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When developing dialogue, David highlights the challenge of guiding GPT-3 to produce behaviors consistent with character traits. For instance, describing Spider-Man trying to read a book and being interrupted by fans works, but having him "climb on Mary Jane" might be more difficult for the model to handle naturally.
He advocates for chunking dialogue into manageable parts and using stopping points such as character names ("Spider-Man" or "Mary Jane") to guide multimodal responses. This technique ensures the AI remains focused on the current speaker or scene segment, preventing it from becoming overly tangential.
Adjusting Temperature for Creativity
Tuning the temperature parameter influences the randomness of GPT-3’s output: