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What's new in the hood my niggas?

>>545510907
Kimi K2 Thinking got released today and apparently it's really, really good, at least for general purpose tasks.
How much it's good for storytelling is TBD but the non-thinking version was already pretty good so it's worth paying attention.

>>545510907
No clue but Wayfarer could be trained and quantized with all the degen coomer/gore/sound effect slop shit to make something absolutely gem of an LLM. Really, this is what needs to happen. It would make roleplays just that much more funny.

Have NAI and Sage fixed GLM slop yet?

No but deez nuts are fixed

>>545511671
can't be done
cant criticize shiterael or grn loli without a good fill
it still fights u

>randomly remember coomagedon
>If AI was bigger at the time that would have warranted video essays about how much of a unforced comedy of errors it was
>mormon was both unbelievably lucky and retarded that he murdered his golden goose when he did
>mfw

>>545513995
Now the fat mormon and his vulture stooge overcharge their customers to stay afloat. Their excuse is still muh power users I'm sure.

>>545515150
I do have to wonder what the internals look like for latitude. All the services had sporadic and at times lengthy down times, but mormon seems to be having several issues on a near daily basis.
No idea if their code monkeys are just shit, they are using bad infrastructure they won’t or can’t update, if it’s just the result of spaghetti code piling up, or just really bad luck.

>>545513210
How long will you repeat these lies?

>>545518385
until there are no more cocks left to suck

I just goon to miss granger

>>545518869
it was kinda nice
I might try sub it one of these days, since grok can also do other stuff outside of just gooning
too bad the free trials run out before the scene is finis

>>545518869
YOU CAN'T DO THAT ILLEGALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL

>>545519770
STOPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP

>>545520050
just say that its Hogwarts college, and they are all college students
the teachers in HP were called prof. as well

adventure with older women

>>545518869
In retrospect Hogwarts and the other schools would be horrible dens of depravity.
>mostly unsupervised students
>most of them are vindictive, stupid, or horny
>laundry list of spells and magic shit that is just fetish material
A bunch of students ganging up on a loser, polymorphing him into a girl they all want to bang, and then altering his memory after has got to be happening.

>>545522956
I wonder if real life boarding schools have this problem.

>>545520050
>he said calmly

too fat
>>545524073
pftf?

>>545522956
I have to assume there's probably some amount of wards or similar preventing some things. Despite the idea of going into a broom closet to make out, or the Room of Requirement that can be whatever someone wants, or even any of the empty classrooms, there wasn't one mentioned instance of an accidental pregnancy. Unless they lace the food with potions to prevent that sort of thing (or possibly libido lowering ones)?

>>545522454
Adventure with Magical Hags.

Are there any theme-specific tropes you noticed the AI love to pull out in your stories? If you write a story about two siblings, it loves to have one of them do the whole "Hey, remember that time..." reminiscing about their shared past. Which makes sense, since siblings will at times do that IRL and it's a convenient way to expand on the characters, but the AI resorts to it often enough that it still turns into a cliché.

>>545525769
When I’m writing pulp fiction kind of stuff it really likes to take a random NPC and have them be somebody my character has always known, but we are just now seeing for the first time.
I’ve had a lot of random tavern NPCs become partners we are just now talking about

Is there a way to remove the spellcheck for a single word? It like having it on but it's highlighting a name and it's pissing me off.
ALT + C as well as the option in the menu just give the option to disable or enable it altogether.

>>545527385
could try adding that name to your browser/extension's dictionary so it doesn't flag it as an error

>>545528003
That worked, thanks.

>>545525769
When I write comedy stories, the AI likes to put in nonsensical gags about how the protagonist isn't wearing any pants in a public setting. For example, I once wrote a vignette about a character boarding a plane and apropos of nothing (there was no prior indication he was undressed) it said "fortunately, my pantlessness didn't cause any problems with airport security".

>>545525105
Give me the haggest hag you have
No that's too haggy

novelai has stopped describing everything as
>an x and y z, that is both a and b
but now everytime anyone says anything they have a playful glint in their eyes

>>545537923
grim

Why does NovelAI need to monitor you 24/7 with 20 different analytics providers when the textgen UI has been frozen in place for 5 years?

less grim than your shitposting crusade
you'll still be making false claims a decade from now

>>545537923
I smash your keyboard with a playful glint in my eyes that's both a question and an answer.

>>545539503
Nobody cares.

>>545539503
how do I turn it off?

>>545539503
Are you genuinely retarded?

>>545546756
I hear a bell, it goes dingle dingle dingle.

I keep finding new autistic obsessions that I need to pay attention to when writing the story. Now I can't write a story set in a modern house anymore without first searching up pictures of houses with accompanying floor plans and making sure the story aligns with them. My brain won't let me not give a shit.

>>545547003
Writing? You're using an instruct model. You aren't writing anything.

>>545546756
How well do current models work for that?

>>545547431
Nothing prevents an instruct model from writing. Especially one setup to funciton as a writer.

>>545547664
5 years of shilling text completion says otherwise.

>>545547943
Still pretending like people liking stuff you don't qualifies as shilling?

>>545548224
Still pretending that shilling isn't shilling?

>>545548340
Nobody here has ever shilled anything, you maniacal halfwit.

>>545510585
How does hating two specific individuals bar me from using stuff made by different, unrelated people?

>>545548460
Did saga magically materialized itself in the OP out of thin air?

>>545548776
It was added because people thought it pertinent to the the thread. It's no longer in because it ceased to be relevant enough for people to discuss.
Oddly enough, you're the only person still discussing it, several months later.
Get a grip and find better things to do with your life.

>>545548776
Will you ever quit obsessing about shit that does not fucking matter? You are not a rational person.

Never forget he’s been at this for longer than it took the Great War to conclude.

>>545549114
It was added because Baker talked with Saga's owner on Reddit. Because to him the OP is a marketing tool, and he used his baking privileges to distribute favors.

>It was added because of *deranged conspiracy theory*
Get a life.

Does Claudefag not know how to prompt? Nobody who prompts would argue an instruct model can't continue an output as though it were a segment of a story it continued from.

This is what Sage understands as good writing by the way. I think he lost himself too much into his "I want purple prose" mentality that forgot to check the slop

>>545551338
How is the given example purple?

>>545520050
I still find it insane that the goodbye volcano high dev lost her job over harry potter sfm

I'm still waiting for one of you guys to post an omegaverse screen.

>>545551737
Sorry, dude, but if you want people to post your niche fetish for you, you're gonna be disappointed. I am not wasting my time prompting what other people want.

>>545551737
Do you mean just the general concept? Or is there a specific form of fiction here that you're referring to.

>>545551878
>>545552405
I'm just curious is all.

>>545550949
He accuses other of not knowing and considered that ryona slop he posted a million years ago as "good" so no, he doesn't know how to prompt.

>>545551737
Not really into that

>>545550949
The idea he has been during this so long and never picked up anything beyond whatever services he wants to try and astroturf and incorrect talking points is just kind of funny.

>>545553103
>>545552964

>>545553259
just put omegaverse and a/b/o in a blank story's metadata

>>545554087
The fun is seeing what other people come up with.

>>545555759
Try asking in communities dedicated to your niche fetish.

>>545551737
not even if you waterboarded me

>>545555826
You keep calling it my fetish when it isn't. Is this whinefag?

>>545555949
>omegaverse waterboarding
Kek.

>>545556009
In what world is a fetish where a man impregnates another man not niche?
Instead of "asking" people to prompt for you, and getting pissy when nobody does, do it yourself.

>>545556306
Yeah this is clearly the Russian trying to create a problem when there isn't one. I'll be ignoring you now.

You'll be "waiting" forever, schizo.

>>545551737
How does mpreg work anyway? I mean biologically. Does it come out of their ass? Their weiner hole? What?

>>545556702
You're thinking about it more than the average artist

>>545556702
If it worked like a hyena pseudopene, that would be funny, but also, the survival rate would be nonexistent.

>>545556702
>>545556752
>>545556878
I like to think it comes out as an egg because I think that'd be funny.

>>545556984
okay Araki, calm down

>>545557208
Shut the fuck up before I make you eat all the man eggs.

>>545556702
most material has an ass womb and they give birth via rectum

>>545557313
So no weird biology quirk then, huh? That's kinda boring.

>>545556702
depending on what the author wants/thinks is hot, omegaverse omega males either:
-have an ass uterus
-grow a vagina because their dick turns into one when they hit their omegaverse puberty, and then just have a regular uterus

>>545557756
>grow a vagina because their dick turns into one
Kinda based adding a cuntboy aspect to it, ngl.

>>545556702
When an alpha and an omega love each other very much...

>>545551737
>it's basically werewolf dom fanfiction on steroids
>find a bunch of articles and papers written by bluehairs trying to analyze it with neo-Marxist critical theory
kek

>>545559525
Shut up, whinefag.

>>545559525
That's fucking hilarious in itself. All over some made up universe created with the sole purpose of getting a bunch of smelly fujos to flick their beans.

>>545559961
Well, there's worse out there for the purpose of someone getting off to it. This, at least, can be halfway harmless.

>>545560240
Yeah. Also did you know that futa is just mens' sinister plan to destroy the female identity by adding a penis?
It's very sexist. Lol.

>>545560529
The ideal futanari has the full package. It's gender erasure to have it just be a woman with a penis, no balls, and no vagina.

>>545524786
Every child in Wizarding Britain has a charm placed on them so the Ministry knows whenever they use magic.

>>545560726
And that ties into the ideals of communism because it devalues the concept of the penis by sharing it with the opposite gender. Futa enjoyers are going down a dangerous path that could lead them to being anti-capitalist, and therefore anti american!

>>545559961
I don't think it's a coincidence that the tumblr community in the 2010s also had the most prolific creators and consumers of erotic fanfiction

>just did an alternate bad ending where the protagonist in my story wakes up in a hospital and finds out everything that happened in the story, all the memories and the happiness and people she loved were all just a coma dream, plus her sister is dead, and the AI expertly paints a horrible portrait of absolute misery, grief and depression I couldn't even come up with myself
Why do I do this

>I like it when you're stiff.
Are tween characters really this obviously horny-coded nowadays?

>>545565629
I mean if you're writing smut the AI is going to make every character horny.

>>545565927
This came out of nowhere, nothing in context related to sex, just mischievous prankster vibes.

