Oh wow, I was literally just making a toy Discord bot for GPT-2. Guess I'll update it with the bigger model.
EDIT: Done! It takes about 3x longer than it did before to generate a response, so if you try it be very patient. Also, I made this in three hours so I wouldn't be surprised if it goes up in flames at some point.
Tried with this input: "what is your purpose as a bot?"
Response:
"There are a handful of examples available out there that seem fairly plausible as a good initial goal. These examples might get you started:
A bot with a purpose to collect information (and I'm going to assume that you have to have an intent, so I'll be using that term and not the verb for my example).
Or a bot with a purpose to help out a customer that wants something delivered to him/her by mistake.
Or a bot that wants to promote your site to the entire universe of bots.
For example, here in New Zealand, that's a fairly common use of botnets as far as I can see:
How do you know I have enough information to set it up? Let's say I have an account with the website at /r/frugal, what if you are already running bots that want what I need? How do you know these bots would actually be helpful? One answer I see is"
Pretty cool stuff, but I see your description as "semi-coherent gibberish" fits really well. I could see something like this get pretty interesting in the future, where you, for instance, could maybe populate a discord server or twitter chat with semi plausible noise to fake popularity.
EDIT: Done! It takes about 3x longer than it did before to generate a response, so if you try it be very patient. Also, I made this in three hours so I wouldn't be surprised if it goes up in flames at some point.
https://github.com/ScottPeterJohnson/gpt2-discord