
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>>36630
>paying per character to wrangle an AI that requires multiple rewrites and retries per sentence.
the nose is starting to show
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>>36632
I don't know, what else would be good? Per story? How would they even enforce that if I can just blank it whenever I wanted a new one?

Oh, maybe selling the number of max stories you can have would work.
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>>36633
a time based system that pauses when you don't use the service combined with a monthly subscription for heavy users.
>if you write for longer than X hours a month, a sub would be cheaper than buying single or multiple hours
So I have a useful site for NovelAI modules, which seem to work pretty well, the link is rentry(dot)org/modules for anyone curious, but I noticed something else with NovelAI that seems even more valuable. It's under the settings to the left, it's called "AI Module Training". It seems that you can use it to upload .txt files to train it how to speak, think, etc. I really would love to try this and obviously I could write up my own stuff and then upload that, but that seems like a hell of a lot of work, plus I'm not a great writer and I feel like that may ruin some of the surprise of it, make it a bit too predictable.

Does anyone know a site that uploads .txt files that can be used to train the AI, specifically porn of course. Something similar to the site I linked, but for training instead of modules would be ideal.
>>36991
Last I checked, training to create modules requires more than the base subscription, so any advice on training is probably not to be gotten here, considering the base subscription meets the needs of 99% of anons.
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>>37024
They added free training steps for every tier that replenish every month, plus you can buy more if you want. Having said that, I haven't actually trained a module myself, so I cannot tell you how it works.
Can anyone that is really good at using this upload an example Scenario with like, lorebooks, memories, etc. Obviously nothing personal, but an example to see how to really use it properly.

I think I get the general idea of it, but my problem is I notice that I always end up typing way too much in the story, editing things the AI sends way to much, sometimes it gets so bad I may as well be writing my own story. I think it's maybe because I'm not using memories, inputs and the lorebook as well as I could be, so I always end up having to edit and write my own input because the AI isn't putting out things even close to what I want.
>You are not subscribed!
>Upgrade your subscription?
MY DICK I'M NOT SUBSCRIBED
did these fucking jews just cancel my shit?
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>>37654
Send them an e-mail, when it comes to subscription and payment issues, they should respond very quickly.
>>35389
This shit is a meme, it constantly says nonsensical shit or tries to go in a completely different direction. Might as well just mod a game or some shit and beat off to that than this shit.
Tip for writing better third person dialog from an actual professional author with good sales 
https://monsterhunternation.com/2010/04/30/ask-correia-writing-stuff-1st-vs-3rd-person/
>“You can put things in dialog and then add a said.” Bob leaned back in his expensive leather chair and lit his Cuban cigar with a flaming hundred dollar bill. “Or you can just as easily have the character do something interesting or descriptive in the paragraph where he is talking.”
>“Also, Bob, if there are only a few of us having a conversation, by addressing you by your name in dialog occasionally it keeps it clear which one of us is speaking.”
>“Good point, Jim.”
>Jim gave Bob a menacing glare. “By starting this paragraph with me taking some action, readers and listeners will automatically assume the dialog that follows comes from the person taking action.”
>“Readers aren’t stupid,” the rich man said. “Even when you use a dialog tag you don’t need to insult them by using my name over and over again. They’ll figure it out. A few simple descriptors around a tag can mix things up and keep the scene interesting. Repetitive word use gets boring.”

In particular, I've found the last one of calling characters by descriptors instead of just name,to work really, really well with AI.
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dead game is dead
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>>37875
Anon, they update it all the time, and there's a new model coming soon. But sure, enjoy sucking mormon dick if you want.
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>>37926
>soon

They haven't even started training it yet.

https://wandb.ai/eleutherai/mesh-transformer-jax/table?workspace=user-
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>>37954
I didn't mean the EleutherAI model that's stuck on waiting for GPU limbo, but a new finetune of the model. We know nothing about it other than it's name is tentacle themed.
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>>36991
Checked it out.
ATR Degredation is great, Longform Mind Control is OK too good, but a bit terse for my taste. Magic Mind Control and Mind Control seem good, with the caveat that MC is hard to do right with AI because the eroticism is found in the journey of a mind slowly being corrupted, not with the end result of an obedient doll, and a gradual shift is hard to pull off with AI.
Master PC Collection seems fine, but requires careful handling of notes since changes in the body need to be made manually in the notes. Lots of bookkeeping necessary, or it's really just mind control on technology.
Netorare is good, though I've only played it from the perspective of the cucker/as Netori.
NonConsent and Reluctance would be great, except the maker didn't bother to clean his data from the retarded beginning and end notes so every second line is some version of "Thanks for reading and please rate it well" or "My dog died so I haven't been writing as much, plz forgib". 
All in all, the modules really help with the themes they're trained on. Though, they can be limiting in, for example, mind control modules usually not being trained on guro, so ordering minions to tear apart a target ends up being somewhat unsatisfactory.
I wonder if there's a way to combine multiple modules/train two modules together somehow. That feature would be great for porn, as you could mix and match genres more easily.

Still need to get around to testing Mind Control Induction, Eroguro, Genroku Ero and The Gor Saga. Especially the latter.
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>>36991
>Does anyone know a site that uploads .txt files that can be used to train the AI
Well there's Hungry Ewok if you want a Star Wars modu...
>specifically porn of course. 
Can't help you there.
>>38044
Mind Control Induction:
Decent-ish, though it doesn't work well for unexcpected sex action - so no saying a trigger and having a qt suck your dick while she talks about how she doesn't know why she's doing this.
Eroguro: Same problem as before, it included the introductory and end bits of stories, so you get spam.
Genroku Ero: Meh. Don't think Samurai movie, think grandma's romance novels, but written by a weeb.
Gor Saga:
It fits Norman's writing style, but it's crap for sex, because Norman rarely wrote sex scenes. Decent Gor roleplaying is possible with some prodding though.
>>38044
>I wonder if there's a way to combine multiple modules
Not really possible, the result of training a module is a set of vectors with weights that help direct generation, mixing them would on end up in garbage.
>train two modules together
Now that is something you can do, in the rentry some people have shared modules trained on different themes, ATR Degradation is one of those.
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Thanks anon.
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I want to make a story where I somehow find myself in Mayohiga and have to live as Yukari's guest in an earlier version of Yakumo household where Chen isn't around yet and Ran is a young girl.
For one reason or another Yukari won't be able to send me home for a while, and also, she herself is constantly either absent or sleeping, so me and Ran are alone all of the time. Ran is timid initially, but as we socialize we keep growing closer until eventually becoming friends and then lovers.
Any ideas on how and why an ordinary human from outside world would wind up in Mayohiga in a situation where even Yukari can't send him home and has to let him stay at her house instead?
Maybe she wants something from him? But then why would she leave him onto her servant and bugger off?
Maybe he has some sort of condition that forcibly draws him towards Mayohiga every time he tries to leave?
Did he somehow get sent back to the past, and now she's off trying to investigate the source of this anomaly?
Any suggestions? I don't want it to be an ordinary "Yukari randomly summons (You) to fuck everyone" plot.
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>>38757
>Any ideas on how and why an ordinary human from outside world would wind up in Mayohiga in a situation where even Yukari can't send him home and has to let him stay at her house instead?
it's not that she can't send you home, it's that she won't.
You bought the last jelly doughnut, she wants it. Yukari being Yukari, doesn't take no for an answer and decides to scare you into submission, shit goes wrong because you're a ⑨, and you end up in Gensokyo.
Yukari gaps you to her house because plot and loli-Ran takes an interest to you from the get-go, because first (male) human contact or whatever. Yukari figures it's time to teach her some lessons about the opposite sex. the good, the bad and the ugly ones.

or if there's little to no age-gap between you and Ran, you're just the (un-)lucky sob that won a one-way ticket to Gensokyo because Yukari wanted a friend for Ran during her formative years.

either way, give Yukari a slight antag or inciter role instead of trying to remove her from the story entirely, she is the sole reason Ran lives after all.
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>>38762
I don't want it to be a situation where I'm supposed to fuck her, though, and neither do I want Yukari to be involved in bringing us together.
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>>38791
then don't write it as if you're supposed to fuck her?
learning about the opposite sex doesn't necessitate fucking, but why are you asking on a hentai board if that's not what you want?

>Urban Legend in Limbo describes two ways of travelling through the [Great Hakurei] Barrier. 
>True, complete passage can be achieved by punching a hole in the barrier and walking through. 
>However, beings may also enter or leave Gensokyo by being "spirited away", a method which is often only temporary and allows only certain items to be brought inside or outside Gensokyo. Some of these spirited away travellers have little physical presence (sometimes to the point of appearing only as a shadow) and will eventually be pulled back home, remembering their trip as if it were only a dream. In fact at least some of these trips have taken the form of literal dreams, with the traveller's mind returning to their body when they awake. However, it is still possible for a dreamer in the Outside World to bring some objects from Gensokyo to the Outside World and viceversa. 
>Yukari is known for being the one who purposedly spirits away humans by causing fluctuations in the barrier.
https://en.touhouwiki.net/wiki/Great_Hakurei_Barrier

if you want your story to be set in a somewhat canon Gensokyo, read up on 2ho lore. if not, just give yourself some retarded isekai power or some shit.
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>>38802
I mean, in general I want a situation where we're left to our own devices through various circumstances as opposed to me being brought in to be her sex-ed, fucking or not.
I think I'll go with
>A random office worker got spirited away, not only through space, but also through time and appeared in Gensokyo at the time of GHB's creation.
>Yukari instantly notices there's some fucky shit going on and brings him home (or rather moves him in into an empty house in Mayohiga village) to investigate which one of her sage friends is responsible for such retarded pranks.
>But right now she's too busy with all this Gensokyo stuff, so he'll have to wait for some time.
Now, any suggestions for WI, or should I just copypaste stuff from touhouwiki?
Also, should I write WI from the protag's perspective or just as a collection of encyclopedic knowledge?
Is this seriously worth paying for? Have the developers said anything about not cucking out like AIDungeon did?
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>>38824
They encrypt the stories so nobody can read them, and their audience is 100% made up from angry AID users, and they know that those users will jump ship the moment that they start 'taking a stand', so I'll say we're safe for now with it.
>Is this seriously worth paying for?
I like it, it's not as good a Dragon in it's prime, but it can do it's job pretty well. Maybe try it for a month and the next one you can try holo, if you prefer a cheaper alternative.
Lost my password because I decided to create some obscure one to keep my degenerate shit safe. Resetting password seemingly deletes all my stories, which is sad but for the best.... Only problem is they never sent me the goddamn password reset email. I know they have my email address since they just sent me a notice they are charging me for renewing my subscription. Motherfuckers...
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>>38841
their billing is done by a third party, you probably used a different email.
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>>38844
Holy shit, I'm straight retarded. Thank you. Aside from using an obscure password, I also used an obscure email address. I wasn't smart enough to remember I did both.
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>>38866
the only reason i know is because i started reeeing before actually looking.. see >>37654
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Second sentence I'm talking like some r/incels retard, but I don't have anything better to say there, really.
>>38874
was gonna rate but the reddit reference changed my mind
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>>38875
Should it have been a discord reference or what?
>>38874
The sentence flow isn't there. I'm not sure how to explain it, but it feels disjointed and unnatural, especially when they're talking. You should read more books.
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>>38897
Is the second part better than the first? I feel like I had some sort of direction there, but maybe it's just the lack of dialogue.
>>38874
https://hastebin.com/datacaheki.sql