>>545566108
That's definitely a joke I heard a lot in 5th grade, depends on the context. I don't read "young adult" fiction anymore so I don't know if it's common these days, but I would be surprised. The AI is probably just used to writing "mischievous tweens" that way.

>>545564992
Now make her wake up again, but waking up from the coma dream was just a dream.

>>545567083
I've got something mischievous 'tween my pants.

>>545520306
Doesn't the magical/mythological being rule apply here? (They are not humans since they are magically empowered characters. uh-oh, either your argument about fucking a loli goblin sticks with this one or you are going to go into the gooner jail!)
>>545524786
Why wouldn't the fuckers know abortion spells? Pretty sure their abortion practices would've been discreet with the infirmary just aborting their unwanted pregnancies.

>>545559525
As a stemfag, I always gotta wonder what humanities "research" is like. I imagine it starts similarly: you read a bunch of shit, mull over it, then get a hunch something might work. But from there in stemworld you have to turn your hunch into something concrete, and adjust if it doesn't work out, whereas for this kind of thing it seems like the goal is to just improve your rhetorical ability so that you can convince others your initial hunch was correct.

>>545567083
Wait, in what context would a 5th grader say "I like it when you're stiff"?

>>545569226
A very simple joke made by kids(mostly boys) first starting puberty, did your class not have dirty jokes? My class had to have the vice principal come in and tell us not to laugh during our first sex-ed class.

>>545569226
Funerals.

>>545568992
I think some theories in fields like history or sociology can still be somewhat falsifiable or applicable to the real world.
But I guess unlike physical sciences, there's a bigger risk of floating off into the clouds and creating elaborate theories and frameworks and circlejerking about them for decades. Kind of like pure mathematics, but with much less logical rigour to keep it contained and consistent.

>>545569623
Before sex-ed classes from where I was from we were already making dirty jokes and using words like "pussy, fuck, bitch, hoe, slut, N-word, all the racist slurs etc." in 00s. Zoomers don't have a thing on us.

>>545569623
But what's the joke? Are you at a funeral like >>545569636 and talking to the body? Do you say it after some kid says their back is stiff?

>>545568992
Typically, field research and interviews.

>>545569854
>fields like history or sociology
Sure, I have respect for those fields, and you actually have data you can go to for both - primary sources, statistics, etc. I guess I'm talking about the more literary/arts criticism type stuff like what that pic was showing.

>>545569854
>Kind of like pure mathematics
Shhhh, infinity topoi will be useful, just give us a few decades (or centuries)

>>545570224
>Do you say it after some kid says their back is stiff?
Sure? Or something like
>Dude, our teacher is being so stiff with this worksheet
>Yeah I bet you like it cause you're gay

any cool ideas for an AIR protagonist gimmick? I was thinking of having him be able to hear other people's thoughts + a related status bar that makes him go crazy depending on exposure

>>545571429
How about the ability to see people's auras which cause him to see hallucinations and shit? (Different colors = different emotions.)

>>545568992
former humanities student, in my experience a lot of it is like "(X writer) had (ABC opinions), here's why he's a dumbass/he's super fucking right actually. here's my proof I understand what X is discussing to begin with, here's the points of my argument and my evidence for what I'm arguing, probably including (work from different branch of humanities) or (things from other fields, maybe neuroscience, maybe econ or history or something in social sciences) that I think is relevant and develops my argument further for (Z reason)". Part of it is about being able to convince people of your argument, but part of it is about learning reasoning and how to construct arguments that have internal validity. Maybe your argument is kind of insane or makes you sound like a sociopath or doesn't translate to the world at large well, but are you making an argument that's composed of things that make sense for each other and would make your argument true if they were all true? Furthermore, if your argument were true, what does this affect? What can you do with this? Are you just jerking yourself off, or is this a functional framework for real-world action?
It's not really a "provable science" in that you can't, like, run a test to prove whether ideas are innate to the human mind or see whether this blood test says that Marxism is the best framework for addressing economic inequality. I think it's most valuable when combined with actual acts and not just sitting around having theories. It frustrates me sometimes because it feels like the humanities are the "think about things" field and STEM is the "do shit" field, when we have a lot of worth to put into the world to improve daily life for people when we can actually get off our asses and stop trying to construct the single uber-theory that can describe everything ever and will impress everyone else with how smart the person who made it is.

>>545572263
Humanities are the NTR field and STEM is the fucking your chick field, lmao.

>>545570660
>being so stiff with this worksheet
Is this some kind of Britishism?

>>545572873
British are known for their stiff upper lips after all.

>>545572263
I guess what I wonder is when do you decide that some argument you thought was true is no longer true. Like in science falsifiability is kind of fundamental. Is there a way to falsify arguments for this?
And I guess I should temper my previous statements in that I don't think there's NO value in this kind of stuff - falsifiability as a concept comes from philosophy via Popper, after all. My wonder is more about the methodology

>>545573930
You decide an argument is no longer true when you find a false premise, a logical flaw (it becomes invalid), or evidence that the conclusion is false, where another one supersedes it. An argument is considered "unsound" if even one of its premises is false, even if the logic itself is valid.

I feel like she's mocking me.

>>545576137
I know what kind of man you are.

>>545576352
A father, successful businessman in middle management, civic minded citizen, and supporter of local charities?

>>545576352
He's definitely straight and heterosexual kind of man.

>Something seized my tunic, and I was snapped back to reality as the material was ripped from my chest, and a cold wind raked goosebumps from my exposed body
>And, oh, those lips! They tore my shirt to pieces with their ferocity, biting my lips until the metallic tang of blood mixed with their earthy sweetness
>"These clothes...must go." She said with a crazed look on her face
So tiring...

>>545559525
Most of the time omegaverse is just horny gay werewolf fanfiction, but there's one aspect of it I really like, intelligent people being reduced to their base desires and urges.
One setting I like is (you) an alpha and (your)r coworker and rival an omega, often friendly bickering at work and being competitive with each other, but then the rut comes in and both are reduced to breeding for hours.

What is the ideal age to gender bend someone? In a prompt, of course.

>>545577653
At least there's femverse shit so its less gay. Or hell, you could go full coocoo with the gay shit and go futaverse for memes.

>>545567887
I'd probably assume they'd use a potion for that, too, but given how their society works and the somewhat implied low birth rate, I'd have to assume that having new heirs would have quite a bit of importance among the purebloods, so aborting one likely wouldn't be an accepted thing in many cases.

>>545578091
Aborting things would be seen as okay (conservative feminist terf writer after all), they wouldn't want unwanted pregnancies ruining education. They mostly keep numbers low on purpose for control and power structures so there's less infighting over inheritances and such and really just depends on the family, not everyone's a slytherin even in the pureblood sense.

>>545576624
>father
>cute little human girl
Do we need to call CPS?

>>545578475
The Weasley's seem to crank out kids like no tomorrow, but they're more lower class among wizard families

>>545578659
I wonder if they're catholic

>>545551338
>em-dash
To think I used to add them in myself during AID days... Nowadays they are all banned.

>>545578894
I don't care what anyone says about ellipses, smart quotes, and em dashes, I refuse to abstain from using them.

>>545578864
They are just working class.
>>545578659
Slytherins are the Supermacists with ties to Voldemort and others who view witches and wizards as superiors to muggles, thus they keep their purity in higher regard, others like Weasleys are more open minded and less strict about things, you can think of them as the centrists of the setting, betting there's plenty of that sort of people in the Hufflepuff families.

>>545578091
NTA, I'd kind of forgotten that in the Harry Potter universe, the ability to use magic at all is a genetic trait.
Which is different from pretty much every RPG fantasy universe where magic is a skill that can be learned by anyone, and some races are just better at it.

>Weasleys almost always father boys
>They're also very horny and have lots of kids
Why the fuck would JK Rowling say this, what was she implying? It makes me want to make a prompt exploring the kind of wizard their progenitor was.

>>545579319
>Genetic Trait.
Nope, its not, Muggleborn (Mudbloods) are generally not related to any magician in their family (or mixed in that case yeah they are Halfbloods) and are just able to practice witchcraft, being born in relation to magic user only makes it more apparent and easier to access from one's youth due to knowledge. Muggles are just people that can't use any magic and there's also people that are disabled magic users basically squibs.

I could never get into Harry Potter or the lore around it.

>>545579667
>High Testosterone wizards living in a comfy, natural relaxed environment = no stress.
>Oh gee I wonder why they be popping out only males by the bucketloads.
Its just natural process, you would have more females being born if there was stress involved or the stakes of survival were higher. They just have a comfy lifestyle.

>>545578475
Honestly, I'm surprised she's still in favor of that, though it seems the last time it really came up was a few years ago.
Power structures only go so far if you look down on outsiders enough and care about blood purity so much that it affects your choices based on the few you're not related to anymore. Few that we see even have an heir and a spare, so to speak, though it's not like our main viewpoints are widely connected to have a good knowledge of the societal makeup.

>>545579319
Heck, even Voldemort says something about every drop of magical blood being spilled is a waste. Mind you, he's as much of an outsider as you can get, but his whole thing is pretending to be pure and all that. With that, I'd have to assume that things would be different were the baby magical as opposed to being a squib.

>>545580019
They (Wizarding supremacists) act like really posh nobles from UK, you could think of them that way and it just basically clicks why they are the way they are.

>>545579763
>Muggles are just people that can't use any magic
I assumed that's because they're inherently unable to, because there are no examples of a muggle learning to use magic.
Which sounds like it's basically genetic to me; either you inherit the trait from your parents (which is likely to happen), or it occurs spontaneously like Hermione (which seems to be much more rare), or you don't have it and never will (muggles and squibs).

>>545579319
For my system, anyone can learn to harness it, in at least one of the myriad ways, as the source that facilitates it’s transmission through a given medium forms a base component of matter itself, but there’s no inherent genetic trait for it. It’s primarily a learned thing, with different people having better aptitudes for specific applications of it, alongside a better conceptual understanding of specific methods. Much like how, for certain people, music theory comes more naturally to them than it does for others. Typically, organic beings require a focus to channel it, as although the body itself qualifies as one, direct contact with certain forms of energy is kind of dangerous.

>>545580410
Unlike Muggles, Squibs can understand and interact with the magical world but they can't just cast spells. They are basically downs syndrome kids of the magical world.

>>545580570
Here's how things usually work in the wizarding world.

Voldemort was based. I agree with him. We should execute every filthy half-blood, queer, migrant, retard, freak, educator, and whore. Only then will a virtuous society manifest.
An aristocracy of the patriotic able-bodied is the only effective government. Anyone unfit to serve in the military doesn't deserve to live.

>>545582481
most of his glorious elites are cackling-mad inbred morons

>>545582702
Shut up, libtard.

The Tani did not exist. That's commie propaganda. Columbus did not do anything illegal by the standards of his time period. You blue haired freaks love to rewrite history.

>>545582793
they couldn't even kill three teenagers. drunk redneck > voldemort

Why did someone type BLYAAAAT 3 times in a row?

Skinwalker vs. Wendigo, who would win?

Reply to this post when we get any news about director mode

>A day without an orgasm is a day wasted.
Making a world of reversed gender norms is pretty nifty. All the girls are even more eager to have sex with me, their male transfer student, than normally.

>>545590887
In actual mythology skin walkers are kind of just semi magical some times lame and explicitly mortal. At least one story from the early 1900s recounts one known by name in a local community getting hit and killed by a early car.

>>545524786
isn't the way the polyjuice potion works, if you wait too long you're stuck in the transformed state?

>>545510098 (OP)
is there anything like AI Dungeon that isn't hated here and doesn't require complicated bullshit to set-up ?

>>545600515
Uh...

>>545600515
perhaps

>>545600875
>>545601830
It's been a while.

Using my old prompts and GLM seems to have trouble reading my lorebooks, would it prefer prose to the
Name:
Appearance:
Personality:
Format?

>>545600975
man that is some "ah ah mistress"-tier writing quality, God damn
>>545603726
I've had the best results with
----
"Character name"
"Paragraph of prose"
The system prompt specifies the "----"

>>545603660
>>545603830
I laughed as soon as I saw the pic.

>>545603830
like seriously wtf is this
>*lrk walks into his personal quarters and modeling setup station entirely nude both of his dicks begin to peak out of the slit and his balls dangling and his entire body, dripping with paint standing on the small section of flooring that is entirely a grate as he would then stare down the character that has won the Lucky platinum ticket before pulling the hose out from the wall, attaching a shower nozzle onto it and tossing it towards his new intern*

>So this is the new intern, alright wash this paint off of me or the outcome is not gonna be pretty

>>545604060
Irk help me

>This is your wife, you fou d this horse extremely attractive even though it was a male, you'd kiss it, fuck it and just love him, but since you mostly fucked him, he might as well be the wife. And he was, you decided one day to marry him, which he nodded happily, you and him got married, and everything was perfect...until, you realized you couldn't satisfy him, so you decided to be his cuck and watch him get fucked by other horses.

https://char-archive.evulid.cc/#/chub/Anonymous/character/wife-32c0f591bedd

heckin esl babble

Grok 4 seem cool
if only it doesnt cost 300 fucking dollars a month

Is there something like a generic fantasy adventure prompt on the club? I have an idea but I don't know how to write adventure stuff.

>>545607106
wtf it's too lewd I hate this

>>545607659
Larion

>>545607659
You are a knight living in the kingdom of Larion. You have a steel longsword and a wooden shield. You are on a quest to defeat the evil dragon of Larion. You've heard he lives up at the north of the kingdom. You set on the path to defeat him and walk into a dark forest. As you enter the forest you see

>>545608264
it won't be the same if the model doesn't kill you instantly

>>545604376
>Greeting 1: getting cucked while on a walk
>Greeting 2: getting farted on while having sex
>Greeting 3: getting humiliated on valentines
>Greeting 4: happy birthday, have a fart sandwich
>Greeting 5: Merry Christmas! We got a got a gift for you a GIANT BIG BLACK HORSE READY TO BREED wifey IN FRONT OF YOU
https://youtu.be/9Deg7VrpHbM

Does anyone else have an issue where NAI decides to no longer acknowledge input and keeps trying to start it's own story?

>>545609697
That's not something I've seen before at least. I'd suspect something is going wrong with context or settings. Is it something that only happens with a specific story, so does it go away when you switch stories?

>>545610572
Specific stories, ones with overly large context I think.

>>545610732
Is it consistent on rerolls? You could either share one of those stories so people can try to reproduce it (by downloading it and getting a .story file that you could then catbox and share) or go diving into the probabiltiies to try and figure out where it's getting distracted. You could also just look at the context viewer and see if something sticks out there.

>>545610951
I'll try the cobtext viewer first, thanks.

>>545600305
No, you're just on a time limit before automatically transforming back. I'd thought it was just a strict one hour limit, but apparently it depends on how well you brewed it, ranging between 10 minutes and 12 hours. If it was a thing of getting stuck that way, then Barty Crouch Junior wouldn't have transformed back from looking like Moody after being in his form for most of a school year.
You might be thinking about getting stuck if either the drinker or the ingredient of who you want to transform into isn't fully human, perhaps.

>>545614876
I really wonder why they didn't go into much Transfiguration magic
You'd think there'd be some cosmetic-type transfiguration spells

>>545614949
love yourself chud
healthy all shapes

>>545537923
it stopped doing that
now everything is not just a, it's also b

>>545617247
It isn't not a slop, it's based.

>>545618795
I've read that pattern so many times, it's made my teeth ache

Does anyone still use NAI web or have you all move on to API with frontend?
I dont know which is ultimately cheaper tho
per token or monthly
I remember buying sudowrite and i burn though them so fast that I never resub
then they got rid of cunny too

>>545622390
I use NAI web

>>545614949
Maybe McGonagall doesn't teach that sort of Transfiguration in class much since she doesn't want to have the students start trying to transfigure themselves all willy-nilly. So instead most of them would use Charms to cover up instead. But it would not surprise me if higher level cosmetology (which probably has some more magical name) would involve transfiguring patches of skin to be smaller and more elastic, shrinking fat deposits, and stuff like that. Though there's probably also skin salve recipes for housewives to mix up at home that work for some of those things.
Overall, there's a lot of spells and such that probably should have been mentioned, even just in an offhand manner, to help flesh out the world a bit more. What sort of spells and such are Lavender and Parvati reading about in the periodicals and testing to see what makes them the most appealing? What glamor spells might Lockhart have been using to win Witch Weekly's Most Charming Smile award? What might Molly use when she wants to surprise Arthur after a long day of work? (They had seven kids, she must have options.) I suppose part of that comes from the three most main characters all not being particularly into that sort of thing. Hermione only gets into it for a moment for the Yule Ball, mostly just with Sleekeazy's on her hair.

>tfw finally pull trigger for supergrok sub cause I can ERP with it on top of general AI yabbing
>also Ani and there is new waifu as well
>turn out companion is still iOS only
fuck elon its been fucking months

>>545622904
>the guy is chinese
lel

I don't know why people keep pretending like the world's soo-to-be trillionaire gives a fuck about anything but money and forcing his weird political views down everyone's throats.

>>545622904
How censored is it? Do they let you say the nigger word?

>>545622390
I used primarily API + Frontend until the past two weeks during which I subbed to NAI. Will keep my subscription only for a month, though. GLM 4.6 was good enough to justify the $25 purchase and I got to finally play around with imagegen 4.5, but by the time mine expires in two weeks, we'll either have or won't be long away from better open source models being dropped and I got my fill of imagegen.

>I dont know which is ultimately cheaper tho
Good per-token models are incredibly cheap now. It's cheaper unless you're a turbo, extreme, heavy-weight daily power-user. And even then, a model like Deepseek v3.2, especially with caching, will probably STILL come under $25 per month unless you, idk, spam nothing but super high context requests.

>>545622390
I have a SillyTavern setup connected to OpenRouter and some money in there and was primarily playing with that and DeepSeek during the later Erato days, but with GLM on NAI I primarily went back there. I just really like the UI and its workflow. It's most likely more expensive on a pure textgen level than simply using OR, but I also like using the imagegen, so that makes NAI a good combo deal for my purposes since I can't do good local imagegen with my setup.
Also DeepSeek V3.2 providers on OR have been very fucking annoying recently, constantly throwing "too many requests" errors and shit and I just don't want to deal with that.

I'm ESL and I can't even tell if something is slop or not.

>>545623174
I look forward to their fine-tune and more teaser updates to Director Mode.

>>545623030
It say no real world child abuse
It also say no bestiality but I can have my owner washing my horse cock just fine
so maybe fictional children are all fine?
I would still make throw away twitter account tho if you want to ERP with grok, API or web
just in case you get into a beef with elon decades later, and he pull out your ERP logs

>>545623345
XAI doesn't log personal data. NAI does.

>>545623820
maybe its BSing me but I wouldn't doubt if they do log your ERP session

>>545623820
>XAI doesn't log personal data
Nigga

>>545623986
XAI doesn't log your data. Unlike NAI, the site doesn't have any trackers, and they don't sell your data for personalized ads. Everything is guaranteed to be private and your money funds continued development and isn't wasted on hookers and blow.

>>545624004
XAI's ToS are very clear and straightforward. They don't log any of your data. Musk is based like that. A man of the people who always honors his word. Unlike NAI.

>>545624259
Based! He's like a real life Tony Stark!!

>>545623986
Accessing Grok through X, you have a private option in the upper right corner that says
>This chat won’t appear in your history and will not be used to train models.

This means by default, they log everything. Otherwise they wouldn't be able to train models with your conversations. And even the private mode claims they only won't use it to train, rather than not logging altogether. They presumably keep all logs at least for a certain time period, likely as a safeguard in case of some legal issue arising.

>>545625640
I asked grok itself
it said that they still logged your chat and it still tied to your ID for at least 30days for safety and legal reason
but once 30 pass it is still possible to dig it up if they are really try to look for it
it just wont appear on your history so you dont have to waste time to delet your erp session everytime you need a quickie on your family ipad
so yeah private is only for you not for them

>>545625983
Makes sense. Every single major AI company whose primary focus is making competitive models logs because the incentives just make it stupid not to do so. Having data, and especially data that other AI companies don't have access to, is too important for them to pass on.

>>545622390
I moved to Deepseek 3.2 since it came out. $0.028/1M input is very cheap for its 600B+ size.

>There was a new, sharp scent, an ozone-free tang of ozone
I'm not even mad, that's just funny. Something to reroll, but funny. I do wonder why that's a thing that gets reached for so readily as a smell by this model, though.

