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This is an interesting point. But even then everyone has their own style. Some might walk with a bit of a swagger, some with a limp, some might have to get in a wheelchair to go over. Would model temperature be another knob to turn beyond a more creative prompt?

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The models are giving you very average, middle of the road responses. The average human gait doesn't have swagger, limps, or extensive accessibility needs. If you want the swagger, you need to steer it that way.

> with a limp

> wheelchair

You really took "cripple the model" to heart!

That wasn't my intention and I sincerely did not mean any offense.

I don't think they took offense; more likely what they meant was "limping" and "wheelchair" aren't considered normal ways to get around, because there's an abnormal condition that led to said ways of movement. Similarly LLMs with similar capabilities operating in a normal way should produce relatively similar output.

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