Screwing around with chatGPT, I was wondering if it had been trained with books by John Shirley - @[email protected] I had reasons to suspect this, as Mr. Shirley's books had been used by a website who claimed that it could compare uploaded text to his style.
So I began asking chatGPT about John Shirley's books. At one point, I got the following response:

I am almost finished with my second novel. In it, one of the characters says that Shakespeare's sonnet 116 is a computer program for determining true love.
For shits and giggles, I asked ChatGPT to convert the poem into the Python programming language. What I got is a little off, but damn good.

Nearly two cords of wood I split in this 95 degree heat with my do-it-yourself splitter. This should into the new year, I hope.

Alice and her new chick were out scratching today.

The Story of my First
https://keithpgraham.substack.com/p/the-story-of-my-first?sd=pf

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