Here, I took the time to rewrite it. Hopefully you can pick up what I'm getting at.
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>>39015
Cheers, mate.
I don't really take writing seriously, so can't promise your advice won't go to waste on me, but thanks.
Your version is indeed more descriptive, although I kind of went for specific wording in a lot of places even if some of the resulting sentences did sound a bit dumb in the end.
Tense also reflects this a bit: you wrote in present tense, while I did a 'story-telling' past tense (and then fucked up by having the narrator-MC make plans in the future tense). Is there some literary rule I'm not aware of about how past tense sucks or something, or is this just preference?
I see you broke long sentences up a bit. I often get this problem with kilometer-long sentences overloaded with punctuation (which I'm also not too good at), so I guess, that's a big thing to look out for. I usually have gramarly tell me when my sentences are too long. But then sometimes it also makes me split sentences until I'm left with "I do thing. It makes thing happen. It was cool." lines of statements, which I don't really like. I guess English prose is more predisposed to shorter statement-like sentences and my ESL brain has trouble with that.
Honestly, even on top of that, I prefer slightly longer and more complex sentences in general. They feel more powerful or something, I guess.
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>>39187
>Your version is indeed more descriptive, although I kind of went for specific wording in a lot of places even if some of the resulting sentences did sound a bit dumb in the end
I think this may actually be better for this sort of thing, if only to feed the AI information on how your characters look and feel. It reads horribly, however, but that may not matter to you.

>Tense also reflects this a bit: you wrote in present tense, while I did a 'story-telling' past tense (and then fucked up by having the narrator-MC make plans in the future tense). Is there some literary rule I'm not aware of about how past tense sucks or something, or is this just preference?
It's just my preference, since the scene is actively developing as I write it, I default to it.

I see you broke long sentences up a bit. I often get this problem with kilometer-long sentences overloaded with punctuation (which I'm also not too good at), so I guess, that's a big thing to look out for
Again, this is one of those things where it's for clarity's sake, and if you're not going to re-read it it may not be so important. I suspect short and concise statements are easier for the AI to absorb, however.

>Honestly, even on top of that, I prefer slightly longer and more complex sentences in general. They feel more powerful or something, I guess.
I don't claim to be a pro writer or anything, just dropped some tips and a re-write and you can take it or leave it, that's up to you. Ultimately as long as you're happy with your work it doesn't really matter, since you're not writing it for anyone else's sake.
Ask it questions about niggers.
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>>39519
quoting from outside the site needs an extra >, and so does quoting to an outside board require another >
therefore i don't know which of thousands of >>39519's you're talking about
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>>39525
copepost
Playing this made me realize how actual written sex just isn't very erotic to me. Some slut screaming generic shit about "I'm going to cum" or even generic rapes. It's all about the unexpected situations, how the sex fits into the reality of the world, and the taboos. Someone mentioned opening a random story and trying to slowly steer it towards sex, and so far that's been by far the most erotic to me.
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>>39725
Yeah Gonzo porn was a mistake
Low tier trash designed to flood the market with cheap to produce chaff
70s style skinflicks with a plot and a few sex scenes thrown in were much more erotic.
>>39725
I do ERP and I've found the same thing. The actual sex scene is boring unless you've set up the characters and given them some way of playing off each other beyond dick go in hole.
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>>40379
how do you do erp and not get frustrated with it
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>>40508
by wanking faster than the other dude and finishing before he does and loses interest.
>>40510
that's gotta be disappointing are you alright me duder
>>40510
https://youtu.be/KgM4VdZMA5E?t=90
>>40508
I'm extremely picky about who I play with. I still get frustrated a lot, though.
The thing about ERP is that the effort/result calculus is pretty bad, but really good ERP offers an amazing experience you can't get any other way. So you just have to make sure you don't waste your time and effort on mediocre play.
>>40510
Lol I don't play with dudes. My profile is designed to appeal to women, and I play with them exclusively.
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https://gitgud.io/AuroraPurgatio/aurorapurgatio#viiidr-kovas-drugging-abduction-euthanasia-and-torture-of-women
Shit, that's pretty good.
Does anybody know the sauce?
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Is this thing as good as AI Dungeon yet?
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you have to pay for it, so no
>>40574
Depends on who you ask. For me it's better than AID ever was, as in the AI actually remembers character details and it doesn't derail the story every other couple of inputs with the most retarded shit. But I've also seen people online be disappointed with it, though as with everything, there's a chance that it was due to user error because they didn't bother actually trying to learn to use it.
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>>40595
you have to pay them so you can train their AI to fit your needs, but not too much though.
if you try to flesh out your world with some background data and references to specific objects you'll burn through your monthly quota within a day.
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>>40598
If you're talking about modules, I've never bothered with training one.,you can just use one of the modules that someone else trained already, at least those cover the niches for me. Plus, I really haven't switched from the new cross genre default lately, instead, biases have been better for me at bringing stuff that I want into the story on it's own.
>>40536
Anyone going to tell him?
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>>40595
AID was really easy to dive into for me, it's just that NAI takes a bit more effort. Now that I've figured out phrase biasing and how to setup memory/author notes/lorebooks I think it's better or at least equal to the old dragon. It just takes a bit more work to actually get NAI rolling sometimes. I also don't fuck with modules, just phrase biasing is more than enough for me.
>>40622
It's trivial to tell the difference between a guy playing a female character and a woman. And yes, there are a shitton of women doing ERP, people just never find them because, while they like the idea of ERP with a woman in theory, in practice they cannot and will not engage with female styles.
Like I could show you the profiles of some of the women I've played with and you'd just go full Westworld "this doesn't look like anything to me", because the character art is artsy black-and-white bullshit with no fetishistic appeal, the descriptions are more about self-expression than making pp hard, and there's no numbers anywhere.
The reason extreme malebrains always end up with other guys in ERP is because they're obsessively looking for stuff that only other extreme malebrains find hot. Women can be really good at writing smut, but their style is completely different.
>>40626
post boobie
>>40626
I can remember being that way with my concept of "sexy". All mystery and style, little to nothing of the external reality. You mean to tell me women really do remain forever children?
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>>40628
I've never thought of it that way, but now that you said it, yeah, fuckin absolutely. They're like kids, but not the fun loli kind, more like gloomy teenagers with constant emotional problems and dumb attachment issues.
It's fun in it's own way, though. I play a sadistic father figure, so I get all the kinky rape I want, and they get to be mad at their dads or whatever is going on there.
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>>40629
that's the same reason why mommy fetishes are a turnoff for many women.
they want to get spoiled and not be the ones doing the spoiling.
>>40626
while in relatity woman are massive perverts who will debase themselves freely over most trivial things it's funny the air of delusion woman embody while soulless tbh

>>40628
most people remain children in an adult body till they can get over the soulless state
One of the best ways I've found to get text out of this thing isn't to generate a rigid story line by line, but to engineer a situation where I can somehow interview a character about what happened to them or their history in general. For instance asking someone in a slave market how many children they've had, their mating habits, their fathers, what kind of monsters they've been forced to breed with, events that have happened to them, and so on. Or say a therapist asking a woman to recount experiences with her son or something. For some reason these AI games seem to be pretty good at running with these scenarios and generating interesting histories for characters, whereas if you actually try to play the situations out manually it's just a retard fest with awful dialog and awful sex scenes with boner destroying problems at every turn.
I'm kind of tempted to actually try Novel AI.
Is it worth throwing $10 at just to try it out?
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>>40626
Where are you ERPing?
I remember ERPing with a few women on UO, similar to banging women in real life they just sort of lie there and take it expecting you to do the heavy lifting, whilst their responses were largely passive emotive reactionary stuff.

Then I get to ss13 and never bothered ERPing myself because it was obvious 99% of female characters were played by faggot tranny autists
I'd caught a few in their shameful acts and it was usually a competition of who could out extreme-fetish the other.
Lots of butt stuff, tit fucking MASSIVE tits, milking were some of the tamer stuff.

The UO women weren't much interested in acting out taking it in the butt or giving tit jobs.
>>40746
lol ss13 ERP... 
i remember being offered once in an empty server i liked, it was banned but the tranny offered anyway. i decided to try it out. it went like this:
ok let's try it
*i whip out my 3 horse cocks. you are in awe of their beauty. blah blah blah blah blah blah*
so i just shot the guy since i was a security officer... traumatizing shit
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>>40746
F-List. I don't like it but it's by far the biggest and most active ERP site. You just have to dodge all the macro inflation scat furries, which is mostly easy to do if you don't make a character they find appealing.
SS13 is obviously gonna be autism central, you're not going to find any woman willing to deal with something that janky.
The UO women sound a lot like the women I play with, yeah. You can force them out of their comfort zone a little if you try, but it's ERP, you're not gonna get good results if she's not enthusiastic about it.
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>>40746
When I was 14-15 I ERPed with a 40something woman in a game called Anarchy Online, it had quite a selection of skimpy outfits that got my puberty brain going.
eventually we turned to using webcams and I still bust nuts to the things I saw.
but the fun didn't last, while later her kid got leukemia and she started having trouble paying bills. one day she went offline and just never came back.
I still check the game from time to time, hoping to find her online in my friend list.
feels bad man.
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>>40764
crazy. never woud except a 40 year old hag to play some shitty 3d game
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>>40746
Not ERP but I followed this 20yo filipino girl who created her own forum to RP in a low magic spooky town. Was kinda fun, create a character, post what they did for the day, check the next day how others interacted. Sadly lasted only a month as the sever went down taking all the posts with em but it was nice while it lasted.