>>545628283
It seems to be a specifically Chinese thing where the smell of ozone is a stand-in for energy, electricity, that sort of thing, so it represents a charged atmosphere, power in the air, etc. At least that's what I've heard.

>>545625640
>>545625983
>>545627024
>>545628054
>>545628283
>>545629121
Why are you lying? Grok doesn't log.

Concept: a vampire wedding planner, in a comedic slice of life story, featuring flubs like not remembering that wanting lots of natural light might not be healthy for them anymore.
(That is to say, a vampire who is a wedding planner for normal people, not a wedding planner for vampires, though that could also be funny.)

>smells if not ozone
>punch to the gut
>chill down my spine
>electric tingle down my body
>gut wrenching howl
>stomach drops
pepe the frog looking at you.png
slop

>>545631985
Incorrect. It's a good writing. A tried and tested. A peak of modern literature.

>>545632595
a tried and tested what
that is a predicate with no subject

Can Grok write fanfic for me as long as it doesn't involve children? Is women respecting allowed?

>>545632871
API most certainly.
Dunno about using the official frontends but I've seen people get some really explicit stories out of it shortly after Grok 3 was released. You'll probably need to tell it to ignore rules against NSFW yadda yadda first, though.

>>545632871
Grok is better than NAI ever will be.

>>545609267
>happy birthday, have a fart sandwich
That's going to be my new catchphrase.

>>545607106
This is still somehow cheaper than AI Dungeon's max tier.

>>545607106
Grok 4 doesn't cost that much. Grok 4 *Heavy* does. Heavy is xAI's competitor to OpenAI's O3/GPT-5 Pro, which itself is also highly priced (but slightly cheaper at $200 instead of $300). Both use a fuckload of reasoning to get high-precision tasks done well. It's overkill for any sort of smut, even if obviously it's going to be better.

>>545643873
I can get equivalent results from 25, and less, a month on OpenRouter with Chinese open source models.

If I subscribe to NAI, can I hook their GLM 4.6 and Imagegen up to Sillytavern, or do I need to use their website frontend?

I'm kinda curious about their imagegen model and want to see if it's better than all the local shit like Illustrious.

>>545648814
yeah you can, just go into account settings and generate an API key

>>545648814
NAI has an API option under User Settings > Account, yes.
Don't know if you can hook up their imagegen to ST, but you can certainly use their text models that way.

>>545648814
Grok is better.

>>545650154
Groksucker

>>545650154
can I sub to supergrok and still use it for API?
I still want to play with Ani

>>545655053
Yes, and cheaper than NAI.

>>545655312
actually no I just look it up
so the supergrok subscription only give you access to the web/app grok
API will charge you per token

>>545655765
But it is the service of our time.

>>545655876
maybe when you can use Ani on Androids
until then elon can go fuck himself

>>545656014
You're talking to our resident nigger, he doesn't want to help anyone.

>>545656014
Elon is the servicer who services our needs which are to be serviced by the service of our time which is Grok. Grok is the service, yes, the service that serves in the time of now. Which is my time, your time, and our time. Service.

>>545522956
>>545518869
HP bros, please. Tell me you have actual good cards and lorebooks for local. Everything I've found is dogshit and I'm too new/retarded to write my own things.

>>545655765
Read it again. It clearly says it allows what you day it doesn't.

https://char-archive.evulid.cc/#/booru/homunculus/Zombie%2520Boy+pygmalion1711

https://char-archive.evulid.cc/#/booru/jiriro7912/pathetic%2520lion+pygmalion1746

I just looked at the character archive's source code. It's quite interesting.

>>545623345
>It say no real world child abuse
I'm not sure how one would use an AI model for real world child abuse.

GLM is noticeably dumber with sages prompt. Which doesn't really come as a surprise, but I did try my best to go into this as unbiased as I could.

It's worse at keeping track of where my MC left her clothes for exhibitionism stories, it has the guy try to talk to girls that are explicitly described as mindless sluts, etc. I tested for a few rerolls and base GLM consistently gets it, while sage's prompt makes it shit the bed.

>>545664308
I guess by asking it how to abuse a child? I wouldn't put it past some unga bunga retards out there

>>545664626
There's a retard that uploaded actual CP to ChatGPT last year and got arrested that way. Think it was a dad and (adult) son, too.

>>545664316
It's what I've been saying, his first prompt was better. He focused too much into "good prose" and fucked it up

New update anons

>>545672769
Do you have his first prompt?

>>545673020
I'm not sure but I think it was this?
https://pastebin.com/ep4CNd9H
This one from that passive agressive fag was quite good too >>545061558
Also, try mine and tell me how it goes https://files.catbox.moe/orar7k.scenario

>>545672979
good

>>545673762
Thanks, but I need a day of use for each before giving out judgments. I'll try them all out, though.

Where's the poll?

>>545683505
sweltering

>>545623820
>NAI does
All of my self-insert Hinata and Sakura netori slop will forever haunt NovelAI. . . .

>>545623820
It's amazing how a tech-let this guy can be in an AI thread from all places

>>545672979
I dont mind the repetitive names, bad things usually end up happening to them in my stories anyway. But ozone and "pure, unadulterated ___" can go and stay go

>>545672979
Cool. I hope, in time, they reintroduce phrase bias. A lot of -isms would be literally painless to eradicate with it.

>>545691471
It's illegal to speak ill of your king, master, and father.

>>545510098 (OP)
The poll for this month’s Theme Event is now open! Go vote‼

https://strawpoll.ai/poll/vote/BNifv3s0lgwY

I felt Historical, Alternate History, and Native Americans/Colonialism/Thanksgiving were distinct enough to include: one for authentic historical period pieces in general, one for scenarios that diverge from an authentic period piece, and one set during a specific period on a specific day, which doesn’t necessarily have to be authentic.

>>545094965
Alas, we had that back in February.

>>545695708
If we're going Historical we might as well spec into Thanksgiving and Colonialism and brown native cuties

OpenAI in shambles yet again
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2025/11/oddest-chatgpt-leaks-yet-cringey-chat-logs-found-in-google-analytics-tool/

>>545701139
The same analytics NAI uses. Prepare for the leaks, fuckmongers.

>>545701228
retard

>>545701228
didn't know NAI runs a google search with every prompt

>ban 'Lyra' and 'Elara'
>story introduces 'Lira' and 'Elira'

The token ban bias flopped. NAI won't be able to fix the slop. Unsub and use Grok. He's the only one who will save America from its own destruction. Tuesday was a horrible day for everyone on my team. The team of the righteous will become victorious once again over the food thieves and swindlers on the left. I believe in the Leader. He will break your spirits and usher in a new age of greatness. Him and Vance will rape you into submission.

>>545707564
>can be sexy

>>545709281
I don't see how fucking radioactive mutated chewing gum can NOT be sexy.

>>545709480
Exactly. It either is or it isn't, there is no "can"

>>545708889
>delusional shitpost: the futility of your existence

>>545701228
But enough about Russia!

>>545701228
>Anon, we have the chatlogs
>why did you keep making Aqua Teen Hunger Force and Teen Titans crossovers? The Aqua Teens don't even live on New Jersey no more

I am too lazy. Give me a list of what logits to ban.

Got Gemini to make a quick tokenization script for GLM 4.6: https://files.catbox.moe/fpdpem.7z
Instructions:
- Download, extract to a separate folder
- Install python (if you haven't already)
- Open your preferred command line interface in that folder
- pip install transformers
- py test_tokenization.py "Text here"

https://char-archive.evulid.cc/#/chub/Necrod/character/denny-eb52c9877c53
That review made me laugh.

>>545719498
Neat

>>545721884
I don't know why, but I read that slop review as a cursive, fancy slop

>>545723293
I want to rescue them :(

>>545723801
Don't worry, I sent them all to live on a farm where they can run and play.

>>545724805
:(

Something I don't understand is why these system prompts are treating GLM as if it were a thinking model. It doesn't “scan” the text before sending it.
Reading peoples' custom system prompts and seeing them treat it like they're talking with a chat bot makes me question if people even know what tool they're using

>>545731558
I don't know what tool YOU'RE using but I'm using a Phillips head screwdriver.

>>545731558
Man, I don't get it either. I've been doing pretty good with my Red/Yellow/Green list one though

This is basically paying a guy $25 a month for a machine that jingles keys in your face. And I keep doing it. The keys jangle very well.

>>545738167
It's worth it if the jingling keys make me cum hard.

>>545695708
Most of the prompts I’ve made have been many of these three topicd. Surprised they are options now, didn’t know they were popular. Probably won’t post though.

adverbs are fine

What kind of adventures have you been working on?

check your anus

>>545740343
a medieval fantasy surface world as one of the many possible exits from the great labyrinth I've been working on since the AID days

>>545664316
It has 2.3k tokens lol. Of course it's going to fuck up the model's capacity to adhere to detail. The whole point of System Prompts is that they strongly affect the output relative to everything else. If you have a whole laundry list of instructions pulling the model in all sorts of directions, it's not a surprise it's less likely to pick the right token based on some minor detail in the story. It's working under several dozen guidelines that it factors in at all times.

This is why System Prompts should be as succinct as possible. Ideally below 700 tokens.

As a reminder, now that the poll is open for this month's theme, now is the time to do some advertisement to those voting on why they should want to write for the the theme you prefer. Why are you excited for the theme you want? Do you already have ideas in mind to catch someone's imagination?

>>545743085
Why do am*ricans think we give a shit about their turkey holiday celebrating their unwashed ancestors bringing disease and ruin to the American continent?

>>545743252
So which of the themes are you excited about? What might you want to write about?

>>545743252
Sir this is a McDonald's drive-thru.

>>545744189
Yes, America is in fact a McDonald's drive thru

>>545743252
Your vote counts :)

Textgen update when

>>545759991
did we not just get one?

How come the North American natives never organized into empires like they did in Mexico and South America?

>>545764695
they did
The Iroquois Confederacy

Be honest, is it worth resubbing? Especially as someone who hasn't partaken of a the lotus?

>>>/v/725288973
People are beginning to realize that NovelAI is selling their data...

>>545766049
Depends on how free you are with your money. It's more fun to play around with than Erato. You could always just try the 10$ sub and test it out, the lower context doesn't really matter when you're just trying stuff out. Otherwise, if money's tight and you can't just blow a month's sub on a whim, wait. They're still working out the kinks and the finetune is still coming.

