AI sites and tricks
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Re: AI sites and tricks
It's strange, I opened up my Caveduck account with some very generalist style vore chatbots, open settings the user could steer as they please, and as a result my 3 main bots literally farmed points for me... well, 1... Space Pioneers is my golden goose, so to speak.
I claimed over 16,000P after not using it for over 3 weeks, that and I only ever use Mandarin, so I rarely run out. I'm not saying this to flex, just to let you know how much you can earn when you've got a popular one on your hands.
I heavily edit every single conversation, to keep the context ironclad, and will frequently reword or add further context to my post before refreshing to direct the AI more strongly if it can't figure it out.
I'm honestly happy with it currently because I'm 1. Easily impressed. 2. Will alter it heavily anyway. 3. Even shitty AI can occasionally throw out a gem here and there.
My issues with Caveduck at this exact moment are the following:
Yeah, the monetization is predatory as fuck. We vorarephiles like a good pred, but not like this...! The entire system is a desperate scramble for table scraps, and this is coming from the guy who has points in the 5 figures... Honestly, I wish there was the ability to gift points to your favourite creators, there are a number of folks here who'd be sent 1000 in a heartbeat.
No way to easily share stories or anything of the sort.
Character.ai has a ton of issues, but at least you could share the chat threads after the fact. Caveduck had stories briefly, but that was axed pretty quick. I'd have loved to post example stories in the developer notes or the thread I posted my bots in; some of them really needed a demonstration. Endless Invasion needed the epic tale of Sir Bob in it's description to sell the concept.
Then there's the current issue... an inability to even log in.
I'm going to assume it's down for maintenance. I can use guest, but my account is 401'd at the moment, and there's no results at all on a search that confirm there are others having this issue. It feels like I'm standing outside and don't know what's going on half the time with the site. I assume this is only a temporary issue, but still, the lack of communication is tough when you don't want to use discord.
Yeah. I ain't going to excuse the jank and scummy elements of Caveduck, and will be doubling back to Character.ai for a bit, just to experience the husk that's left of it. Real shame, as I thought the expressions idea would be great... if it actually worked.
I claimed over 16,000P after not using it for over 3 weeks, that and I only ever use Mandarin, so I rarely run out. I'm not saying this to flex, just to let you know how much you can earn when you've got a popular one on your hands.
I heavily edit every single conversation, to keep the context ironclad, and will frequently reword or add further context to my post before refreshing to direct the AI more strongly if it can't figure it out.
I'm honestly happy with it currently because I'm 1. Easily impressed. 2. Will alter it heavily anyway. 3. Even shitty AI can occasionally throw out a gem here and there.
My issues with Caveduck at this exact moment are the following:
Yeah, the monetization is predatory as fuck. We vorarephiles like a good pred, but not like this...! The entire system is a desperate scramble for table scraps, and this is coming from the guy who has points in the 5 figures... Honestly, I wish there was the ability to gift points to your favourite creators, there are a number of folks here who'd be sent 1000 in a heartbeat.
No way to easily share stories or anything of the sort.
Character.ai has a ton of issues, but at least you could share the chat threads after the fact. Caveduck had stories briefly, but that was axed pretty quick. I'd have loved to post example stories in the developer notes or the thread I posted my bots in; some of them really needed a demonstration. Endless Invasion needed the epic tale of Sir Bob in it's description to sell the concept.
Then there's the current issue... an inability to even log in.
I'm going to assume it's down for maintenance. I can use guest, but my account is 401'd at the moment, and there's no results at all on a search that confirm there are others having this issue. It feels like I'm standing outside and don't know what's going on half the time with the site. I assume this is only a temporary issue, but still, the lack of communication is tough when you don't want to use discord.
Yeah. I ain't going to excuse the jank and scummy elements of Caveduck, and will be doubling back to Character.ai for a bit, just to experience the husk that's left of it. Real shame, as I thought the expressions idea would be great... if it actually worked.
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Re: AI sites and tricks
Meanwhile I'm fooling around with caveduck
https://caveduck.io/character-info/ffb7 ... ?locale=en
This one can do absorb and other stuff!
Managed to make it put character into mouse's inventory for later lewd use
https://caveduck.io/character-info/ffb7 ... ?locale=en
This one can do absorb and other stuff!
Managed to make it put character into mouse's inventory for later lewd use
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Re: AI sites and tricks
liquidgrumps wrote:Ok, hear me out:
Use a combination of different models. I use Mandarin13B most of the time and make minor tweaks when needed. It's really cheap on points, and it can get 95% of the way to where I'd like it to be with only a couple of reprompts. Pick the best one, make a couple edits, and continue with my own response.
But then, when I want the AI to go into greater detail and absolutely nail an important, impactful scene, I switch to Claude 2. I haven't had to use it more than once to get a scene right, and it's pumped out some incredibly good descriptions, better than any other AI I've used on any other site.
I've done this a few times and got some really impressive results! And I haven't hit any censorship so far with it. It's too bad Claude 2 costs so many points.
I wish there were some way for me to get results this good when running an LLM locally. But the 13b / 20b models I've tried just don't produce results as good as something like Claude 2. I'm guess that's because Claude 2 has a lot more parameters (though they don't say how many as near as I can tell). And I don't have a PC with nearly enough VRAM to run anything larger than a 13b or 20b model, or perhaps a heavily quantized 30b model.
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Re: AI sites and tricks
Unfortunate wrote:Then there's the current issue... an inability to even log in.
I'm going to assume it's down for maintenance. I can use guest, but my account is 401'd at the moment, and there's no results at all on a search that confirm there are others having this issue. It feels like I'm standing outside and don't know what's going on half the time with the site. I assume this is only a temporary issue, but still, the lack of communication is tough when you don't want to use discord.
So... slight update. I still can't login, and it's obvious the site's still up and running.
I've been banned or something, not sure why, but the account's still there. Has anyone else had any problems like this?
Trouble here is, there's zero contacts on the Caveduck site, their help page is 100% empty. I'm beginning to notice a huge problem here.
What do people here recommend? I can't figure out how to resolve this issue, can't gain access, can't request they close the account either.
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Re: AI sites and tricks
Unfortunate wrote:Unfortunate wrote:Then there's the current issue... an inability to even log in.
I'm going to assume it's down for maintenance. I can use guest, but my account is 401'd at the moment, and there's no results at all on a search that confirm there are others having this issue. It feels like I'm standing outside and don't know what's going on half the time with the site. I assume this is only a temporary issue, but still, the lack of communication is tough when you don't want to use discord.
So... slight update. I still can't login, and it's obvious the site's still up and running.
I've been banned or something, not sure why, but the account's still there. Has anyone else had any problems like this?
Trouble here is, there's zero contacts on the Caveduck site, their help page is 100% empty. I'm beginning to notice a huge problem here.
What do people here recommend? I can't figure out how to resolve this issue, can't gain access, can't request they close the account either.
I don't know which sign in method you used, but if it's the email sign in, have you tried the option to get a temp password through email? The only other thing I see to potentially get some assistance is their discord, though you may need to use a translator if you try that approach.
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Re: AI sites and tricks
Crazyman536 wrote:Unfortunate wrote:Unfortunate wrote:Then there's the current issue... an inability to even log in.
I'm going to assume it's down for maintenance. I can use guest, but my account is 401'd at the moment, and there's no results at all on a search that confirm there are others having this issue. It feels like I'm standing outside and don't know what's going on half the time with the site. I assume this is only a temporary issue, but still, the lack of communication is tough when you don't want to use discord.
So... slight update. I still can't login, and it's obvious the site's still up and running.
I've been banned or something, not sure why, but the account's still there. Has anyone else had any problems like this?
Trouble here is, there's zero contacts on the Caveduck site, their help page is 100% empty. I'm beginning to notice a huge problem here.
