My favorite GPT-2 experience was setting homepages to the now-depricated website which used a 2021 LLM to generate new words (
this word does not exist.com).
Its definitions didn't always make sense [2], but I kept a curated list of "my favorite computer-generated words" (and recommended to crossword/scrabble -type friends to set the same homepage).
Favorites were sent via postcards, or shared over coffee.
Mom, you were a real nayter [1] — shall miss our decades of scalpable [Z] glossip [0].
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[1] nayter (v.): to present one's viewpoint as true rather than having exaggerated or undeserved moral beliefs
[2] ...the second definition was always static text: "a word that does not exist; it was invented, defined and used by a machine learning algorithm" with link to what GPT-2 was.
[0] glossip (n.): a term of abuse attached to words used to discredit the person or group with which the author of a story is confiding
[Z] scalpable (adj.): able to be moved with considerable ease and without needing to be lifted or deformed
[bonus] dumbfuck (adj.): (especially of an electric guitar) having a fixed flat fretboard or tuned tuner
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