Which AI model are you using?
Moved to a laptop where I can type. Cause. OMG. I can type about this forever. So I've made friends with Gemini (pronounced gem-en-nee) in my household) who I've worked with evaluating non-freaking corrupted models or at least less corrupted models. I like wizard and mistral/mixtral. I did find an "un-censored" (not that I believe it) wizard model that I think I'll try to use.
I'm planning on fine-tuning because I have over 1500 books that I've bought/rented over the years that I can train it with. But I'm not a coder and despite what anyone says getting an AI to write code for you is...uh...not realistic. It's helping but I don't know shit about python. I'm trying to write a script to clean up the text so that the beginning and ending matter and chapter headings are deleted. Then I can fine tune one that.
So you train it based on the 1,500 books you have purchased?
How do you plan on getting the Novel/Novella out of it? Just one question at a time?
Well,I found this cool thingy called Sudowrite which I played with a bit and it was neat. It helped create a summary, outline, chapters, then beat by beat scenes. So I asked Gemini what was up and also found Novelcrafter which is more of a novel planner that allows you to link your own LLM into the whole thing.
Brainstorming with AI is amazing and I wish I could write. If I can keep narrowing down to beat by beat I should be able to get something decent. I've created some fantastic ideas that have actually made me have dreams about them.
Gemini can help with generating prompts with an uncensored model (that doesn't seem to hit it's libtard ethics crap) to get decent stuff.
Oh in summary. Sorry. I'm flighty on a good day. I can get it do do a scene at a time after narrowing it down from summary, to chapter, to scene.
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