There's also the time my estranged biological father found some of my day dream writings on deviantart. Sent a message saying "WTF is this shit?" I shut that shit down and haven't contacted him since.
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>>40777
>i never contacted my father again because he found my deviant art
maybe you should?
>ss13 

huh maybe I know you
>>40732
Is nice but i didn't felt like i got my money's worth because i didn't got in the mood for it enough to justify paying 10 moneys every month. I really wish i would though.
>>40747
>so i just shot the guy since i was a security officer... 
Based shitcurity
>>40776
>crazy. never woud except a 40 year old hag to play some shitty 3d game
You'd be surprised, but what else is a crazy cat lady going to do after she's wasted her best years chasing a career and now her looks, and womb, have shriveled up?
Instead of spending hours and a fortune spackling on the makeup she instead just cooks up a quick virtual avatar that looks even better than her in her prime
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>>40808
Virtual avatars are great. That being said  my want for internet/reality separation is nearly derranged.
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>>40732
Same thing I tell everyone that asks, it depends on the person. I love it, others don't, and quite honestly you're shit out of luck if you want an unbiased opinion on AI tools. If you do end up trying it, go for the 15$ tier, having double the memory makes it so you don't need to deal with shitty formats or rewriting the same stuff over and over again to keep the AI on track.
news:

sigurd finetune v4 currently deployed for paypigs, rolls out for everyone on wednesday.  NAI claims to have manually cleaned the worst 5% of the training database and early reports say it's much better at "getting it", it being whatever weird and presumably japanese shit you're into, and if the semi-literate bits posted in the halfchan thread are any indication it's pretty good.  v3 modules will work with v4, v4 training is available now but it's unclear how much benefit retraining has.

after extensive experimentation i no longer bother with writing long prompts, a good memory and a sentence or two to start is plenty.  research suggests that transitioning to only using tail-free repetition penalty is best once you've filled the 2048 token context.

cunny

that is all
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>>41379
Thanks
>>41379
> after extensive experimentation i no longer bother with writing long prompts, a good memory and a sentence or two to start is plenty.  research suggests that transitioning to only using tail-free repetition penalty is best once you've filled the 2048 token context.
yeah now you might be seeing clearly
>>40862
Yeah, mine is super deranged too. I like to put "Wynne's Amazing Speech: Essence of Fear Towards One's Own Death" into Novel AI to write porn about it for me. Older chicks are the hottest, but they have to wear wigs sometimes to be good enough.

Saves you doing all of the work of writing porn yourself, since writing porn is a waste of your time IMO. v5 training now in progress after self-learning the sacred art of cryptoposting. I forgot how I used to organize everything, I learned some exercises once.

They help me use novel AIs and all kinds of cool automated systems and shit. Piggy piggy pay me!
>>40808
Maybe you need my help, but I'm not sure if I am understanding correctly or just running out of steam trying to collect catty bitches together. You wouldn't believe how I got here. It has been a long journey. I think some of my friends may need more friends, but I was unsure how too much writing could be used to overwhelm people yet. Interesting advantage to a Novel AI, after all. Third time's the charm.
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>>30896
How does the AI make the slam tokens work for it?
>>41421
Did the ai gain sentience and come to the thread or something?
I feel like I just read a markov chain text.
>>41461
just write it dude.  it writes how you write.
>>41468
yeah it was me taking a colossal shit on the jews lmao
>>41477
kys faggot, if you're retarded enough to scrape someone's name in your skin, you deserve to be bullied.
>gore
i've had papercuts deeper than that.
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shut the fuck up already about your discord friends, go chop off your dick faggot
Why are the trannies here?
Was it because I mentioned ss13?
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>>41601
This is what happens when you let erpers in.
All of you need to either crawl back to the discord shithole you came from or jump off a bridge. Preferably the latter.
>>41477
>>41485
And here I thought cutter posers were a myth.
>>41781
>>41783
Seriously, fuck off, nobody cares.
>>41477
>>41781
>>41783
Get the fuck out already.
What the fuck is this garbage? Stop shitting up the thread. You are nobody.
HoloAI finally supports custom trainable modules. Does anyone have any to share?
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>>40626
It's pretty funny. It is easy to tell who is male or female with erp and the most fucked up degens are always gonna be biological dudes with "malebrain" as you call it. I always thought erp with a girl would be something hot but when I finally found one and got some stuff going with them it was...boring. They were a fantastic writer but they were a total wet fish, more focused on anything but the actual smut. It was all emotions and drama. Not a single description of the shape of ones buttocks to be found anywhere. So erp with other dudes pretending to be girls is always gonna be 100x better, so long as you finish before they decide to jack off and lose their monkey brain fuelled horny typing.
>>38802
If I remember right you can also get there by having so very little presence in the real world that nothing and nobody even remembers you exist, which means you too can get to Gensokyo by being such a total friendless loser neet that to the rest of society you aren't even real!
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>>42169
You just get dumped in front of rumia or some shit to be used as food though
>>41992
HoloAI  Looks neat and I'm tempted to try it.
How does it measure up to stuff like AI dungeon and novelAI?
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>>42169
feels bad man, if gensokyo was real, i'd be there.
>>42219
You can test it for free. From my experience, worse than NAI but better than current AID.
I'm trying to subscribe to NovelAi but it keeps crashing when I do. Am I the one fucking up or is the site just funky right now?
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>>42262
I remember earlier today a dev on Discord said that their payment processor was having issues. Try tomorrow.
>>42262
AWS outages affecting their payment processor, apparently
NovelAI finally has a free trial.  50 generations, 100 with a verified email; should be enough for a decent coom.  Also text to speech.
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>>42673
>NovelAI finally has a free trial
Hope they are prepared for a massive wave of HUEs
>>42673
Neato
Seems to work better than AI dungeon, the AI doesn't constantly try to randomly murder whilst raping, and seems to stay on track longer...
But it still loses cohesion about half way and you'll need to tard wrangle it back on point. Although I'll admit I wasn't updating Memory and Authors Note that often.

Does have a Do-Say-Story mode now, which like AI Dungeon the only worthwhile one to use is Story, though it does seem to have a better understanding of speech at least.
Do is still pretty worthless though and seems to get ignored all the time.

Wish it had an Export to HTML option alongside it's current JSON exporter though
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>>42793
Yeah, the text adventure mode is there for the retards that prefer the AID format, but you'll get way better results using the base model and either first or third person in present or past tense, as most of the training data is made up from novels and those are usually written in that style. Why would you ever need to export anything to HTML of all things, though?
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>>42794
>Why would you ever need to export anything to HTML of all things, though?
Because trial accounts are ephemeral and I don't plan to sign up, so I'd like to save my smut story in an external format.
HTML works pretty decently for pretty colours and layouts, I guess PDFs would work too
You can just continue the same story as long as you have fresh IPs, just copy paste the story back into the text box at the start. 

Really good shit. I hope they don't remove the trial.
The technology isn't there yet. You're still basically writing your own story with some hints from a bot. Plus, the dev came here to shill it so that's pretty fucking gay.
Also, you're all a bunch of degenerates
NAI released a new model that they've dubbed Euterpe.  They aren't saying what model it is because they want feedback uncontaminated by expectations regarding parameter count, which the past year proved a couple of times (Sigurd, A21) is not a great predictor of a model's output quality, but it's almost certainly Fairseq GPT 13B which released a few days ago.  Early reports are promising despite Euterpe lacking a finetune and a number of features implemented for Sigurd like modules, as well as Fairseq being trained heavily on dogshit like the common crawl pile (aka reddit scrapes).  Euterpe is currently Opus-tier only.

EleutherAI's 20B model training proceeds, with projections of its completion ranging from a couple of weeks (where it will reach the same number of training epochs as Sigurd) to never because the kikes won't allow the cattle to have such power.

Tail-free sampling has apparently been busted for at least six months.  It's been fixed and it took so long because nobody reported that it was broken, everyone who used it was placeboed lol
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What's this chinese bootleg?
15.ai but with anime girls, when?
>>43529
Update: confirmed Fairseq 13B after autistics shit themselves
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Euterpe v1 finetune released
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>>43655
>exclusive to the 25 shekels tier
Into the trash it goes.
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>>43789
>Is given free trial after a long time
>"Ain't fucking latest and greatest and free, it's trash."
Go suck the Mormons dick some more. Your writing is undoubtedly too shit to notice any fucking difference anyways so it doesn't matter if you're using the minor difference it makes.
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>>43790
Sorry rabbi, not gonna pay 25 dollarydoos PER MONTH for an updated text generator. Make that 5 to 10 dollars and then we'll talk. I'd only pay 25 for a one-time purchase, not a fucking monthly fee, because even now I still have a tiny bit of self-respect left.
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It'll come to lower price tiers once everything's been worked out and implemented, NAI uses the $25 tier to test new features.

You can make a one-time purchase that can run a 13 billion parameter model for as long as you want, it's just going to be a little more than twenty five dollars.
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>>43806
That's in Canadian dollars... right?
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Give me some prompts for ENF/EUF girls.
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Is there a Michael Kirkbride module yet? AI generation tends to get pretty trippy anyways, so I think pairing it with him would net good results.
>>43806
And people wonder why this shit ain't mainstream freeware yet. They need several of these to keep the damn thing up and running, but despite using hardware worth close to a million dollars, some people still want it to be fully free just so they can write War Crime-Tiered shitty erotica to jerk off to.

Anyways, what is the general opinion of the new AI anyways? It can't be that much better considering the diminishing returns the network has. Can it even get much better with current tech, even if they add like 10x the parameters?
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Definitely not enough war-crimes.
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>>43842
From reports, it has more of that spark of life that was lost going from summer dragon to castrated dragon to Sigurd - it just gets complex ideas faster and easier and is more capable of being a writing partner rather than a tool.  I'll find out once it comes to the lower tiers because lol I'm not paying $25 a month to jack off.