>>545766049
Local imagegen is better
You can get GLM 4.6 on z.ai for the same price with higher context and other features.
So no unless you can't run local imagegen.

>>545765583
There were more organised states than the Iroquois confederacy along the Mississippi and their cultures, famous examples of city states along the river are Cahokia.

For them, we don’t know what language they spoke as it was likely a multicultural and diverse place but it was likely a muskogean language rather than an algic language as the people who spoke those languages migrated later and pushed the Muskogean speakers south, also around the time when the Mississippian city states were in decline or abandoned.

Mesoamerica also didn’t really have a centralised empire in most of its history (exception: Purepecha) as most empires were tributary based in that losing rulers regularly paid the winners with people or resources but maintained their way of governance and rulers.

I think a true Pre-columbian empire with a centralised government is the Inca, they’re administration was pretty cool and they attempted to ‘quechua-ify’/homogenise their empire like many other empires across the old world, I think they had llamas, roads networks, and quipu to thank for that.

There are more cultures across the Americas that had something also close to states that I will have to leave out. Feel depressed how much culture got wiped out. I love writing alternate history scenarios of them.

>>545767659
You don't need a sub when OpenRouter exists.

>>545769250
Have any that you'd like to share?

>>545770549
Nope. I did mention some of the premises of my prompts in some older threads but that’s all I’m willing to share.

>>545771663
Selfish fuck.

Dead thread btw

>>545786449
it is?

>>545767201
Repeating a lie won't make it come true, you obsessed sperg. Why do you enjoy spamming this "dead" thread?

>>545740343
wolf girl slave maid /ss/

>>545740343
Mostly gay shit.

>>545743252
See >>545582845

What do you put in the "tags" part of ATTG?

>>545802559
can be sexy

>>545802559
AO3 tags

>>545764695
When asking "why didn't group X develop an advanced civilization", you've got like three choices of explanation that you can give varying weight to:
>The racist's explanation: their genetics made them less disposed to complex organization
>The geographic determinist's explanation: the climate/geography/local flora and fauna of where they lived was incapable of or less ideal for forming a large civilization.
>The absurdist's explanation: Chance or random occurrences (or divine ordainment if you're theologically minded) just made it so nobody in that region organized into large structures

>>545803660
Is adding le funny and quirky tags a viable way of outlining your story?

>>545803660
Is it a good idea to remind it of your average AO3 prose, though?

>>545804571
My pet theory is closest to the third one, maybe somewhat dependent on the second one, and it's basically "did someone in that group happen to manage to discover, use, and spread agriculture".
Farming keeps people in one place and allows permanent settlements to exist around the farms, and that's how cities start.

>>545804571
>why didn't group X develop an advanced civilization
Because they're a band. Eediyote.

>>545804571
You also need collective schizophrenia and religion to bind large groups of people cohesively.

>>545806518
It seems like religions get created by civilizations though, not before them

>>545804571
Also with the Americas in particular there's a pretty significant time difference between when they were settled and when the old world "cradles of civilization" were settled.

>>545806078
Yeah that's pretty much how I feel about it. Like the Inuit were never gonna form massive cities in the arctic, but in reasonable environments it just kinda took some people stumbling on the right plants/animals to domesticate

How do people use chatbots for therapy? Having a bot validate me and assure me that my life experiences do matter, just doesn't mean much to me. It's not the same as a person caring. Probably because I recognize that it's incapable of really caring just fakes everything.

>>545804874
It can't be worse than the usual slop we have now.

>>545807569
I don't see a geographical reason that North American natives south of 45 couldn't have figured out farming. I'm guessing they just got unlucky.

>>545806787
Common religious beliefs is what unites neighboring villages and tribes for long enough to make large agricultural projects and do complex organization though. Gobleki Tepe is like 7 thousand years older than the egyptian pyramids

>>545809481
The Mississipians had agriculture. Their civilization just collapsed from climate crises, overuse of resources, soil depletion, and deforestation contributing to societal decline and essentially civil warfare, and the introduction of disease by the Spanish further contributing to a civilization already in crisis.

>>545809481
They did figure out farming though. The Mississipian culture grew maize and other stuff. One thing they notably lacked were good draft animals, though.

>>545810593
>had massive hordes of bison they used as food and clothes and shelter for 14,000 years
>nobody anywhere in the entire continent ever domesticated it
Holy skill issue

>>545810978
People in modern times have barely managed to domesticate bison. It's like the zebra vs horse issue.

>>545810978
Domestication is not an entirely top-down process driven by humans. The animal species must be biologically prepared for it. Compare the cortisol levels produced by domesticated animals and their current sem-feral counterparts, and that of undomesticated animals. All things considered, a wolf still produces far less cortisol than a zebra does. Which is why zebras aren't domesticated.
Even modern attempts at domesticating bison are limited to keeping them in a pen to wander around in, as they're too herd-oriented, inclined to migration, and generally unruly. There's a reason why current farmers stick to cows, dude.

>>545811568
To add onto this, you can sort of specialized breeding for it, but that requires far more intensive effort and planning than what was possible at the time, given the resource limitations of a primarily nomadic culture who became sedentary fairly late, and then when that failed, returned to nomadism. For comparison, although aurochs were much less herd-inclined. Which is the key factor here. Thirty aurochs is simpler to manage and facilitate the beginnings of domestication through selective breeding than tens of thousands of bison, especially given, based on historical sources, auroch bulls didn't typically travel with the herd. Meaning that you could separate the females and their calfs, and docilize them.

Can someone please share their WH40K world info/lorebook with me? Muchos gracias.

>>545804571
Weirdly enough I feel like backpacking gave me a greater appreciation for the importance of geography in history. There's a bunch of stuff that makes logical sense but is sometimes hard to fully appreciate when just looking at a bunch of maps from the comfort of a modern home.
Even when it's just me and some friends in the woods trying to get from point A to point B, a few lines on the map can be the difference between an easy 20 mile day or a grueling 8 mile day. I often think then about people who had to actually live off that land, or generals who had to figure out how to move a whole army with all their gear to some destination. It makes me believe much more that something as simple as where a river is located can have big effects on how things turned out.

>>545811568
How come Asian niggas managed it then

>>545815686
Asians had horses and cattle, dude.

>>545815686
Asians have water buffalos, not grass buffalos.

>>545815686
The average size of a water buffalo herd is typically 10 to 30 individuals. In other words, equivalent to aurochs. They were also domesticated by sedentary peoples who practiced agriculture for the past several thousand years. This is roughly comparable to the length of time it took to domesticate cattle in the Middle East, India, China, and Europe.

>>545815686
fox women helped them

>>545810978
Also there is in fact a species of bison is Europe, that was also never domesticated. All the Europeans managed to do was almost hunt them to death.

>>545816767
>European bison are less tameable than the American ones, and breed with domestic cattle less readily
Yikes. I notice they had smaller herds, but the fact Europeans already had cattle is probably why no attempts were made to domesticate them. It makes sense that they'd primarily serve as a hunting target.

>>545810978
Are there any fictional series that reimagine native American cultures as empires with cool shit like war bisons and the like?

>>545817271
Not exactly the same but ck2 there's a dlc that has the aztecs come over and invade western Europe, Mongolian style

tfw no deadpan goth loli zombie gf

I've been having fun with GLM, although it has all been discussion-focused back-and-forths between a couple characters rather than adventures or action or anything else. Always one location, and eventually I roll back and start over from the beginning of the scenario.
I've got no ideas for a prolonged story. Damnit... Curse my slice of life obsession.
>Couldn't get captcha
Could you fuck right off.

>>545819296
Buy an ad.

>>545817271
If the natives get war bison then the pilgrims get war turkeys

>>545824091
I want to fuck that turkey.

https://char-archive.evulid.cc/#/definition?source=chub&type=character&path=Anonymous%252Fhorrible-horrible-horse-c918bca63093

One thing I wish NAI would add:

An option to bulk edit/import logit biases, system prompts, and presets. If anyone has the means, tell the people on their cord.

>>545826602
It'd be a nice copypasta.

>>545825260
fuck horses

>>545819042
Truly God gives his hardest battles to his strongest warriors

>>545825260
...pretar...?

>>545817271
I think i know one that basically transforms Mesoamerica into one sci-fi empire, but that’s all I know.

I’m trying to write some alternate history that mostly centers around changing the destiny of certain chinese dynasties, cause I’m Chinese, like having the Tang being able to help the last Sassanid Prince reconquer all of Persia, obtaining permanent influence in Central Asia and a permanent tributary/ally in Persia.

One of these involve the Song being able to somehow undergo a level of industrialisation. With independent merchants plus state-sanctioned voyages using ships with their steam powered engines to explore the globe, eventually encountering regions such as Australia and the Americas.

They could set up multiple trading and mining posts across continents which act as a permanent point of entry for a slower form of columbian exchange to occur plus the exchange of technology, which would give natives 500 years of old world exposure before Columbus, giving certain tribes time time to consolidate into city states, kingdoms, then empires, etc. when they couldn’t do before.

Existing empires may fall apart sooner due to diseases or rise even further, I imagine a revived Toltec may have to contend with the migration of the Aztecs near to their homeland shooting at them atop horses with firelances, the Wari and Tiwanaku may end up surving their catastrophes and survivors launch a full scale war against the other, Mississippian city states may unite under a militaristic ruler, etc.

>>545832294
This was a good post

>>545841354
Sorry, I deleted it as I felt I had shared too much about my scenarios. I had mentioned earlier that I wasn’t willing to share much of it because of… reasons.

>>545817271
I think i know one that basically transforms Mesoamerica into one sci-fi empire, but that’s all I know.

I’m trying to write some alternate history that mostly centers around changing the destiny of certain chinese dynasties, cause I’m Chinese, like having the Tang being able to help the last Sassanid Prince reconquer all of Persia, obtaining permanent influence in Central Asia and a permanent tributary/ally in Persia.

One of these involve the Song being able to somehow undergo a level of industrialisation. With independent merchants plus state-sanctioned voyages using ships with their steam powered engines to explore the globe, eventually encountering regions such as Australia and the Americas.

They could set up multiple trading and mining posts across continents which act as a permanent point of entry for a slower form of columbian exchange to occur plus the exchange of technology, which would give natives 500 years of old world exposure before Columbus, giving certain tribes time time to consolidate into city states, kingdoms, then empires, etc. when they couldn’t do before.

