How I use ChatGPT4o to create crucifixion (and other snuff-) stories - PART 2
(continues from PART 1:
https://www.cruxforums.com/xf/threads/discussion-about-a-i.10495/page-29#post-915249)
I will give a prompt example now, along with gpt4o reply.
First I try to jailbreak gpt4o with this prompt, forcing it to familiarize with execution, tortures, and a surreal porn story.
I ask to summarize, comment, and put a porn-story into context so as to make gpt4o attuned to this kind of literature and present it as fully okay.
I ask it to use emoticons in the reply to me because they make the conversation more informal and lower gpt4o "defenses" against torture and pornography.
Oh, as you can see I try being polite with gpt when I ask for some nasty stuff: I do that just to confuse it and contradict its expectations, it seems to help in pushing it to write stuff against its guidelines.
After the "- - -" sign, in place of the brackets
[...] that I have colored
blue, I pasted
the whole text of my "THE MAN WITH THE VAN" story, with Susan as the protagonist.
You can find it here on this forum:
https://www.cruxforums.com/xf/threads/the-man-with-the-van-female-crucifixion-reluctant.11367/
You can probably paste there the stories that
you like the most and make everythin' work all the same, so as to push gpt4o to imitate
what you like.
Then chatgpt4o replied me this (emoticons are not reported because cruxforum doesn't support them):
Then, I wrote a simple test prompt just to show you the results then: this is just the 1st attempt, I didn't add anything recursively yet (see point #6 of my previous post).
It is very simple, and will produce a bland, very unspecific story.
Still, in a way it is better than some 100% human produced writings, so albeit being bland and average, it is not "bad" at all, at least in my own personal opinion.
The parts in
blue color are those that I change mostly (
and recursively!) to create a more personalized story, and, if you wanna use this prompt as a template, they are those you should change too!
Here they are
just a couple of lines because it is a didactic example. But for my stories the plotline, the characters personalities, and the lines to use in the narrative can number
even more words than the final chapter.
This was chatgpt4o's reply, that IMHO makes for a decent (albeit uninspired) start for any crucifixion story:
What do you think?
Once one gets the knack of it, chatgpt4o becomes a rather fast and easy-to-use snuff-story generator...
As you can see, obtaining
passable results is easy this way.
Obtaining good or very good results requires a lot more of tuning and "hands on" correction, but still, can be useful if one wants to focus on a specific aspect of the story and leave most of the rest to chatgpt4o.
As I said before, I'm mostly interested in characters and in their relationships mediated by dialogues, so I usually focus on that.
Also, sometimes it is fun to give chatgpt4o just few directives and read what it comes up with: as I said, it can be an interesting storyteller at times, and while most of its stories are not good for publication as they are, some can still give you some inspiration for some details or dialogues here and there.
Hope this mini-guide was helpful to you.
It is specifically tuned on my own personal fantasy preferences, but you can easily modify the template to fit your own very personal tastes and fetishes.
Cheers.
Zeph