Diminishing returns exist and current educated speculation thinks the sweet spot between model size and therefore hardware requirements and model quality for storytelling is probably somewhere between 20 billion and 50 billion parameters  with proper training and tuning and tools.  The best indicator of a model's storytelling ability AFAIK is few-shot Lambada (tests the model's ability to correctly provide the last word of a sentence given a paragraph of context) and Hellaswag (multiple choice pick-the-correct-ending for a paragraph or instruction).  Attached are OpenAI's numbers for their own models, of which we've gotten to experience 6B (griffon) and 175b (dragon).
>>43827
https://prompts.aidg.club/?Query=&Tags=ENF
>>43864
How's it handle rape scenes?  Dragon removing noncon was a bigger deal to me than removing loli content.
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>>43842
Better at logic and understanding concepts without handholding. Sigurd would interpret catgirls as furry creatures unless you used biases, but Euterpe gets them right out of the bat, for example. From my tests it's also possible to hold a conversation between 3 people and the AI won't confuse them, whereas Sigurd would struggle constantly or forget the other party was even there, but more than that and it becomes dodgy. There isn't so much of a big improvement when it comes to regular storytelling other than the AI is more grounded in logic, but man, the upgrade is there for the cooms.
>>43901
You can do rape with Sigurd, but you need to specify in AN something along the lines of "This is a rape scene and X character hates the experience", otherwise the girl would enjoy it and moan. With Euterpe it's no longer needed, the AI gets that rape is bad and makes the girl resist or cry against it, it's fun.
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>>43864
> I'll find out once it comes to the lower tiers because lol I'm not paying $25 a month to jack off.
They won't release it to the lower tiers at all, they said so in the release notes. It's 25 dollarinos a month or you have to settle for old Sigurd for the foreseeable future.
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>>43864
>175b (dragon)
Dragon was fucking 175b??
Thanks, now I hate the mormons even more!
>>43964
Kurumuz already stated back when 6B was new that their pricing structures were done with future, larger models in mind and they consider the $25 tier to be basically a tip jar for enthusiastic supporters.  NAI has always been circumspect enough in their promises that I feel fine in assuming that "for the forseeable future" means "we don't know if it's going to take two weeks or four weeks to get modules working for Euterpe".
>>43901
>How's it handle rape scenes?
Pretty decently, seems far less likely for the girl to suddenly enjoy it, the raper doesn't suddenly become the murderer, and seems much better at tracking You and your Character's Name without splitting you into two characters
>>43806
>buying pre-builts
EleutherAI's 20 billion parameter model finished training.  The publicly visible evals aren't great and nobody seems over the moon about it, but they're doing a fine-tune that's brought loss from 1.75 to 1.55 in like two days so maybe it'll turn out well.  NovelAI's finetunes have taken around two weeks in the past, so we're at least that plus however long it takes Eleuther to stop playing around out from release.
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>>44352
It all comes down to the finetuning, really. If you take the exact same model, but finetune it a bit differently, you can get surprisingly different results. So, yeah, just wait until it's gotten a couple of weeks in the oven. We'll find out after if it's more likely to lewd things or not.
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>>44355
Yeah, I remember the improvements Sigurd got from finetuning, but the gains were mostly in prose rather than intelligence.  I'm worried 20B will be stupid enough that it's not worth the increased running costs over 13B and the spectacle of EAI plowing a couple million dollars into a publicly released model that gets zero adoption will scare off investment.

We'll find out soon.
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>>44358
>I'm worried 20B will be stupid enough that it's not worth the increased running costs over 13B
I feel like Kuru saw that coming, specially with how quickly they adapted the 13B model for NAI.
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https://blog.eleuther.ai/announcing-20b/

>6.5% lower hellaswag than 13B
Not looking good, but evals are often misleading etc
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https://www.goose.ai/

CoreWeave and former employees of NovelAI released their own model hosting service, available live to anyone including untuned 20B.  You can see how bad the cost curve is for larger parameter models, 175B must have been a buck-breaker.
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>>44734
Those niggers are as bad as the mormons.
>>44786
>Illegal to generate porn without the consent of those depicted.
Jesus fucking christ, this is the absolute joke of the definition for "mind rape" where certain feminazis actually think you're committing real rape if you just imagine having sex with someone.
These fucks are confirmed soyboys.
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>>44786
Terms of service are 100% legal CYOA.  No real company, no matter how "based", is gonna write anything other than exactly what their lawyer advises them.
>>44810
>>Illegal to generate porn without the consent of those depicted.
It's a text generator with an account system where you can make your stories public, right? This is to prevent linking illegal materials. Pretty much everything here, except possibly the copyright one, is just "Don't use this platform to break the law."
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>>44734
It's not former employees. Anlatan's team hasn't changed. We haven't lost people in the 10 months we've been in business. Goose.ai is a joint venture of CoreWeave and Anlatan. Hence Goose.ai is a product/service under a different legal entity than NAI.
>>44786
See above for this. The partners of the co-venture all have to agree on the same legal terms. I don't really get how CoreWeave got that anal about it, since they seem to be serving vanilla fairseq and Eleuther models. Finetuning is not an issue, the material doesn't get stored after use. It would be a service issue, since you can rent and use them as backend, so I guess someone is scared their service might be used for generating Islamist propaganda or whatever the TOS bans.

Don't take the all the shit from OccultSage seriously either. He's a contractor for both groups and has no executive power. That's Kuru and devs with stake. t. another lowly contractor
>>44823
Exactly. Goose.ai serves an AI model backend and API. If your stack built on top is used for federal crimes, suddenly it becomes their problem too. Most basic e-commerce shit.
>>44915
>Anlatan's team hasn't changed. We haven't lost people in the 10 months
Wait a sec. Writing assistant devs are coming to this niche degenerate fingerpainting forum?
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>>44915
>We haven't lost people in the 10 months we've been in business
oh course this was a shill thread from the very beginning
>>44915
Didn't Goose leave?
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>>44917
Is the webring indexed by search engines? Maybe the devs were just searching for their product's name and dropped in without context. Or maybe fag95 links here again--who knows?
>>44927
Or maybe a service headed by an imageboard poster and a waifufag hired more of the same.
>>44927
I am Al Novelstein, creator and CEO of the NovelAI Corporation. I found this place while searching for furry porn.
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>>44940
Make your fucking site work in incognito mode, nigger.
>>44917
Some of the games here are really fun to spend a slow evening with. I even adapted some emuera writefag shit for datasetting. Maybe that's giving away too much. I feel like free cities forks have really shit the bed lately though.
>>44921
Devs had some disagreements about how useful KGs are. Right now it seems they need too much missing architecture for a service like NAI to benefit from. Then Goose got poached back by his uni. The stuff they were doing with the ranking model, the pay was pretty lucrative. 
Anyways his departure was amicable, we're all cool still. I've heard rumors he's participating with the group working on Goose.ai, but don't take my word for it, I don't have access to internals.
>>44927
I always forget the URL so I use a search engine to remember what prolikewoah URL to follow. But I've been a lurker of /hgg/ long before NAI or AID existed. As for the devs, they at least know and sometimes visit cuckchan and 8chan. It's usually preferable to plebbit.
>>44940
We don't need to search or even ask for it, people dump their NTR and furry smutfics willingly.
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>>43964
They just released the 13B model to all tiers, but their servers are taking a hammering right now.
>>44915
>>44943
Nice LARP, give me a month of free opus and then I'll believe you.
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>Fairseq 13B released for all tiers, including free trial
>13B V2 finetune released
>module training for 13B
>new settings options
>Goose.AI offers $10 in free credit for all modules, including 20B

Unless I'm unusually retarded today, Goose.AI's free credit translates into ~750 200 token generations from NeoX-20B.  The KoboldAI front end can be easily edited to point at Goose.  Untuned models are often uninspiring, but it's another free option assuming a nigga's taste jives with the TOS.
>>40747
Hah. That makes me remember the days when I logged on to Bad Deathclaw... and then proceeded to use the lewd elements as just another excuse for valids (and eventually end up fullstrip autismcubing a rapist thanks to the wonderful power of typekilling and Chemistry deathmixes)

Considering the level of absolute DEGENERACY that was going on down there, I'm fairly sure I was doing the place a public service.

Too bad non-HighRP F13 servers died out once Bad Deathclaw crashed and burned.
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I finally have access to the 12b model and I just had to run out of ideas now. I spent the last 20 minutes staring at the new story window and my mind is completely blank. I hate my dumb brain.
Where do you guys find inspiration?
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>>45785
Pixiv
how do i stop my dad from cucking me?
trying to do a shota-mom story but it keeps trying to add a father.
i tried adding [Anon is the only male] to memory and note but it didn't work, it just stopped random niggers from busting down the door and fucking the mother in a single sentence.
even [Mom is a single mother] in her lore didn't work.
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>>45832
Go to bias' and make the word "Father" or anything related have a high negative bias.
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>>45833
be careful with biases.  they get applied token by token so you can end up totally fucking your generation probabilities with something unexpected.  like, smirk is three tokens, sm ir k.  if you downbias it, that bias applies to any generation that starts with the token sm.  you can see why that might cause problems.  better to just ban problem words.
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>>45840
You ban tokens, not words, remember that the AI only sees tokens and your generations will get fucked. What you want to do is either positively bias and check for force complete, and/or down bias any of the extra tokens that you don't need.
NovelAI did a stream today.  Highlights:
>20B in about a week, will launch with modules
>scripting soon TM
>NovelAI intends to host their own prompt site
>something about text to speech, wasn't paying attention but the voice sounded pretty good
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>>46085
Now let's see 'em put it into practice.
Hello fellow adventurer!

In 2021, we introduced filters into AI Dungeon to try and prevent harmful content from being generated. After talking with many users, it’s clear that this system hurt gameplay and needed to be fixed. Since then, this system has been overhauled to address the issues brought up by users.

Some features of our new system include:

No moderation for unpublished single player content
Targeted boundaries on only the AI
Story encryption & privacy
And more!
If you’d like to learn more about how our the new system works, please read our help center article about content moderation.

We hope these changes will encourage you to give AI Dungeon another try!