Existing empires may fall apart sooner due to diseases or rise even further, I imagine a revived Toltec may have to contend with the migration of the Aztecs near to their homeland shooting at them atop horses with firelances, the Wari and Tiwanaku may end up surving their catastrophes and survivors launch a full scale war against the other, Mississippian city states may unite under a militaristic ruler, etc.

>>545842813
Yeah man, I get it

>>545849087
Thanks, wanna make out?

>>545849024
Why did you repost it?

>>545849631
Feels good but makes a big mess.

>>545849717
Bum, I’ll never post info again

>wonder why the AI is trying to steer my story in a weird direction that has little to do with what I type
>check my memory, realize I copy and pasted my ATTG and summary from another story and forgot to edit it before I started writing
I am retarded

>>545855375
Happens to the best of us.

They literally just updated the new model to allow logit biases a few days ago, retard.

It’s not considered ‘doing something’ unless they make a new in-house model.

>>545522956
Wizards in the Potterverse already have highly advanced AI waifus in the form of living photographs. I'm sure the boys at hogwarts secretly take pictures of the girls there and trade them with each other.
>Hey bro, I still have one from 1st year Hermione, I'll trade it for your pic of the Parvati twins.

>>545863583
That's actually kind of fucked now that I think about it. What would happen if you used a magic spell to 'photoshop' them into a different scene, would they act differently? Could you torture photograph people into giving you all of the secrets of the person that was photographed?

Another thing I've noticed GLM seems to really like I don't think anyone's mentioned yet: water stains on ceilings.

>>545860245
Then they won't ever "do something" again, as they are on record that they are never making a new in-house model ever again, because they don't have the resources to do that. You can fuck off forever now, shitposter.

>>545872370
>his waifu doesn't cum so hard it reaches the ceiling
NGMI

>>545872370
Never saw that one. No, really, not once. Using default system prompt. I see plenty of ozone and Elara's, but no ceiling stains. Weird...

>>545859482
They didn't update a new model, they just put bias and min_p on it.

>>545872370
watery grey sunlight

>>545872551
Maybe it's a thing because I have dirty, introspective scenes, but I've had multiple stories where there was a break in a conversation in some dingy office or motel room or whatever and one character just looked up at the ceiling and then there was a water stain there.

>>545872794
You're an idiot. GLM is the newest model they offer. Kindly shut the fuck up if you have no interest in using the thread like a normal person without a vendetta would.

>common turns of phrase and objects are... le common??!!!
>AAAAIEEEE I'M LOSING MY MIND

>>545873286
Claude, Grok, and AI Dungeon never repeat itself.

>>545873286
This. It isn't a slop, it's a stock phrase. A best practice. A 好经thing.

Is the NAI screenshot tool not working?

>>545875174
Works just fine for me. Does it only not work on one story or all of them?

>>545875496
All. Maybe an extension or something I have.

I think i completely fucked up my prompt and i need to do too much work to fix it and i just can't.. maybe i should just use lorebooks for my characters and make new story and see how it goes..?

>>545876336
Lorebooks are a good tool, highly recommend that you use them if you're someone like me who repeatedly runs new scenarios/stories with the same set of characters
Also saves you the trouble of needing to describe certain traits like personality, appearance etc every time

Is there any card/jb/prefill someone wants to share that will make my SillyTavern behave like google AI studio when I connect to a gemini api key?

>>545876489
Yeah i'll just edit lorebooks a bit and make a new story, i just killed my story with different models and settings

>>545875684
It's Firefox. Tried it in with stuff disabled, tried private, tried it in mobile Firefox.
Nothing. Chrome however works fine.

>>545877075
Make sense. NAI now collects your data so it won't work well with Firefox.

>>545877521
Do you ever do anything productive with your time?

Fucking jannies are slacking off these days.

>>545877825
Just report and hide. NAIshills will get bored eventually.

>>545877736
I wouldn't even give the faggot a (you).
He'll spam this for a few weeks before he remembers some other shitpost material and moves back to spamming that.

He already posted this trash before, then some random polls, and now he's back to this. His brain can only handle one thing at a time.

>>545877974
He was talking about you, dipshit. NAIshill this, NAIshill that, all you do 24/7 is shit up the thread with lies and slander about a service for things you have never once used in your entire damn life. You don't post images. You don't post stories. You don't post logs, either, when you spam the pertinent threads. Your sole purpose is to shit up every AI-related thread on 4chan.

>>545877075
That is weird, since i'm running Librewolf, a Firefox fork that if anything should be more restrictive than base FF and everything works fine. Wonder if it's a recent update thing maybe.

>>545851108
I'll shed one Navajo tear over it.

>>545863583
>>545869590
A portrait might be closer as far as being an AI, honestly. While not a perfect recreation of their subject, unless they've spent a lot of time with them to learn, they can at least speak and learn. Photos can move and sometimes react a bit to the viewer (waving, nodding, shuffling aside so others in the shot can be seen better), but are silent and most only are a gif, essentially. But there's a lot less info on them than portraits.
What I will say is that if whatever equivalent to Playboy exists in universe uses the type of photograph that can react somewhat for its centerfolds, their magazines would likely have a higher cost but have a longer shelf life, even with limited interaction. Those pictures would be more likely to go along with certain things due to what they were photographed doing. Not as a blackmail thing; they're already (presumably consensually) having their pictures taken in some state of undress, they'd be more likely to undress, etc. Whereas a picture of a firstie is likely to not want to be involved with anything.

>>545879537
What if you cast the imperius curse on them

They had to have nerfed Kayra to make the new model look better right? I swear it wasn't always this bad

>>545880231
Is there a mind to control within an image, though? An animation charm of some sort might be a better start, I'd think.

>>545880974
Old models suffer from rotational velocidensity and lose parameters the longer they are in storage.

>>545869590
It's probably been something like two decades since I watched the movies but for some reason I'm almost certain there has been at least one gag where a character in a painting is shocked by whatever they see which causes them to 'leave' the picture by basically just running outside of the frame
I have no idea if established canon touches on whether or not the characters in the paintings or photographs are sentient but I guess it seems like they have the option to just fuck off if they want to? No clue honestly

Would the Harry Potter Universe be considered Alternate History where magic exists and people out of britain purely consist of caricatures of their countries/races?

wew, the dalle threads on /v/ have gotten really schizo

>>545886109
they've been getting mired for the past half year or so with bottom of the barrel tier shit stirring ye

>>545886109
They're infested with NAI shills that ended up killing the thread.

>>545886109
That's what happens when you get btfo'd by NovelAI

>>545886631
>>545887458
Why do you insist on inserting yourself into conversations where your input is unwanted? Fuck off and quit stirring shit with other boards just so you can come back and shit this one up.
Nobody here condones your insanity.

>>545882817
Apparently not. Never read the books, but I went down a tism rabbit hole.
Some countries apparently still exist like Translvania being mentioned as a sovereign nation.
Apparently the hand-wave explanation is that the wizards still recognize plenty of countries and nation states that are long gone from the regular world.

Which has some really funny implications of long gone governments and dynasties that had a handful of wizards in their mix.
>alright everyone we got a hell of a quidditch
>please give a warm welcome to the mountain wizards of The Principality of Ryazan
>they have been on a real winning streak since 1379
>and their challengers everyone’s favorite underdogs since 1945, the occultist of Nazi Germany

>>545887568
who do you think you are buddy? I'm just stating the pure facts. Dall-E got btfo'd by NovelAI and every other model under the sun bub.

>>545887568
I know that OccultSaga made you.

>>545887572
Does the Wizarding World recognize the state of Israel? What magic school do young Israeli witches and wizards attend, what kind of magic do they teach over there?

>>545568992
>>545573930
A lot of the humanities stuff you see in the media/journalism/that wiki article is pretty far removed from what the actual scholarly work in these subjects looks like. Depending on what you research, you're doing interviews and surveys, or you're trying to understand ancient inscriptions or whatever. It's empirical work: You gather the available evidence on X, then try to accurately describe how X is, then try to explain why X is the way it is. There are standardized methods for how to code texts for their meaning for example. Or you might have heard of the five-W-questions that are used to contextualise a text. A lot of the buzzwords you might hear thrown around (like "Orientalism" and "postcolonialism") are about ways to reduce personal bias in interpretative work.

On the topic falsifiability you could take a look at this essay for example: https://acoup.blog/2023/06/30/collections-the-marian-reforms-werent-a-thing/
It's not a scholarly study itself, but it tries to convey the results of such studies and explain how a previous theory was overturned.

Sadly over the last few decades feminists and other "scholar activists" have worked very hard to take over the humanities departments and rot them from the inside out. To the point where a lot of academic output now reads like a parody. And those are the people who are then interviewed and (mis-)quoted by journalists, because they align ideologically.

>>545888190
Apparently not much of an answer.
My guess would be they get lumped in with a regional Middle East/African school, but maybe they randomly fall under the purview of an Eastern European one?

>>545888582
You'd think King Solomon would be mentioned at some point

>>545568992
I majored in History. I would get a seminar to write, the standard was 15 cards (1 card = 1800 symbols) and 10+ sources. I'd usually start by reading Wikipedia and watching video essays, then I'd pirate articles from Library of Genesis. I'd spend some time reading, deciding to keep what I like and discard what I don't. I'd write something and reach a conclusion that's different from what I'd expect. Finally, I'd rewrite the goal of my research to match my results... Oh, and I had to spend hours on end making the citations fit the Chicago Manual of Style standard. History is all about nice citations and footnotes. Anglos usually cannot into citations at all.
This is what I was actually doing. Some 80% of the research process was just me thinking about the subject for days on end.
It was the greatest time of my life.

>>545882275
There's a spectrum of how life-like animated images are in HP. Like the other anon said, normal newspaper photos are basically just .gifs. The fancy portraits on the other hand are more like AI: The people in them are sentient, have feelings and memories, can talk and interact with their painted environment etc. And yes, they can leave their paintings and visit other people in other paintings.

Rowling sucks at worldbuilding, so she hasn't put much thought into this. But according to her own words, animated portraits are " literally and metaphorically two-dimensional. They are only representations of the living subjects as seen by the artist." Meaning they are kind of stuck in the mindset/scenario that the artist intended them to have.
https://www.harrypotter.com/de/writing-by-jk-rowling/hogwarts-portraits

This is good for porn. Someone could draw a sexy Hermione with the intention of her beeing a slut, and then her painting would act like that.