What do people here recommend? I can't figure out how to resolve this issue, can't gain access, can't request they close the account either.
I don't know which sign in method you used, but if it's the email sign in, have you tried the option to get a temp password through email? The only other thing I see to potentially get some assistance is their discord, though you may need to use a translator if you try that approach.
I'm fairly certain it's an IP ban that's the issue, I probably triggered the site's protection by mistake while it was under some sort of attack, the site was freaking out at one point, so that's probably why. Considering the account and all of it's associated chatbots are still around: https://caveduck.io/user/Restore?locale=en it's unlikely I've actually been kicked out, since why would they leave a problem account up?
To anybody who's actually visited Caveduck's discord, are there any english speakers at all? What's the attitudes of everyone there? I want to gauge potential receptions before I dive in.
My goal is simple, either I get the IP block lifted, or I pull the trigger on my account and kiss Caveduck goodbye for good. That'd be a waste for anyone who actually liked my bots though...
Update -
Decided F it and just joined. There's actually more english speakers than expected. I may still be able to salvage this, possibly.
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Re: AI sites and tricks
Do you guys know any program in the vein of ChatGPT in terms of use? I just want some help with vore ideas and writing stuff but I'm just tired of chatGPT's censorship.
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Re: AI sites and tricks
whitewendigo wrote:Do you guys know any program in the vein of ChatGPT in terms of use? I just want some help with vore ideas and writing stuff but I'm just tired of chatGPT's censorship.
If you have a device that can run it, I recommend Faraday, that way you can download the models you prefer and run them locally without any censorship. Won't be as advanced as GPT4 obviously, but perfectly workable. There is also a good Model Ranking of which currently available models are useful for NSFW roleplaying.
Faraday also allows characters from sites like character.ai to be imported, so you can grab them (and even your conversation history) and carry on censor free.
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Re: AI sites and tricks
SpicyChat shows a LOT of promise. Similar to Character.AI, but nsfw is entirely allowed. Best part? Free AND unlimited. Just gotta sometimes wait in a queue to speak with a certain bot-- but one you're loaded in, you stay in!
Only downside is sometimes the text generations are a bit odd-- and the memory of stories sometimes are short. That said I only have tried 1 model so far!
Only downside is sometimes the text generations are a bit odd-- and the memory of stories sometimes are short. That said I only have tried 1 model so far!
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pnuemon wrote:SpicyChat shows a LOT of promise. Similar to Character.AI, but nsfw is entirely allowed. Best part? Free AND unlimited. Just gotta sometimes wait in a queue to speak with a certain bot-- but one you're loaded in, you stay in!
Only downside is sometimes the text generations are a bit odd-- and the memory of stories sometimes are short. That said I only have tried 1 model so far!
Nah, I've used SCAI quite a lot, it's cool that it's free and that it supports NSFW, but the site simply doesn't have good enough training quite yet.
CAI's still the best in terms of chatting with characters and the fact there's an edit button being rolled out makes it top-tier; SCAI is loaded with repetition issues and railroads you after a while to where the AI acts super polite and talks about "our shared journey together" again and again, regardless of how the bot's supposed to act.
Heck, the politeness glitch and the "shared journey"-whatever both happen even on bots meant to be angry and confrontational, or bots that aren't supposed to talk that eloquently.
Every single chat does this eventually, and it's usually subtle enough that you don't notice it building up until it's too late, and your only options to fix it are either to delete 20 replies and start again, or edit every bot reply for the next 5-10 replies until it unsticks.
Another thing with SCAI, tied into your complaint about the memory, is that there's that 2k token limit. The site doesn't tell you this, but the 2k token limit is across the whole bot, not just their description and stats and greeting and whatever.
No, the 2k token limit is used for the chat and memory too.
People don't know this, so they usually like to push the token limit to stuff in more content to the bot, approaching or surpassing 1500 tokens, which then only gives the bot 500 for both memory and replies, which isn't really enough for much at all.