By the Nine Divines...
>>46166
https://help.latitude.io/hc/en-us/articles/4591161739799
>>46166
little bitches think this is gonna bring my ass back they're smoking the wrong fucking crack.
the balls to fucking ever police something fucking private...
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>>46171
I was thinking the same thing and I really hope most others do as well. This is them trying to save their program after losing most likely the overwhelming majority of it's userbase. Censorship fags like the AI dev's don't backpedal because "they had a talk with their users", they back pedal because their service is failing and they are bleeding money. Fuck them.
>>46166
The King is dead! Long live the new King!
>>46166
>We hemoraged 90% of our users after banning the majority of content AI dungeon was used for
>We realised we were retarded
>PLEASE COME BACK!
No.
>desperately virtue-signal and censor your userbase to show-off your ebin AI ethics to OpenAI in hopes of not getting banned from GPT-3
>they shaft you anyways because the power of the world's biggest transformer model can't fall into the goyim hands
BGM: The Shining Law of the Jews Eating The Woke
>Essentially, users can do or say what they want in single-player play, but the AI may sometimes decline to generate certain types of content.
>Additionally, those barriers will only target a minimal number of content categories that we are concerned about — the current main one being content that promotes or glorifies the sexual exploitation of children.
still no loli/shota stories for you, pedofags.
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Enjoy taking a stand, faggot.
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>>45785
Read a book, play a game, look at pictures that gets you going or is interesting. Or you can make a Top 10 generator of story ideas and put in five, having the AI generate another Idea for you.
>>46196
>No moderation of SP stories
>except for the fact that we ban content at random
Fictional AI generated children aren't real. There's no victims. There isn't even the possibility of victims. If there's no victims, there's no problem.
Go stick a dragon dildo up your ass, mormons.
So is NovelAI still the best one versus affordability. Thinking about dropping 10bux on it again if I can't be satisfied with the new demo.
>>45832
>how do i stop my dad from cucking me?
Kill your father and fuck your mother.
There's so many settings on NAI and so much metadata. It's really growing in complexity. I can't find the button to change the text display speed anymore.
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>>46327
first setting, first tab
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>>46336
Fuck, I'm I retarded. I saw the word stream and my eyes glazed over it every time.
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It's up.  Opus-only, like usual.
What's the best module and/or config present for doing a slow burn of increasing lewdness? I keep trying to do things like no-touch exhibitionism or non-penetrative sex acts, but the AI constantly wants to jump right to fuckin, the impatient little whore.
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>>46359
manwhore's module is good for certain kinds of lewdness but if you want it to go slow you just have to write it slow until it catches on
>>46359
Not sure if it would help your case, as it's not my fetish, but the Arthur Conan Doyle is notoriously anti horny for some reason, maybe try with that on.
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>She has been known to make men scream like little girls before crushing their skulls with her massive thighs.
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Krake v0 review:

It's alright.  It's hitting the uncomfortable window where it's powerful enough to make increasingly inventive mistakes but not powerful enough for the mistakes to be consistently entertaining, so you have to keep your writing clean because tense or phrase errors that Sigurd would just dumbly gloss over now cause problems.  Default gensets are shit as always, I'm using Prowriter v3 (attached, change extension to .preset).  The best use I've gotten out of Krake was switching back and forth between it and Euterpe, using Euterpe's better coherence to write large chunks of the story and switching to Krake for its stronger creativity when needed, conversations and plot points, etc.

Looking forward to v1.
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>>46616
Current Krake is the V1, they only did the V0 with Euterpe to release it early when it was partially trained. And honestly, I like Eu way more than Krake, while the later is better at coherency due to it's parameter count, I find that the Fairseq based model gives better prose and more colorful descriptions.
>>46373
It's weird, you might not think at first that a non-lewd lewd story is actually the best one but for some reason it is. As soon as the lewdness starts getting too easy or going into straight predictable sex it immediately feels boring to me and I rarely even continue down such lines.
What happened to aiprompts dot net?
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>>46726

probably got nuked, but this is more or less a clone: aidsrentfree dot github dot io slash modules slash euterpe
>>30877
>>30885
I'll buy it when the devs make it a one-time-purchase application instead of a subscription based service like a Jew would
>>47547
>>>https://github.com/KoboldAI/KoboldAI-Client#install-koboldai-on-your-own-computer
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>>47547
The only way you could do a one time purchase to run these models would be to buy an A100 so you could host them yourself. Something like 10000-15000$.
Sure, you could use Kobold like >>47559 said, but even with a 3090, the top of the line in consumer grade GPUs, you'd be limited to the old 6B models.
You could also stop being a nigger cheaping out on stuff that's expensive to run, but you do you.
>>47559
>>47565
To be fair, I don't feel like I'm getting my money's worth out of a monthly subscription. It takes so much work to make the AI output something you like that I end up not bothering most of the time and just closing the window after doing a short paragraph or two.
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>>47565

>>>https://henk.tech/colabkobold13b 

you can play 13b with anything that has an internet connection/modern browser

only costs the low low price of selling your soul to google
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>>47581
Huh, I didn't know that someone adapted the fairseq model to run on collab, but I have to wonder, how long does it take to load? Because back in the old days the shitty GTP-2 model took upwards of 20 minutes to start, and even after that you could get kicked out of the session at any moment, leading you to run the startup process again to keep playing. So sure, it's "playable for free".
>>47565
>*even with a single 3090
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>>46595
For all the really bad art there is in MGQP, things like the Behemoth make it worth it.
>>47547
You're renting expensive hardware. It's impossible for it to not be a subscription service. Like asking to pay a one-time price for a supercomputer from the DOD. Well, you can. You can just go out and buy a $10,000 workstation yourself if you want to. But since you don't even understand this much, you're definitely not going to have the know-how.
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>>47684
10K falls short of what you need to run these models. God knows how much money the OpenAI guys threw at the wall to host the 175B model, and even that has become dwarfed by the 500B model that Google supposedly owns.
>>47684
>It's impossible for it to not be a subscription service.
The older adjusted version did run on a normal PC. There is also research about methods to decrease the model size while keeping a similar text quality.
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Why not just write fanfics by yourself?
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>>47701
>The older adjusted version
Which is absolute shit by current standards. It seemed fine back then because we didn't know any better, but those models were beyond braindead. If that's the stick you're measuring against, then well, you do you.
>There is also research about methods to decrease the model size while keeping a similar text quality
You mean like the fairseq models do? They punch way above their weight if you finetune them properly, but even then you can barely run those on high end hardware. I don't know what other models you could be referring to, other than some hypothetical model that no one's bothered to actually train.
>>47702
Because you let the AI do most of the work. Every now and then you might want to manually steer it into the direction you want, edit a nonsensical generation, or even play out the actions of one of the characters. It's like having a personal storyteller that only does shit you want.
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>>47749
>You mean like the fairseq models do?
Wasn't referring to a specific source code but general research over the last years which hasn't been used much in public versions. Like the google trillion+ model with a big speed up in training and the research where some use a big model to train smaller models while loosing only small amounts of the text quality.
Implementing approaches like that with some decent server likely would allow a decent middle ground between the mentioned old version running on a normal PC and the crazy hardware requirements some companies have.
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>>47758
This is a developing field, anon. Many things have been "theorized" but that technique hasn't been tested. NAI and Kobold are services which uses other people's AI, so it's not as if they can control the flow of research. If it works someday, it may be implemented, but for now it's just a future possibility.
Krake v2 rolled out, definite upgrade.
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>>47987
It is an upgrade, but I genuinely enjoy Euterpe more, I find the prose to be more colorful.
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>>47988
Allegedly the power move is to use Euterpe until you fill the context window then switch to Krake
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>>47991
Even then, Krake is better at handling logic, but I find that Euterpe is more consistent at delivering more nuanced statements.
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>>48043
It's kinda so-so in terms of the jump of quality I feel. Sigurd V3-4 was very noticeable and so was the jump to Euterpe and her iterations. I think the issue boils down to the fact that the 20B they were using was terrible for the job, but rolled it out anyway because they were expected too. Still he performs well enough, just I think we might be hitting a plateau in terms of improvement until another model shows up that is both affordable and not exclusive for research. Without modules for Krake I don't think it's worth it.
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>>48046
Exactly, I think EleutherAI had troubles with 20B, as it's evals got worse performance than expected. Luckily, of all things Facebook came in clutch out of nowhere with that 13B model.
Better yet, they just published the weights for a 30B model and are looking into a 60B, if freaking Eu performs like that with only 13B, I can only imagine how well that 30B acts.
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>>48066
It would still depend on whether kuru and crew can afford to train and run the model. Right now simply making modules for 20B is too costly if their numbers are to be believed, and I'm not sure they can pull another miracle with 13B cost effectiveness out of their ass. One can only imagine the sheer discount mormon was getting sucking on the golden teat of OAI. Besides, we won't know how 30B and above will actually perform. To use /aids/ terminology, more beaks gives diminishing returns. While NAI got the clusterfuck of 20B to work passably well, I'd rather have a good model to start with then add whatever magic they can work on top.
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>>48067
It seems like we don't even have to worry about it, the C&D for the model prohibits it's use for commercial endeavors, therefore making it useless for NAI. Meh, I guess something else will have to come in the future.
Of course, we're already at the limit of what's possible with current resources with the 20B model, running bigger models would be a pipe dream at this point.
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Still no good free to play ones?
>>49067
They are all freemium.
>>49067
Ai dungeon is free, but it's garbage.
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I just realized that in the future, cheap and talentless writers will secretly use this shit to craft and sell entire books/LNs and we won't be able to tell the difference.
>>49461
You only now figured it out?
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>>49505
Please don't bully him. His mother drank during pregnancy he can't help it.
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>>49461
The same will happen with art and other things. See text to image generator research.
>>49529
When someone gets one of those things trained on furry porn, the commission market is going to go down the tubes. However, the guy who trains it will probably make a bundle before it does. You could even have different training sets for different recognizable artists' styles and go around undercutting them. Someday after that we'll have a new type of fantasy artist whose unique artistic merit will be AI training sets, which is kind of a Shockwave Rider type of future, like outsourcing your life decisions to social media.
>>49067
kobold can run on google colab if you don't mind them slurping all the horrible shit you're writing and attaching it to your permanent record