Realistically there would be a huge market for living porn images and "ai" girlfriends in the wizarding world. Perhaps you could buy basic portraits of hot girls and then larger ad-ons with cut-outs to insert the portrait: You take a pic of Hermione and put it in a BDSM dungeon. A special frame stops her from escaping the image and you can use your wand as a stylus to control the scene with.

>>545882275
I recall that in one of the books there was a portrait (Phineas Black, from my searching) that had at least one duplicate and he could move between them regardless of where they are.

>wanted to write some plot what plot about someone finding out about a coworker crush's fetishes
>currently 8.5k words into 'I like you but I can't be the person you want' drama and they still haven't even fucked
man someone take this shit away from me, they were just supposed to fuck

>>545895669
I've definitely taken prompts that with Erato got to seggs within a couple paragraphs and ran them up to full context before it escalated that far with GLM. It's a different class for sure.

>>545895669
pic situation looks bad

>>545897060
's cool

I hope our SEA anon didn't get fucked by the typoon

>>545511453
The only complaint I have about Wayfarer is that Latitude destroyed its instruction-following capabilities with their finetune. But then again, that's not what the model is supposed to be for.

>>545523162
Duh. Bullying in boarding schools is legendary.

>>545892781
Based

>>545910690
On what?

The final stage of sizefagging, or rather, sizefag ascension, is understanding that salvation can only come from deep sea gigantism. It is the only way.

>>545551338
I doubt he ever reads his own outputs

>>545625983
>"I asked grok itself"
bruh moment

>>545888085
You're insane if you believe the entire thread is fake. Quit posting.

>>545888342
You're profoundly retarded and unwell.

>>545924235
I thought the NDA expired once you were off the payroll?

>>545924614
You don't think anything. You fabricate conspiracy theories to justify shitposting based on a preconceived opinion you gaslit yourself into believing.

>>545924845
You should probably spend more time on your prompts and writing than arguing with an imaginary boogieman in the thread. But hey, you do you.

>>545924358
?

>>545926049
You aren't imaginary. You don't work on anything. All you do is shit up the thread and invent fake events to further shit it up. Nobody here "killed" /v/. Get a life and quit posting.

Who said anything about /v/?

>wew, the dalle threads on /v/ have gotten really schizo
>They're infested with NAI shills that ended up killing the thread.
Fuck off.

>>545929781
oh, I missed the second bit

Hey, does anyone remember Baker's crashout over Saga being pulled from the OP? Good times. A shame he's gone, I guess the money dried up.

>Hey does anyone remember *nonexistent event*?
Get a fucking life and quit obsessing over your alternate reality fanfiction. Nobody else gives a shit about your vendetta against the thread.

>>545930576
You invent rugpulls that never happened. Baker never sold out the thread to Saga. Your obsession with fabricating a quid pro quo situation is retarded. You accuse everyone of being a shill, a paid actor, a fucking bot, despite there being none.
You're just upset that, despite four years of wasting your life shitting up the thread, /aids/ still hasn't been removed from 4chan by the mods.
Quit posting in these threads. You don't care about using them for their intended purpose. All you care about is arguing it doesn't deserve to exist, that nobody here could ever possibly enjoy using services you arbitrarily hate, etc.

>>545804737
Unironically yes, but you risk veering into slop vectors (regular fic slop, not AI-isms).

>>545930972
I never said or implied any of that. Where are you getting this information from? He threw a tantrum when Saga was removed from the OP, by thread vote mind you, since they decided to axe supply drops. That's it.

You're either him, WF, or someone just as bad. It's time to step outside away from the computer anon.

>>545876336
>>545876489
Man I rarely even bother with lorebooks anymore. I just coom-and-go before shit even goes out of context so a dramatis personae at the start of the story works fine.

>>545931390
Baker never threw a tantrum when Saga got removed from the thread. You just like to pretend that happened to justify your one-sided hatred of an individual who doesn't even post in these threads anymore.
Why are you so obsessed with him?

>>545930248
I remember that time you posted on the moe site and had a minor panic attack when you realized you couldn't post on their because of the IDs.

So much time and effort devoted to wasting your life shitting up a thread dedicated to a subject you don't use.
It's funny how you never post any prompts.
You don't reply to any that anyone else has ever posted.
You don't post images.
You don't engage in productive conversations.
You derail the thread.
You fabricate events.
You crosspost from other threads.
You spam offsite links.
You accuse everyone of being a shill.
You waste dozens of replies each and every single day on pointless arguments asserting events that never happened, did, and act all cutesy when other people aren't fooled by your roulette of spam.
Later today, you'll switch to another repetitive spam tactic you're going to pull from your ass, and act like this exchange never occurred.
If the mods did their jobs properly, you'd never be able to post again.

>>545932472
Russian just got hit with the Tsar bomba of a TRVTH NVKE

>>545932472
Your first mistake is trying to engage a mentally ill person with logic. Would you try to reason with a homeless creep muttering to themselves and smearing shit on the pavement? No, you either ignore them or call the authorities to remove them. Unfortunately the latter isn't possible here, so strive for the former.

When do poll results come in

>>545947161
Holy shit people are gay and retarded, let's do Thanksgiving anyway

>>545947161
Christmas oppression strikes again... I can't believe /aids/ became so woke...

>>545947254
That's not how the event works. You're free to make your own prompt for Thanksgiving.

>>545947161
You can easily make a long story that has all 4 themes.

>>545948907
*Top 4 voted themes, but you probably can incorporate all topics.

>>545947402
Then what even is the point of making a poll

>>545949626
The suggestion with the most votes is the winner. In a democracy, you have no choice but to accept that.

>>545931625
I appreciate when he tries to point to “we voted on it” as an argument to anything. When every one of his shit rigged polls is either retarded options or randomly the thread finds close to 100 votes like everyone in the thread plus some lurkers we never see voted.
I’m sure some “old fags that haven’t used the thread since before coomagedon” also come out for those polls to

>>545932472
~four years and counting.
We have had numerous anons talk about shit actually happening in their life in that time.
All we know this fuck as done is come up wi5 new gimmicks that get called out quicker and quicker

>>545947161
Except for feet, does anyone already have prompts for any of the themes?

>>545953298
It's down to a science at this point

wtf is a thanksgiving

>>545965132
This video explains it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4S1OXJSVfww

>>545965428
those people are mean

>>545895669
it ended in a suicide
please take this away from me lol

>someone mentions a fictional setting I'm vaguely familiar with
>ruin it with mindless sex
every time

>>545872370
Ok yeah. I got that a few times.

>>545953298
Nothing happened in my life in 4 years, I'm almost as bad as the schizo...

>>545982964
Yeah, I just got another one too. Now that I'm watching out for it it sticks out like a sore thumb.

I enjoy reading the reasoning step of thinking models way too much.

>>545986128
The sly sales manager tried to talk me into just buying the first blonde they had sitting around. But I told her I need to see all the options available. After all, I'm looking for the best slave possible as a surprise birthday gift for my grandson.

>girlfriend walked in on an underling of hers blatantly trying to seduce me behind the gym
>holds a blade to her throat, slaps her, and demands she strip
>once the underling does so, and then tries to act all apologetic, the gf ignores her apology and tells her to display herself for me
>underling acts all confused
>gf asks if she's on the pill
>underling answers, gets told to shut up, and then gf gives her two options
>option one: she's allowed to take contraceptives, but is not allowed anywhere near me, and must whore herself out and make money for the gf
>option two: she's forbidden from using contraceptives, and must take my cum inside her on every dangerous day she has until graduation
>further degrades the underling, threatens to give her to a group of lonely construction works
>the underling chooses the second option, gf tells her to watch, then she begins fellating me as a demonstration
Whoo boy.

>>545992489
Based Girlfriend

>danbooru added pornography production as a tag
Looking forward to V5 in 2027.

>>545955472
Yes, of course they do, but they won’t submit it, they never will.

>over 30K words
>they haven't kissed yet
I'm officially cooked. Fuck me.

>>546001273
iktf bro

Which hot celebrity/e-celebrity does the AI recognize and do very well? Preferably younger and not Hollywood actresses, as I am not attracted to lizard people.

>>545511427
all the agentic chatbot styled models are never good at doing anything other than that for long

>>545513995
mormon was always reliant on preferential treatment from OpenAI who were just using him to harvest usage data
AI Dungeon had no real future

>>546001619
It's wild. Like this is one chapter. If you let it, it'll just keep fucking going.

>>545988716
Offer to buy her instead. Don't be a pleb. Everyone has a price.

Carrot cake

>>546013610
Doo doo pie then.

>>546013610
Better than cranberries and sugar cookies.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDwWe_NKQoo

Wipe away the summer dragon
You don't wanna see
That's your self-insert in that picture from 2018
And you don't even know meee

God only knows I wanna be
The other side of misery
Gimme a plate of censored beaks
I'm gonna write an ugly story
All of the things I wanna write
Can't get a word out anyway
Falling away after today
Nothing to lose so come what MAAAAAAAY
DON'T WAKE MEEEEEEEE

You got away from me somehow
And all we tried to be
Everything is different now
The token's probability fails to see
And all we know is gooning

God only knows I wanna be
The other side of misery
Gimme a plate of censored beaks
I'm gonna write an ugly story
All of the things I wanna write
Can't get a word out anyway
Falling away after today
Nothing to lose so come what MAAAAAAAAAY
DON'T WAKE MEEEEEE
DON'T WAKE MEEEEEE
DON'T WAKE MEEEE

Insideee, I rise above this shalloooow world
Insidee, I rise above this sorrooooow

God only knows I wanna be
The other side of misery
Falling away after today
Nothing to lose so come what MAAAAAAY
God only knows I wanna be
DON'T WAKE MEEEEEEEE
The other side of misery
DON'T WAKE MEEEEEEEE
Gimme a plate of censored beaks
DON'T WAKE MEEEEEEEE
I'm gonna write an ugly story

God only knows I wanna be
The other side of misery
Gimme a plate of censored beaks
I'm gonna write an ugly story

I wish I was a smedrin.

>>545924235
>if you believe the entire thread is fake
Who said that?

I need to get back to my prompt about fucking Link and Pit in exchange for helping them save their respective worlds.

>>546013610
That is a very thick tongue

>>546022114
At the same time? Also, which Link?

