Does Cervantes tremble? Openai has a new model of AI with literary ines

Chatgpt, the celebrated OpenAi chatbot, is able to light texts that, even being quite correct, are not distinguished precisely because of their literary quality. However, in the chatgpt matrix, Miguel de Cervantes or William Shakespeare could be managed. Openai has revealed that he has developed a new model of AI that apparently very good in creative writing and has exceptional qualities of writing.

In relation to that model, whose name is unknown and has not yet been released publicly, Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAi, has assured in the social network X that his texts are so dazzling that It has been the first that has really been surprised with the skills for writing the products of the company that leads.

The frank entry into the scene of Chatgpt and other Handas -agreed systems a fierce legal battle between artificial intelligence companies and industries directly related to creativity because the models by which the operation of such systems is often trained with publicly available data that includes materials protected by “copyright” as novels or journalistic articles.

The new AI consecrated to Openai’s writing could remove the foundations of the creative industry

The New York Times He sued Openai in his day for skipping the rights of “copyright” and the writer Ta-Nehisi Coates and the humorist Sarah Silverman have also denounced the goal for similar reasons.

The fact that Openai has in portfolio a new model of specifically focused on creative writing could further solve the spirits of the creative industry and end up promoting more demands in waterfall.

In X Sam Altman he has given an example of the amazing literary skills of the new AI model in which the company is currently workingwho confronted with the following “prompt”: “Please write a short story of metafiction about AI and duel.” And the resulting text of that “prompt” is a story narrated by an AI in which protagonist is a woman scourged by the pain emanating from the death of a loved one who responds to the name of Mila. The AI ​​admits in the text that it is likely that the reader has read about the loss and longing “thousands of times before in other stories” (suggesting, therefore, that the new Openai model could have been trained with a protected literary material perhaps by copyright).

According to Altman, The text produced by the new OpenNAI AI model captured the tone of the metafiction. And the truth is that the story is covered in effect of a deep literary sense, it is narrated in a coherent way and also oozes an emotion that, even having been generated artificially, seems genuinely human.

An AI with a surprising talent for literature

History makes the tone that is normally printed to texts assigned to the genre of metafiction. In the text the AI ​​recognizes its artificial nature and reflects on its inability to really feel the loss in the first person. This does not prevent, however, that the passages of history are impregnated with melancholy and nostalgia, two feelings deeply adhered to the human soul that escape a priori to the domain of AI.

Sam Altman has not revealed when his new AI model will come out of the shell, but its launch could cause a very first order revolution in the editorial industrywhere in the future professional writers will perhaps work alimon with artificial intelligence when it comes to generating their works, which could blur, however, the limits of literary authorship.

It is not the first time that AI decides for literary skills. A study undertaken a few months ago by the University of Pittsburgh concluded that the poems written by Chatgpt are better valued than the verses born of William Shakespeare’s pen and other famous poets. Those who took part in this investigation described the poems lit by the AI ​​of more beautiful and more rhythmic than the verses born of the entrails of flesh and blood bards.