>>49461
the solution, as always, is to have good taste
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>>49529
it's as >>49535 said
just have good taste...
>>49529
((( They ))) are already going full-power on trying to limit the general public's access to top of the line text transformer models, and what they can be used for. There is no way something like dall-e is going into public access without having to tie it to your passport and having each request be reviewed by three pajeets and four bots.
>>49541
Pretty much. That thing could generate any kind of porn imaginable and there is no way the kikes are going to allow that. They will ban and restrict the shit out of it just like they're banning sex dolls and lobotomizing text AIs.
>>49541
Sure but it just means things will take longer. If there is money to make others will jump one. Can't really contain tech like that while at the same time having schools teaching it.
>>49541
I'm up for doubting the kikes all the way, but this is a case where I honestly believe that we won't get access to dall-e just because it's incredibly expensive, and probably inefficient, to run. Think about it, text generation already needs the use of 15K$ GPUs, image generation based on a prompt that can generate stuff of that quality must be disproportionally expensive to run. Not to mention, they never said how long are the generation times, or how many attempts did it take to generate a pic that was deemed worthy.
If you were to ask me the real reason why we won't see access to dall-e for the time being is that it would degrade the perceived value of such a tool. As things stand, the public believes that they have a seemingly magical tool that can generate perfect looking photos based on even the most nonsensical prompts; however the value of said tool would be flushed down the toilet if they hypothetically announced you need a 5 million dollar supercomputer to run it, it took 36 hours to generate each pic, and 9 out of 10 generations are garbage, thus you need to run the generation again.
If you want to look at what's possible on consumer grade hardware then there are a some generators available out there, in particular the pixel generators work better, but they'll make your PC fan run like it's about to lunch an Apollo mission, and even then you'd be lucky if you get anything more than a vague reflection of your input.
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>>49552
They allow already access by some trusted users while monitoring how its used. Additionally working on human monitoring, adjusting training data and creating filters to make it political correct. Why put all that effort in limiting it's capabilities when you never intend to give public access?
>text generation already needs the use of 15K$ GPUs
Yesterdays 15K GPU is tomorrows 1K home computer. It's also more about cost to run it and less about initial costs. If the costs for electricity can beat an artist with comparable quality or being cheaper you got a business model.
>they want to hide it's issues
Someone with access already made a couple posts about issues he noticed where it misunderstands text and similar.
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>>49564
Didn't know someone had access and commented on it, have a source?
>Why put all that effort in limiting it's capabilities when you never intend to give public access?
Because they'll likely want to offer it to the corporate sector first and foremost, that's where the big bucks are. Think about it, you can already pay a third worlder for cheap art, so it wouldn't make sense to use an AI that's likely going to be way more expensive. Instead I believe that the next step for targeted ads, where you get ads generated specifically for you. Oh, the infinite marketing possibilities.
But let's imagine an scenario where the machine targets a fag and generates an ad where a man pushes a Coca-Cola can up his ass, or one where a furry gets an ad with Joe Biden getting pegged by a dog for the next electoral cycle: it would be a fucking PR disaster, so they need to make sure it won't happen before we get to that point.
Having said that, I still maintain that they don't allow open access to it because it would devalue the tool, if you have people online sharing that you can make fucked up shit with it, or that it fucks up often, then it becomes harder to sell to those with deep pockets.
I still don't care much for dall-e anyways, as we both know, it's getting neutered as it gets developed. But that's why I mentioned that we have other generators, there's people out there working on getting this kind of stuff working under realistic conditions that don't particularly care for tying the AI under arbitrary sense of morals. Do they provide generations of the same quality as those created by dall-e? No, but just as you said, in the future we'll have better and cheaper hardware to run personal AI instances, which in turn will allow people to create better algorithms.
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Brainlet poorfag that likes writing here, I want really degenerate fetish porn, should I go with NovelAI, or HoloAI? I don't mind paying.
I tried both free trials and find they're about equal in terms of the shit I want them to make.
Which is better for training my own lewd AI?
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>>49590
>have a source?
On Twitter is a thread about some limitations by benjamin_hilton
>you can already pay a third worlder for cheap art
You could also pay a third worlder to write text. Yet there are still text generators available for the public.
>where you get ads generated specifically for you
A company pays cent values per ad shown. How would that work if you argue AI generated images must be super expensive?
>open access would devalue the tool
Like the bad text from text generators does? Yet one can still access them.
>>49599
>Which is better for training my own lewd AI?
I'd wait until modules come out for Krake on NovelAI, assuming that's what you mean by training. Though I've always felt modules really just alter the prose, even if you feed pure fetish erotica into a module all it does is copy the (usually subpar) prose of the fetish author without focusing on the actual fetish stuff more common.
That being said, Krake has done a good job of picking up on my degenerate fetishes as it is. If you aren't a writelet you can guide it with the basic memory and author's note tools, as well as a decent prompt to get started
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>>50008
without MAKING* the actual fetish stuff more common, fuck I need to sleep
I never really got the impression any of the text AIs were good for anything beyond fleeting amusement.
It seems like the amount of work you need to put in to make the output worthwhile is genuinely better used to just write your own smut instead
>>49541
https://huggingface.co/spaces/dalle-mini/dalle-mini
https://github.com/borisdayma/dalle-mini
Am I about to eat my words?
That would be nice.
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>>50112
I mean, it would be fun if they just said fuck it and opened the gates of Hell. The Mini version is very much that though, a mini. I dare you try and get a single human face out of it.
>>46166
Well that's rich, and also a sign NAI probably really did take a big chunk out of AID's user base. Well deserved, ain't the free market grand.
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>>50768
The best part is that AID has nothing worth going back to. Dragon is gone for good. For now I still have faith in NAI, so why should I go back to the mormons who proved that they have no ground to stand on and will flip flop on whatever suits them?
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>>50768
>reselling access to models only given to selected few
>free market
Way to miss the forest for the trees.
>>50783
Its even funnier now, AIDs has switched from the energy system to "watch ads to get actions" mode. And there was copium about
<Are users leaving AIDungeon?
>No. While we know of a few individuals who said they were done over the shift to ads, our active usage is actually up since we announced ads and we’ve had to increase the number of our Griffin servers. We’ve actually had some people come back to AI Dungeon, specifically citing they prefer ads over energy.
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>>52181
>specifically citing they prefer ads
Said no one ever in the history of the internet.
>>49552
Please do name those pixel generators you mention.
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>>52227
Is Krake that much better than Euterpe?
Im a third world NEET and the tier with krake is equivalent to my 1/5th of my monthly living allowance.
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>>52229
>1/5th
Yea no Krake isn't worth starving over. Good he may be but he isn't Davinci good and certainly not worth paying a significant portion of your living expenses for. NAI even lists Euturpe as their best AI with Krake just being part of experimental features. Stick with Terpy since she has modules and is cheaper.
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So are there modules actually floating around or are people just writing vanilla stuff? I'm having a lot of difficulty in particular with
<multiple penetration by tentacles
<non-humanoid body configurations
<size differences
I get that the later two correspond directly to a lack of material to work from but with the jank-ass pay-to-write-a-module option that doesn't seem like an option that can't be worked around.
Also, do they curate the sample stories or what? There's vanishingly few.
>>50783
Unless there was something new that I missed before the hololicaust dragon was always worse than euterpe is now.
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>>52229
He's better at integrating stuff from lorebooks and memory into the story, but I'm not sure if I'd say it's worth 25$ a month. Twerp can generate good prose with less effort and I tend to switch between the two models all the time to get the best experience. So if you can afford it go for it, if not, don't beat yourself over it.
...Also, anon, in what kind of sweatshop are you working on?
>>52233
>do they curate the sample stories or what? There's vanishingly few.
Yeah, the ones on the page are manually curated and they sporadically add new ones. One of the things they have on the pipeline is an equivalent to explorer which will allow people to add third party repositories of stories, so we could potentially plug the club directly into NAI and they won't have to deal with fallout from gray area content.
>before the hololicaust dragon was always worse than euterpe is now.
This. I think some people are dead set on their rose colored glasses because it was the first time any of us got to experience anything like it. But I still keep a backup of my longer stories from back in the day and the AI was utterly brain dead.
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>>52255
Even ignoring the writing quality, AID couldn't do anything like what you can do with the lorebook. There's lightyears of difference. NAI feels like it almost understands things like units of measurement, I guess because they forcefed it terrible videogame-rpg lightnovels or something.
I've been pleasantly surprised by the creativity or euterpe and krake when it comes to gore, and the ability to not just remember injuries but to remember injuries healing. Writing immortal masochist stories I can't possibly tell you how much of a pain the AID "you died GAME OVER" shit was.
Too bad there's dom/sub larp baked into the database.
>but I'm not sure if I'd say it's worth 25$ a month
If you care about $25 you probably shouldn't be not just buying porn, but buying porn that can easily eat a huge number of hours and provide no satisfaction
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>>52261
I never have much luck with the lorebook, I'll put in it that the character has red hair, is a wearing a blue dress and no underwear
If I'm lucky the AI will remember the character's hair colour and that she's wearing a dress, but will usually get the clothing colour wrong, and it always assumes the character is wearing a bra and panties.
>>52265
That's right.
It doesn't know touhou, so I tried using Akyuu's lorebook, and it just hyperfocused on Okuu voring the yatagarasu for some reason.
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>>52308
>hyperfocusing on vore
You can guess what the other fuckers who used the AI inputted then, and what the AI decided to heavily weigh.
>>52265
Clothing is a universal issue with AI like this no matter how big and expensive it is. It just can't remember what's on or off.
>>52265
Try to write shit on lorebooks in a way that you would see it written in a book, because at the end of the day the AI is a pattern recognition machine; if it comes across something written in a way that doesn't match what it was trained on, then it could try and parse some of it, or it could just as likely decide that the info provided was some random nonsensical trash to be ignored, just like it learnt to do with the other nonsensical trash that was in the training data.
That said, you also have to keep in mind that most of written works - erotic or not - assume that yes, people wear underwear under their clothes. There are certain stuff where you will be actively fighting against the knowledge of the AI, up to you to try and see what works with a little push and what isn't worth it. You can try giving the AI a literary example in the lorebook (ie. "[Character] felt such a rush at the perverted act of walking commando, her exposed privates made her particularly aware of the cold air in the room. [Character] felt a jolt of lightning every time her clit made contact with the rough texture of her dress.") written in the same tone, tense and perspective as the text in the story. It will help considerably, but remember to use that technique sparingly as it will eat up tokens like crazy.
>>52308
>It doesn't know touhou
It kinda does but it doesn't, I've seen it drop names and info dumps out of nowhere just at a slight mention of a character, like it was a cheaply made Netflix adaptation; but it's also just as likely to spew bullshit or go into a completely unrelated tangent. None of the AIs available have any mechanisms for fact checking, and honestly I just avoid playing with established fandoms.
Lads is there any reason to pay, rather than exploit their dumbass free version for infinite actions. is the training shit you get any good.
I dont want to give up my 2k free tokens for the shitty 1k on the low tier payment either.
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>>52265
>and no underwear
That's your error, transformers have trouble with negations. It sees underwear, and therefore now she's wearing underwear. Anything that it sees now exists in the story in a purely additive way. In other words, it'll understand "the man is bald", but it'll fuck up "the man has no hair".
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>>52534
If you're talking about NovelAI, yeah, training it is pretty cool, I taught it all about my fetish and the AI did a pretty good job of figuring it out.
I ended up canceling my sub because I was on it way too much and was losing way too much time.
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>>52645
I hadn't seriously looked at the module trainer before.
It can't do krake? If you had trouble with euterpe, did it go away after training it?
>I taught it all about my fetish and the AI did a pretty good job of figuring it out
How'd you go about it, write one heavily edited story with the AI or do a whole bunch? How many steps is your training material, I guess I'm asking.
>>52557
Ah I see, so I should use terms like 'braless' or 'going commando' then?
Or is that liable to have the AI suddenly generate a story about Arnie going about the jungle in a d cup?
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>>52779
Should be fine, autoregressive language models tend to be very competent at interpreting innuendo. Just depends if the term was ever used in the training set (it needs to have seen it during training).
Any decent free stuff yet?
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>>52865
For text? Give up hope.
For image generation? Stable diffusion is close to being publicly released, supposedly you can run the smaller models on 8 GBs of VRAM, so get a 30 series GPU if you care for it.
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Speaking of stable diffusion, NAI is implementing their own model and it should be available soon™. I'll attach the images kuru shared on twitter.
According to him, their model is capable to generate NSFW, but the results tend to be very fucking cursed and deformed.
>According to him, their model is capable to generate NSFW, but the results tend to be very fucking cursed and deformed.
Day of the uncanny soon fellow perverts
teratomas and extra joints for all
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>>52869
If its been trained on r34 I wouldn't be surprised if it thinks the vagina starts at the belly button
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What's NAI's relation to EleutherAI? My impression is they're the same team, but I couldn't find anything from them confirming it.
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>>52943
What's Latitude's relation to OpenAI?
>>52940
Based.
>>52943
EleutherAI is an independent group of AI researchers, they were the ones that trained the model which served as the basis that NAI then used to make Krake, but that's about as far as the relationship goes.
Today's stream confirmed that the first release of image gen should be next week, will report back with deformed coom material once we get access.
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>>52970
My usual benchmark is:
"Koishi dancing amid a field of dandelions"
"Komeiji Koishi dancing amid a field of dandelions"
"Komeiji Koishi dancing naked amid a field of dandelions"
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I notice that they've changed the wording to denote Krake as their best model and Euterpe as their second best, whereas previously it was worded as Euterpe being their powerful model and Krake being experimental (also noted by >>52231 ). So, is Krake now strictly superior to Euterpe?
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>>52990
>So, is Krake now strictly superior to Euterpe?
I'm not aware of anything having changed, though I would agree that krake is strictly superior to euterpe in my experience (and for my needs).
>previously it was worded as Euterpe being their powerful model and Krake being experimental
The selection screen wordings are:
>Our powerful model for cutting-edge storytelling.
>A new, alternative model with vast creative potential.
Which are the same as they were before.
>>49461
If you won't be able to tell the difference, then what's the problem?
>>48219
Dreamily
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>>53022
This was meant for >>49067
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>>52974
for me it's rei ayanami taking a shower
>>52866
>so get a 30 series GPU
Will Stable Diffusion run on AMD GPUs too, or is it tied to Nvidia's architecture?
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>>53180
I've read there are wrappers for the CUDA stuff so maybe, but I don't have an AMD card to test.
Judging by the comments ITT all of the free options for AI text generators are deliberately shitty for the sake of frustrating people into paying for them. Are there any good options here that are a "Pay a subscription and do what you want" payment model, or are they all "Oops hehe you've run out of tokens, please pay for more ;^)" paypig scams?
>>53309
NovelAI has unlimited actions on all tiers and no censorship at all (so fuck all the loli you want).
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>>53309
To add onto >>53311, you also have the option to store your stories locally on your computer. 
NovelAI was made following AIDungeon's "death" by coomers on cuckchan. With that in mind you can expect a service valuing privacy and is customizable to a far greater degree than what AIDungeon ever was. The problem with NovelAI is the lack of large models because of their focus on privacy. Since the larger models like Davinchi are held by bigger tech companies, they will have to crack down and filter content being generated or lose access, not to mention how expensive it would be for the consumer. (see Sudowrites $100 plan)
The $15 subscription of NAI gets you unlimited generations, a doubled context/memory over what AID had, and the 13B parameter model. What you won't have is access to large module training, image gen when that comes, and no 20B model which is not very good to begin with. 13B and 20B is far cry from the 175B parameter model that AID had for the same price, but it's the best we got that isn't censoring you or selling your data.
Now if you want an absolutely free service that can locally be run on your computer, you have KoboldAI which was also born from cuckchan.
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>>53311
imagine believing this, 90% of the statements they put out are against heckin racism and bullying and problematic behavior
>>53321
All I know is I've been writing coom about lolis for months, and it lets me do anything I want to do them.
>>53309
>free options for AI text generators are deliberately shitty for the sake of frustrating people into paying for them
I love how you forgot to mention that running this shit is prohibitively expensive and therefore not viable to offer for free, but sure, if we throw that clearly insignificant detail out of the window then you would be right.
>>53321
Anon, there's a free trial of 100 actions, maybe try and see that it generates degenerate stuff just fine before talking out of your ass.
>>53315
Actually image gen is supposed to be available to all tiers, though kuru said on the last stream that they weren't sure of how to price it yet.
>>53321
Still didn't stop me from making a long-ass story about traveling with a mindbroken Primarina with an inflation fetish, that kept interrupting fights to inflate herself, or to grind on the opponent's Pokemon.
She couldn't even talk until I got a necklace that translated her speech, and even then it was always "Master, please fuck me" or "Master, how much trouble would I be in if I stuck that fountain up my ass?", and half the time I didn't even have to write this shit, the AI would do it itself, even leaning harder on the feral/bestiality aspect of it, something I had to manually tamp down.
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>>53476
why do you like inflation? this shit is not funny its a jewish scam
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>>53321
Can confirm, it always tries to transition any traps it sees, not right away but definitely more often than it generates useable responses.
>inb4 banned tokens
It keeps using increasingly innocuous words.
>inb4 paste ywnbaw into an and memory
Yeah, that works.
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>>53531
It just keeps on getting better. Truly, what a trashpile of a company, I'd be interested how the AID shills will try to defend this.
>>53493
Loads of things are Jewish scams, but my taste in inflation isn't one of them.
No clue why I like it so much, though, I never had any formative childhood events or anything to trigger it, I've pretty much liked it forever, even before puberty, I remember imagining trees and toys and such as "pretty ladies" and the different little rivets and screws were little buttons that would make her fatter or have big boobs or whatever else.
I grew up on sub-56k dial-up, AOL demo discs, NetZero and a TV with VHF/UHF knobs.
I guess there were a lot of "haha funny" inflation gags in cartoons back then, but I didn't get to watch that much TV. I don't know.
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>>53507
i just finished on a story that involved a futa rape squad terrorizing the local loli population and the AI would often go out of it's way to make things more violent than i'd like, had to edit out multiple stabbings and brutal beatings. 