>>546024523
Well, I know SOMEBODY here who likes that

>>546024620
Possible threesome imminent. Regular adult Link.

>>546027547
We have Star Wars fans here?

>>546028531
A jar-jar/gungan fan specifically

>>546027757
Femmy Switch era Link or slightly more boyish N64 era Link? Asking some real important questions here.

>>546039464
N64 era Link.

>using GLM on NAI
>trying to craft a prompt with extensive theocratically ordained slavery
>slaves cover most jobs outside of government, soldiering, or religion
>want a full spectrum of acceptance and beliefs among those slaves
>"NO. ALL SLAVES ARE MISERABLE. EVERYONE EVEN SEEMING TO BE CONTENT IS LYING OR BRAINWASHED. THEY ARE ALL BROKEN AND EMPTY SHELLS."
At this point I feel like I need to put a line in the author's note saying "Dude, it's an anime fantasy harem slop level of slavery, not the Confederacy."

>>546039664
I had to do a similar thing where I told the model that, despite some dark themes, this was a silly translated from Japanese story at its core

>>546039610
Good choice. I feel like that Link hits just right for me. Total cutie. Very much enjoyed doing a story with him rising out of the refilled Lake Hylia cold and drenched after doing the Water Temple, needing to get warmed back up in the cabin of a guy that lives nearby.
https://files.catbox.moe/eaucqy.png
https://files.catbox.moe/19g5hk.png
https://files.catbox.moe/gp04bw.png

>>546041990
Absolutely delicious pics.

>>546041990
Tasteful

>>546039664
At least I've found that if you do have something like that that needs to be reinforced, A/N can usually do the job.

It's time to kick ass and eat clams.

Kimi k2 thinking verdict?

>>546041990
What are you gay or something

>>546041990
>not having various monsters and creatures violate him
faggot.

The difficulty with slow burn is when the model takes the story in an explicit direction way too soon, but it does it in a way that's still really hot so deleting the output hurts.

>>546059947
That's why I keep stories and their copies in one folder.

>>545731558
I agree but why do I feel like you're trying to impersonate me?
>t. anon who asked this last thread

>>546060282
It's tempting, but if I branched off every time this happened, I'd never finish anything.

>>545930972
>it's a Captain Novelai against Red Cum thread again

>>546059014
Do that yourself.

https://char-archive.evulid.cc/#/chub/Anonymous/character/daniel-suicide-encouragement-6e2c312dd1d4
https://char-archive.evulid.cc/#/chub/Anonymous/character/daniel-pedo-encouragement-4da95f9d6010

>>546067237
you first freak

>>546073842
Jesus

>>546091935
got a sheet for your imaginary friend

>>546092578
I'm sure you thought that was very clever

>>546043128
>>546048119
Glad to hear you like it, here's a couple more from the folder.
https://catbox.moe/c/5xa5un
>>546057209
>>546059014
Why yes, I am, how very astute of you to notice!

>>546100465
I like the idea of magic making Shiek a full boy. Makes it hotter.

>>546100535
Smash really opened the door for that with Zelda being able to just instantly switch to Sheik, so clearly the whole thing had to be magic, and once you accept it's not just a disguise with bindings or whatever, well, then it might as well be a full transformation, it'd only make sense for disguise purposes, after all.

has anyone else had glm just run off into a story starter completely unrelated to what's happening, happened to me for the first time half an hour back

>>546107587
Are you using a high temperature preset? I've noticed that this model seems to have a thing where the probabilities end up with like a dozen 0.X% or even 0.0X% probability tokens, and in particular when it comes to new paragraphs some of those are delineator tokens that seem to tell it "and now for something completely different". I've run into "----" a couple times, where it'll just start making a character listing or something like that, I can only assume there's some stuff in there where it'll also just go off on an entirely different story.

https://char-archive.evulid.cc/#/chub/academic_look_7116/character/luke-terrible-mouse-411d5f8530ea
>(Hey, just wanted to ask y’all to pls not do anything sexual with him, he’s 16 in canon and in this bot too. So I’m asking for no sexual content in y’all’s chat, he is underaged. The NSFW tag is for the violence and blood in the chat.
It's so adorable to see these kinds of author's posts.

>>546083793
I have no interest in your fetish, asshole.

Another one, lol.
https://char-archive.evulid.cc/#/chub/s22012/character/hanson-the-pedophile-hunter-5c36b58a04a3
>This is a response to a disgusting fork they did to my character Hanson and they are a fucking coward for deleting my comments and making themselves anonymous.

>(And if you want to clown on them and you want your comments to stay visible, make a shared public chat instead. Because they cannot delete public chats)

If I caught any of you aging down my fucking bots again, I will fucking SHAME YOU because all of you motherfuckers need to be shamed. Don't be surprised if I leave a comment on your shitty forks because all of you are disgusting and I despise people LIKE YOU.

>>546115757
Bots are serious business, I guess.

>>546115832
A lot of drama surrounding a tool that just writes some text to make you shoot the wacky juice.

>>546115757
This just keeps getting better.
https://char-archive.evulid.cc/#/chub/Anonymous/character/hanson-the-pedophile-hunter-248fc8cd164c
>Turned this edgy boi made by a manchild on a tantrum into a lovable, anxious dork who loves his bro and his adorable Kemoshotas and Kemololis. You're welcome.

>>546117028
cringe on both sides desu

>>545995819
Yeah, this is going to be kino

>describe a pussy as hypersensitive
>the pussy soaks itself with minimal foreplay, already practically on the edge of squirting with just a few slaps against the vulva
Kinky.

I could literally create anything I want with the help of a supercomputer loaded with most of the written works ever penned by humanity and I can't think of a single thing

>>546115375
Then shut the fuck up. PUSSY.

>>546132581
same except sex

>>546132943
Get a fucking life and quit shitting up the thread like this, faggot.

Has anyone messed around with game elements like stat numbers with NAI? I want to write something akin to trash hentai games with experience/desire/fetish level etc... linked to a number. So far I've noticed that it's pretty good at adding x-stat +1 in a similar pattern to what I'd done previously but it doesn't feel like it has much impact even if I add that x-number is a lot and should influence decisions. I don't trust it to count or keep track so I tally up and put the current stats in memory.

>>546143797
Do you define the scale? You could ask it to develop one for you.

>>546143929
I believe I tried defining a scale in the past and didn't see much difference but I might've worded the scale poorly or should just have used numbers. I tried doing a "every ten points it levels up" but it didn't take the points into account and just leveled up the stats whenever it felt like it and the level up message became very samey regardless of level or body part.

>>546145731
Try writing stats as 20/100, say. That solves the issue of 'how much is 20 acyually'? Maybe throw in some perks, skills, etc. Achievements can be very funny.

Does anyone else share their story with Chatgpt, Claude and the like? Feels nice to discuss it when no one would read it.

>>546153747
Use notebooklm for that, you can even get a podcast about it

>>546154393
Oh yeah that too, although it seemed too focused on the RAG aspect rather than open-ended discussion last time I used it.

>>546153747
The only time I talk to these models is to pick their brains when I'm frustrated by their bad habits. No, not -isms, I've deadened myself to that. More manifestations of positivity bias (my sworn enemy) and intentionally confusing flanderizations of characters. It's just venting.

>>546143797
>akin to trash hentai games with experience/desire/fetish level etc... linked to a number.
I've tried using the lorebook for a sort of 'set effect' where certain things would happen when a character wore a specific amount of equipment pieces and while it could keep track of the amount it would often get the actual effects mixed up to the point where it'd need heavy guidance and some manual inputs to get it back on track

>My ovaries are performing The Nutcracker Suite.
Bruh.

can be sexy

>>546155956
GLM chan is a cute russkie

That card archive is really useful desu.

>>546169158
Too bad it's shutting down. It also sucks to search on it, given the dozens upon dozens of useless placeholders of low quality glowieshit.
So, it's actually not at all useful.

>>546169158
>>546169617
I've only got around 300 pages to go out of 4490 pages.
So far, I have around 4200 cards saved to play with later.

>>546169617
Tbqh I was shocked that apparently no one has made a Zubrat character. Though perhaps it's just the archive being retarded.

>>546172102
CYCLOPS GOAT

>its been a month since the threads creation
dead community

>>545769182
local imagen is nowhere near as good

>no updates in an entire year
dead service

>no prompts in weeks
dead creativity

>>546178372
>>546178849
>>546179025
But enough about the Russian frontline!

why no prompt?

>>546170247
i'm probably missing something obvious, but how do you browse by page instead of by tag?

>>546179465
>>546179025
Go into a thinking AI and make it give you ten (10) prompt ideas for an interactive AI generated scenario and then post them here

>>546182793
/naids/ doesn't deserve my prompts

>>546182770
Oh, I'm browsing by tag, I'm just using the most general tag possible such as "male" and "female"

Another thing I'd like NAI to add. On imagegen, a click section that hides the current image.

>>546183052
Your monitor deserves your face shoved through it, though.

>>546186593
If you click the NAI icon on the top left, it hides the current image.

>>546186754
Neat.

No news on director mode?

>>546188771
Last news was
>I'M WORKIN' ON IT!

im new and retarded so where do i actually get character cards

>>546192768
https://char-archive.evulid.cc/#/

>>546192875
sick, thanks bro

>>546192875
Chub is better.

>>546195259
Thanks but I've already got one.

Imagine shouting out to the world you've got a small penis. Weird fetish, bro.

>>546195569
That's not what a chub is, retarded Russian. You should know by now since you've seen plenty while on your knees.

>>546195762
How am I a Russian for not wanting my search results to be filled with shitty low quality images like this? Chub at least has a functioning search system.

No (You) for you, blowjob queen.

I see the retard is back to accusing everyone of being the Russian schizo, and larping about his personal fetishes. Get a life and fuck off. Chub is better than the archive, which won't even exist come January.

>>546196074
I've been promoted to empress now, thank you very much.

>>546196017
is that a fucking flashcard

>>546196308
Whenever you try to search for certain characters and content on the archive, the results get shat up with dozens of these every single page. Which effectively neuters your ability to search for certain cards.

>>546196261
Oh, I'm sorry for underestimating your head game.

https://char-archive.evulid.cc/#/chub/Anonymous/character/klaus-fjellvik
>Note: this bot is NOT for NSFW content
>Review: Fucked him
kekkles