Comment Comment by senko Models do seem to have a preferred style, see for example what Opus likes to do: https://s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/vault.senko.net/blog/quic...The pelican from the post can be changed by prompting, as other commenters show. But I found it pretty hard to guide Opus away from the above.Other models' results look different, but also show style convergence.You can also see in "creative" game output (Astra loves 3d), or text output.It's not all bad - this shows we should treat AI as a tool and assume any creativity (or lack of it) as coming from the human.This nicely redefines slop as work you slapped together without much care, irrespective of what the tool was. parent senko 17 days ago
The pelican from the post can be changed by prompting, as other commenters show. But I found it pretty hard to guide Opus away from the above.
Other models' results look different, but also show style convergence.
You can also see in "creative" game output (Astra loves 3d), or text output.
It's not all bad - this shows we should treat AI as a tool and assume any creativity (or lack of it) as coming from the human.
This nicely redefines slop as work you slapped together without much care, irrespective of what the tool was.