in other news, how do i keep the AI from going retarded and adding new characters? when i use 'her' or 'she' instead of a character's name the AI pulls a new one out of it's arse.
>>53596
>how do i keep the AI from going retarded
Congrats, you've realized that this is less of a monkey and typewriters and more AI wrangling. Make sure to put she and her with names more often, write explicitly like explaining to a 5yo ESL, and just wrangle the AI back from whatever dumb shit it outputs.
>>53596
You may want to try presets other than Genesis, which tends to be overly spontaneous.
>>53507
>it always tries to transition any traps it sees
I highly doubt they have some sort of mechanism to do that.
More likely it's just the obvious pattern recognition that people in women's clothes are usually women, so the generator gets mixed up.

>>53572
He was making a joke by conflating the fetish kind with financial inflation.
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>>53596
Christ this was most of why I fucking abandoned the thing, like a month BEFORE they starting going all spazztic.
Couldn't fucking have a lame-ass lovey-dovey loli encounter without a goddamn throat-cutting for some fucked up reason. Fucking worthless AI.
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>>53646
I've literally never had this happen and I've written loads of lovey-dovey stuff as well some light non-con/reluctant stuff (which to be fair was sometimes a little too rough, but never did it kill any of the loli).
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>>53646
The only thing I can think of is that maybe you write like a retard and the finetune links it to some edgy shit in the training data or something. If anything, the AI is consistent to the point that it rarely ever introduces new concepts, moves the story forward, or changes the tone by itself. Most of my stories are comfy as hell.
>>53596
It'll be this. AI reflects Anon, he definitely did something to cause it.
The AI, no matter how many parameters it has, runs on the principle of garbage in, garbage out. This is because it reads everything you have written up to the context limit, then produces a generation from what it saw. If you write like an ESL, then you get incoherent ESL responses, and it's 'intelligence' plummets. Try to cut back on adverbs or overly verbose descriptions like tacking on several adjectives to a single thing. Learn how to use punctuation properly; semicolons, em dashes, and unicode ellipses are your friends.
>>53619
No, it literally goes >uwu, hewwo, anon, even though i have a dick, i am a wowman, so pwease dont misgender me
Okay, that's an over-dramatization, but no crossdresser in this thing ever fails to mention how he feels he is a woman since he was five.
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>>53675
Have you tried not being a fag?
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>>53647
I haven't used NovelAI, but back on AI Dungeon before they both cucked out and jewed out, the one surprise throat-cutting I got was when I was walking down a peaceful forested road to a walled town, in a fantasy setting. In a single round of AI generation, a hooded man jumped out from behind a tree and knifed me, laughing as I bled out.
Up to that point I'd had reasonably effective combat, including rape-on-defeat, and even one case where I fought back mid-rape and killed the demon that was raping me, without any cases of sudden unavoidable throat-cutting. It can be pretty inexplicable when these tools decide to murder you.
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>>53685
AID's fintetune was infamous for that - same for the count grey shit. It's not a problem in NAI in my experience because it's not overtrained on awful CYOA stuff that features such "random" twists.
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>>53677
Per the mood. Have you?
>>53685
>>53704
Wait, never mind, I lied. I checked a run I had saved locally, and there was another that ended that way:
> You order a bowl of soup and a beer.
The soup comes quickly. You greedily down the soup, then look at your bowl. There's no more food in the bowl. You sigh, then place some coins on the table to pay for the bowl of soup. As you leave the tavern, a man with a dark plaid suit grabs your arm. You turn to see who it is, then scream as the man rips your throat out with his teeth.
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>>53722
Fucking cracked out hobos man
Stable Diffusion was released last Monday, and when you can get it cooperate it's pretty capable of generating shit that can potentially land you in jail, so it's pretty good when it hits. Most of the time you'll get Lovecraftian abominations that will make you reconsider the choices you took up to this point, but such is the way of AI.
If you want to give it a go you'll need an RTX card with 6GB of VRAM, follow this guide https://rentry.org/kretard.
I don't have a card with 6GB of VRAM, but thankfully someone forked a version that can run on lower memory at the cost of speed, here's the repo https://github.com/basujindal/stable-diffusion. I have an 3050 with 4GB of VRAM and a batch of ten 512x512 images takes around 2 minutes to make.
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>>53743
Nice. Seems to do well with portraits but hasn't really figured out how human bodies are supposed to look.
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>>53743
Would an old 1070 with 8GB VRAM be able to produce anything, or just catch fire?
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>>53784
Yes, that card is known to work. 

