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AI generated English words with dictionary definitions

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AI generated English words with dictionary definitions

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Beyta

Hey, this is clever! Impressive you were able to automate something language-oriented like this. Any favorite words it's generated so far?

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6yr ago

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Maker

@maxmirho1 honestly, it's been my lifelong dream to define some of the words made up in the Simpsons. It's neat to see a real definition for kwyjibo https://l.thisworddoesnotexist.c... Otherwise, I can always recommend trying to define yourself. Apparently I'm a classic North American fruit tree https://l.thisworddoesnotexist.c...

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6yr ago

Beyta

@thomas_dimson Hell yes dude :) I love these, I can't wait to plug a ton in.

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6yr ago

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Maker

Maker here! Thanks for hunting; it was a ton of fun to build and evolved out of a conversation about potential AI company names.

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6yr ago

The Landing Page Cookbook

@thomas_dimson It certainly made me want to purchase a few domains :)

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6yr ago

The Landing Page Cookbook

@thomas_dimson (you could probably monetize it that way too)

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6yr ago

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Maker

@davidoudiette I suppose so! Or baby names, company names and that kind of thing. Right now this is a hobby project for me

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6yr ago

This is really cool. If it could generate a new word based on an existing word like if I wanted to generate a new word with meaning similar to "happy", it could be even better

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6yr ago

Flow State Training

Hey, I am bit curious. How does the AI even generates the word's meaning as well?!

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6yr ago

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Maker

@realdesigntack internally I represent definitions as a sequence of tokens |START| word |POS| noun |DEFINITION| a word definition |EXAMPLE| the example usage |END| From there I train a model that learns how assign a probability to those types of sequences. Essentially, it tries to predict the given what it is seen so far. You could say "d" is likely to follow "|START| wor". The meaning and example usage is captured in this probability -- a more plausible meaning is more likely than a crazy one (hopefully). After I have the probabilities I generate one token at a time by throwing the (weighted) dice one character at a time.

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6yr ago

Flow State Training

@thomas_dimson Woah, that sounds complex yet interesting. Good job, mate.

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6yr ago