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Can anyone point me in the right direction on how to get these models back? I really like the older ones for NPC dialogue for TTRPG campaigns and the like.

I just looked into it and I think I can still find GPT 3.5, but wonder if it too has been trained out of usefulness.

The characters a styles were quirky and not always perfect, but added a lot more flavor and character nuance that could be corrected with editing.

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I have no experience with style imitation, so perhaps I'm missing something here. I asked Kimi K3 to rewrite your comment in the style of Ernest Hemingway:

> I would like to get the old models back. If anyone can show me the way, I would be grateful. I liked them for NPC dialogue, for TTRPG campaigns and the like.

> I looked into it. GPT 3.5 is still around, I think. But perhaps they have trained it out of usefulness. It is difficult to say.

> They were quirky, the old ones, and not always perfect. But they had flavor, and their characters had nuance, and what they got wrong you could fix in the editing.

Full conversation with thinking: https://paste.ononoki.org/?2fc049fe1ae7302b#GjzuEn8VmaYJ565M... Password: kimitest

How token efficient is kimi? How much do you average each month for example?

This is really neat, but if you'll notice, it just kept the same words and rewrote it a few different ways. I guess what I'm actually thinking of it's when the model temperatures weren't quite dialed in and you would get some wonky stuff that was genuinely useful for character exposition and giving a particular character a "voice".

You can pay Microsoft they were exclusive host of GPT models.

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