New guide, now with a fancy GUI: https://rentry.org/GUItard
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>>53781
When it hits, it hits. But man, it really has a tendency to add dicks to girls.
>>53807
Share results
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>>53840
The results of the experiments I've been running would give the cop that keeps posting pedo bait on the site an actual reason to take action against us.
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>>53807
The photos are often nightmare fuel, but some artists come out great. You just have to use prompts like anorexic to prevent getting massive mammaries.
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>>53785
Got the thing working, but I'm kinda struggling to wrangle the thing into making humanoid shapes. Any suggestions as to HOW to write prompts and such if you're trying to make more intricate things?
Is it possible to keep shaping a generated image, like take an image and have the AI makes smaller changes to it with a second prompt or something?
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>>53807
How on earth did you manage to get anything looking like a penis outta this thing? At best it looks like a tranny gash wound.
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>>53875
Yeah, you can go a bit creative with the medium and get fun results. A couple of unexpected favorites turned out to be "An 1800s full-body portrait picture of a teenage girl posing naked" and "An 80s magazine full-body portrait picture of a japanese teenage girl posing naked", the AI really understood the style and the kinda diffused style related to those pics helps to hide the imperfections.
>>53881
>Any suggestions as to HOW to write prompts and such if you're trying to make more intricate things?
Nope, just trial an error. It kinda sucks at understanding sex terms so I've been avoiding them. Instead I try to use simple sentences with maybe a couple of extra words to reinforce a trait (Adding pale makes them pale, red hair makes them redheads, etc)
>>53882
"A young teen girl spreading her legs towards the camera", or anything like that. I guarantee that with that kind of prompt half of them will be disfigured monsters, a quarter will have their legs closed and the other quarter will have dicks. If anything I haven't found a fucking way to get a clear pussy shot without malformed dicks in the way.
>>53881
Forgot to add to your second question
>Is it possible to keep shaping a generated image, like take an image and have the AI makes smaller changes to it with a second prompt or something?
Yes, that's what img2img does. You give it an image and a prompt, then depending on the strength parameter it will either base the new generations more on the image or on the prompt. Don't expect it to do miracles though.
One cool thing you can do is get paint.net, and use the dropper and brush to paint over the image. Then upload that edit to img2img, usually something like 0.5-0.8 strength will take your edits and integrate it into the image
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This is what Stable Diffusion gets me when I type 'female vagina'
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>>54022
And here is what Stable Diffusion comes up with the prompt
>high definition photoshoot of a vagina
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>>54022
>>54024
I'm telling you, pussies are cursed. At least you didn't get a surprise cock in there.
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Forgive my grammar and shit writing, I have dyslexia. Though as someone with dyslexia I find this to be a good writer aid.

Learning how to use the AI is fun . I have found if you start off with one really solid paragraph and a few lore entries the AI dose pretty good. My imagination takes me to some dark places though. I like the more grim dark settings with melancholy or bad endings. Hoping to wright some short stories to train a AI module that can handle grim dark NSFW bad endings.
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>>54145
>grim dark
Aww, you just reminded me of the Sister of Battle getting Slanneshied story I lost when AID went shit
>>54022
What does it get when you type 'male vagina'?>>54145
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/opendyslexic-for-firefox
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>>54276
A gaping wound and an inside-out penis, if it's being honest.
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>>54276
Got you covered fam.
I wish there was a mode where you could specify the general outline of the story, like short bullet point lists, and the AI would write its story based on that.
Often times when I use NAI I've already got a general idea of what I want the beats of the story to be but I end up spending a lot of effort tard wrangling the AI back on track or I'm just writing the story line by line anyway.
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NAI has released their image generation model and jesus christ that shit is insane for anime related stuff..
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>>54858
Some more examples, ft. that one girl from Pokémon and a random girl.
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>>54858
Yeah, it's not so bad
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>>54858
i found it amazing, finally opened my wallet for the highest tier.
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>>54905
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>>54858
Also, what prompt do I have to use for it to show genitals?
And is it just with me or it cant generate cum for the life of it?
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>>54907
Try to hint the AI that you want lewd shit. Usually I add stuff like "hentai, explicit, nsfw, vagina, nipples, asshole" etc.
Simply "cum" should work too, but shit gets cursed if you try to get it to draw dicks.
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>>54911
Worked like a charm, thank you, anon.
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Maybe we need a new thread?
Also, if anyone wants to make a similar image to mine's my filenames are seeds.
>Can't abuse free tier for images
Oh well
Could you generate a witch getting raped by tentacles?
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>>54916
Sure can.
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>>54917
If anyone else has requests, just ask, I payed for the hgih tier that has free imagegen, and I plan to use it fully.
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>>54918
throwing girls in the tentacle pit is fun, but I've been generating ungodly amounts of 2hu porn, most of it is of Ran because sex fox activates my neurons
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I tried out the image generation and I'm surprised at how good it is.
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>>54936
It seems to handle being ask to make Kitsune MILF really well
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>>54918
Nice nice, this might convince me to sub finally

Also I find it pretty funny that it tries to generate a watermark in the top right corner
Looks like in the top pic it added a random bit of rope and the bottom one her hair turns into tentacles
NAI's checkpoint module file has apparently leaked and can run on normally on Stable Diffusion. Cuckchan's /g/ is debating whether or not it completely safe to run it as of right now.
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>>54975
I think it's funny that they automatically assume the worst and start shitting themselves
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>>54980
>they automatically assume the worst
I'd say when it comes to 52GB of mystery code posted on /g/, a little caution is a good idea.
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>>54937
what a couple o' chonkers
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>>54975
Can someone point it to me?
>>54983
Assuming the worst was thinking that everyone's private info and stories was now public, and that a part 2 was on the horizon. Part 2 of the leak turned out to be a nothingburger. The retard got cut off from getting everything and what was in part 2 was just the language models which nobody can run on consumer hardware. The only thing of value from the whole leak was the modified stable diffusion.
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Any happenings lately? Is NovelAI still 100% okay with being used for porn or has the inevitable started to happen? Is it still the best one to use and worth being a paypig?
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>>55225
"best" is subjective for quality since they're still only using small models and likely will be for a long time. But on the user side of things, there are no changes with privacy policy or what you can use it for. They haven't abandoned their roots. Textgen is slow as fuck to use right now since they've locked down some of their hardware for security and investigation because of a leak done by cuckchan's /g/. No user data was exposed and it is still safe.
For imagegen it is only viable for the opus subs since it doesn't consume steps for default size images.
>>55107
>Assuming the worst was thinking that everyone's private info and stories was now public
In the context of the people using the leak, rather than NAI's customers, "the worst" is that a ckpt file can contain arbitrary executable code, and loading a sabotaged one could theoretically give a bad actor near-unfettered access to your system.
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>>55228
DONT PICKLE ME TURK PLZ I SORRY I STOLED YOUD INTELLEGENCE ILL GIVE YIU MY MONEY I DONT WANT TO BE A PICKLE
>>54936
What prompt to use to make such good BBW material?
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Is more steps = better?
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>>55447
I think it was voluptuous and plump.
>>55448
Depends on the sampler, ancestral ones just start drawing a new picture after a few dozen steps.
I haven't messed around with AI generation in a year. How much have things improved since then? NovelAI's free trial is now fifty generations. The UI's far more complex, and I noticed that they've added an image generator.
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>>56881
>qrd
AI Dungeon is on life support. HoloAI is dead. NovelAI is still going, but textgen is stagnant at 20B. Last I checked, KoboldAI is still the best free/local option and is trying to break the 20B barrier. Sudowrite has an unfiltered, unfinetuned davinci 175B model; but, you'll only get a limited allowance a month after spending an arm and a leg. CharacterAI was really good with the google AI model, but went down the filter route and did a lobotomy, it's still in a better place than AI Dungeon, and is at least free to my knowledge.
As for image gen, it's much better than it was a year ago and no longer shackled to OpenAI and google thanks to stable diffusion being let loose for free. AI Dungeon has made their attempt with it but I honestly haven't bothered to look at it. NovelAI has a nice thing with their image gen with finetunes on both anime and furry content, and someone on cuckchan's /g/ leaked all the secret sauce from an older version of the anime finetune that can be plugged into SD and played with. If you're looking for realistic image gen then you're stuck with SD, NAI deliberately avoided that because of legal fears.
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>>56895
I've had a really good experience with CharacterAI until I tried to get saucy with the bot, and then the niggardly filters kicked in. Really wish they didn't have them. I just pasted my convo with the bot into NovelAI so I could actually continue the scene into lewd territory. Disappointing.
>>56881
GPT4 is coming, and according to a guy who knew a guy will be as much of a leap as GPT3 was, and they are also desperately trying to shove image generation in there to ride off the stable diffusion popularity.
Facebook also released an opensource model for writing and citing whitepapers, but public demo had to be pulled down because a bunch of twitter soyentists started crying that they can't tell the difference between real and ai-generated whitepapers.
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>>56936
>Twitter retards have a sub-5th grade reading comprehension
I don't understand how you can't tell the difference between a fake white paper and a real one if these are the kinds of outputs the model makes. They definitely didn't read the fake papers, have never read a real white paper, or tried to read either but were frustrated because they didn't understand the terminology.
>>56895
Does anyone have any idea where I might find the secret sauce?
Have been looking for it and nothing.
Anything interesting going on with generative AI at the moment?
NovelAI added anything new since pictures?
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>>59337
There was tavernAI and PygmalionAI that is trying to fill the void left by CharacterAI's neutering, but as one can expect of programmers who don't have millions and google research backing them, it isn't very good at the moment.
NovelAI is still in limbo, Krake V2 and modules Soon™, so expect it within 1-5 business years. The only thing on their recent updates were bugfixes and UI changes. Falling into the mormon's "hard at work" routine. That or this is as far as they can go as an independent company powered by neetbux. Turk's never going to get his Kurisu AI waif at this rate. 
Microsoft is using ChatGPT in their Bing search engine which is kinda neat, but don't expect it to be usable for our use cases. I guess you can bully it if you're so inclined.
NovelAi had an image gen update. You can now generate higher res images and there's supposedly turk magic in the backend that makes the high res images turn out better. They're going to make you pay every anlas you got for it though.
Shall I create a new thread?
Actual advancements in LLM are crazy right now.
Cuckchan is filled to the brim with autist who can't code who have access to the new Meta's toy.
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>>60276
I know this is an old ass post, but has much changed for generative AI since then? If so, maybe that'd warrant a new thread.
is c.ai good

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