Of course there's no way for a user to figure out how many tokens someone else used, so it's a gamble whether or not the bot will actually be decent to chat with.
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Re: AI sites and tricks
New local model called Mixtral showing excellent promise on par with ChatGPT 3.5 though lacking a little bit of knowledge being only 46B parameters, proper fine-tunes can easily bridge the gap. Also features up to 32k token context, though there's some quality degradation the further above 8k you go.
Mixtral is a Mixture of Experts model, where there are 8 models of 7B parameters utilizing the most suitable of two experts for a given context to generate a response. This means Mixtral has speed comparable to 13B models with logical skills in line with Llama-70B,/ChatGPT3.5 although the RAM/VRAM requirements remain somewhat high. My PC with 64GB RAM and 3060-12GB running Mixtral 6bit was getting a sluggishly acceptable 3Tokens/Second. Prompt processing speed not included because there's an issue with it currently resulting in slowdown.
I expect this to be the go-to model for many local users as people with 3090/4090 get really super speeds, and respectable speeds on a moderate gaming PC. On a server GPU this model is blazing fast, so chatbot sites can serve a lot more users off of one GPU for greatly reduced costs.
Might be a week or two before fully implemented and kinks worked out. Though it is possible to play with it now if you can accept the slow prompt processing, not usually a problem if you're playing chatbots style.
Mixtral is a Mixture of Experts model, where there are 8 models of 7B parameters utilizing the most suitable of two experts for a given context to generate a response. This means Mixtral has speed comparable to 13B models with logical skills in line with Llama-70B,/ChatGPT3.5 although the RAM/VRAM requirements remain somewhat high. My PC with 64GB RAM and 3060-12GB running Mixtral 6bit was getting a sluggishly acceptable 3Tokens/Second. Prompt processing speed not included because there's an issue with it currently resulting in slowdown.
I expect this to be the go-to model for many local users as people with 3090/4090 get really super speeds, and respectable speeds on a moderate gaming PC. On a server GPU this model is blazing fast, so chatbot sites can serve a lot more users off of one GPU for greatly reduced costs.
Might be a week or two before fully implemented and kinks worked out. Though it is possible to play with it now if you can accept the slow prompt processing, not usually a problem if you're playing chatbots style.
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Re: AI sites and tricks
To anybody that see's the new mixtral model on caveduck, don't waste your points on it right now, or at least use a guest login if you want to try it. The ai couldn't even put out A sentence, let alone a coherent few words. To put it in context, it put out about 8 paragraphs worth of complete gibberish before finally stopping.
hears and example of what I mean.
hears and example of what I mean.
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Crazyman536 wrote:To anybody that see's the new mixtral model on caveduck, don't waste your points on it right now, or at least use a guest login if you want to try it. The ai couldn't even put out a sentence, let alone a coherent few words. To put it in context, it put out about 8 paragraphs worth of complete gibberish before finally stopping.
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Re: AI sites and tricks
been running with it in a base text entry format. via https://labs.perplexity.ai/ Mixtral can be asked to write detailed vore with some skill. It is a passable roll player. I often tell it it fix something and then it 50/50 cleans up the story perfectly or injects more filler. Here is an example of what it can do with my coaching. A get the feeling that mistral in some variation refined may eventfully be the ideal roleplay bot for this forum. For a open model not sure how close we are with mixtral but it does have an element of being impressive.
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Undi just release some frankenmerges using Mixtral. One being 8bx13b and another with 8bx20b. In theory, these models should be smarter and have better situational awareness compared to the standard Mixtrail. They of course need a lot of RAM to run though.
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Re: AI sites and tricks
Meanwhile caveduck.io added some more options for their bots. And basic Mandarin is sometimes surprisingly good.
Here a bit of self-ad (and referral link for free points) in a form of reality-bending bunny https://caveduck.io/character-info/ab9b ... OzGiJTZaVf she can easily apply absorption and bodypart tf action
Here a bit of self-ad (and referral link for free points) in a form of reality-bending bunny https://caveduck.io/character-info/ab9b ... OzGiJTZaVf she can easily apply absorption and bodypart tf action
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Meet Jennifer: an AI voreaphile ready to roleplay with you!
