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## PlotBOT 13b LLama 2 model for writing story plots (Version 2 - strictly plots)
I'm RN uploading version 2 that will be focused on writing plots and not gasslighting users with "funny" opiniated chitchat.
I know it was adorable at first, but everything would ultimately result in sounding the same. That's a bad novelty act.
The experimental V1 was too overtrained on a single style with little variation and it would just repeat the same language cliches and word collocations to the point of being recognizable even by a monkey.
One trick pony. (that's collocation!)
A separate "unhinged" model (for fun) may be released later where I may go the other way, with deeper dataset.
For now I'll stay away from mixing function and style.
**PlotBOT V2 uses ALPACA instruct**
```
Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request.
### Instruction:
Write me a plot for sci-fi detective story. The main character name is Elisabeth Windex. She is lonely PI working on the Moon.
### Response:
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**Training**
This is mostly an experiment to test my DEMENTOR plain text learning. DEMENTOR stands for Deep Memorization Enforcement Through Overlapping and Repetition, and I spent good 10 minutes with ChatGPT to come up with that acronym, so shush.
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