Occasionally, Babbage will output some extremely rare token that should have a near-zero probability. Most other tokens around it will appear to be normal. Here’s some examples:
Jonas doesn’t answer for a few moments. He looks around the small room, taking in the fresh newDust sprinkled in the air.
There should not be “newDust” in the generated text.
The shaman stared at you in disbelief as the projectile hit him in the chest, Bits ofMagic flying out in all directions. “What the hell,” he shouted as he collapsed to the ground. “Another one of yourILLEVENT!”
Capitalized “Bits”, “ofMagic”, and “yourILLEVENT” are highly anomalous and don’t belong in the generated text
This is using default settings: Temperature is 1 and repetition penalties are 0
The prompt used in this case was:
[Follow bracketed instructions to generate the next part of the story, in the style of a well-written novel.]
Background: The kingdom of elves lies in ruin after the latest war between orcs and elves. Various warring factions are vying for new leadership of the elven kingdom. However, the people of the mage’s guild have their own plans to subvert the elves and return magic to all the lands.
You then say to shaman who wants peace, “Hello kind sir. How do you do?”
“Hello there my good fellow,” he says as his eyes widen slightly when they see you. “I’m Jonas,” he replies with a smile. He gestures towards a chair for you to sit down.[Generate the next 3-4 sentences of the story (2nd-person perspective, present tense), in which you try but utterly fail to use “magic missile” on the shaman who wants peace.]
