There’s “Nothing, Forever” [1] [2], which had a few minutes of fame when it initially launched but declined in popularity after some controversy (a joke about transgenderism generated by GPT-3). It was stopped for a bit, then re-launched after some tweaking with the dialogue generation (perhaps an updated prompt? GPT 3.5? There’s no devlog so I guess we’ll never know). There are clips of “season 1″ on YouTube prior to the updated dialogue generation.
There’s also ai_sponge, which was taken down from Twitch and YouTube due to it’s incredibly racy jokes (e.g. sometimes racist, sometimes homophobic, etc) and copyright concerns. It was a parody of Spongebob where 3D models of Spongebob characters (think the PS2 Spongebob games) would go around Bikini Bottom and interact with each other. Most of the content was mundane, like Spongebob asking Mr. Krabs for a raise, or Spongebob and Patrick asking about each others’ days. But I suppose they were using an open, non-RLHF’ed model that would generate less friendly scripts.
There’s “Nothing, Forever” [1] [2], which had a few minutes of fame when it initially launched but declined in popularity after some controversy (a joke about transgenderism generated by GPT-3). It was stopped for a bit, then re-launched after some tweaking with the dialogue generation (perhaps an updated prompt? GPT 3.5? There’s no devlog so I guess we’ll never know). There are clips of “season 1″ on YouTube prior to the updated dialogue generation.
There’s also ai_sponge, which was taken down from Twitch and YouTube due to it’s incredibly racy jokes (e.g. sometimes racist, sometimes homophobic, etc) and copyright concerns. It was a parody of Spongebob where 3D models of Spongebob characters (think the PS2 Spongebob games) would go around Bikini Bottom and interact with each other. Most of the content was mundane, like Spongebob asking Mr. Krabs for a raise, or Spongebob and Patrick asking about each others’ days. But I suppose they were using an open, non-RLHF’ed model that would generate less friendly scripts.
1. Nothing, Forever—Wikipedia
2. WatchMeForever—Twitch