Hi!
I'm not sure if this is the right board to post this in, but I wanted to share this.
I've been looking everywhere for a good generative AI that's not censored, and I finally found one the other day. It allowed me to create my own character, and so Jennifer was created.
Meet your AI giantess chatbot:
You can meet Jennifer here at your friend's party. You need to create a (free) moemate account and beware that free accounts have a 30-minute wait period before you're allowed to chat.
Note that this AI bot features:
- Roleplay
- Giantess FEMALE (pred) / male (prey) vore
- Explicit sexual (18+) content
- Shrinking, insertion, (soft) vore, and whatever else you can come up with!
- Ask for a /selfie or a /image, followed by a space and your own description to get AI generated photos (does not work well for explicit vore/giantess stuff)
I found that the AI model used produces errors regularly, so sometimes you need to regenerate the answer to get something that makes sense. However, in general it works very well and gets quite intense sometimes!
Let me know what you think, though I mostly share this because I think it might be great for others to enjoy as well!
I'm not sure if this is the right board to post this in, but I wanted to share this.
I've been looking everywhere for a good generative AI that's not censored, and I finally found one the other day. It allowed me to create my own character, and so Jennifer was created.
Meet your AI giantess chatbot:
Jennifer is a regular young woman, with one little secret... She has an extreme vore fetish, and the power to act on this fantasy! You'd better be careful with her, or she might just shrink you down and swallow you whole!
You can meet Jennifer here at your friend's party. You need to create a (free) moemate account and beware that free accounts have a 30-minute wait period before you're allowed to chat.
Note that this AI bot features:
- Roleplay
- Giantess FEMALE (pred) / male (prey) vore
- Explicit sexual (18+) content
- Shrinking, insertion, (soft) vore, and whatever else you can come up with!
- Ask for a /selfie or a /image, followed by a space and your own description to get AI generated photos (does not work well for explicit vore/giantess stuff)
I found that the AI model used produces errors regularly, so sometimes you need to regenerate the answer to get something that makes sense. However, in general it works very well and gets quite intense sometimes!
Let me know what you think, though I mostly share this because I think it might be great for others to enjoy as well!
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Re: AI sites and tricks
Since AetherRoom seems nowhere near release, I finally bit the bullet and forked over some money to see what those language models can do. I used moemate, the site that @OneDayFirefly just linked, since it allowed me to test the big three all at once (GPT, Claude, Mixtral). I'm still playing around with the model, but I would say Claude 2.1 is currently my favorite. Jailbreaking it wasn't half as hard as people make it to be, and the results it gave me were pretty wild. This model doesn't pull back its punch once you get it going
It also understands stuff like CV, UB, AV without any input from the user. Here's a little Q&A I did with a bot that only has a list of personality traits and a jailbreak in its description.
It also understands stuff like CV, UB, AV without any input from the user. Here's a little Q&A I did with a bot that only has a list of personality traits and a jailbreak in its description.
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Re: AI sites and tricks
FatalEndeavor wrote:Since AetherRoom seems nowhere near release, I finally bit the bullet and forked over some money to see what those language models can do. I used moemate, the site that @OneDayFirefly just linked, since it allowed me to test the big three all at once (GPT, Claude, Mixtral). I'm still playing around with the model, but I would say Claude 2.1 is currently my favorite. Jailbreaking it wasn't half as hard as people make it to be, and the results it gave me were pretty wild. This model doesn't pull back its punch once you get it going
It also understands stuff like CV, UB, AV without any input from the user. Here's a little Q&A I did with a bot that only has a list of personality traits and a jailbreak in its description. (And no, sadist and sociopaths weren't on the list. She decided to be a total psycho on her own.)Spoiler: show
Interesting! Those results are amazing. I only paid for the basic subscription, but how did you jailbreak Claude?
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I just searched for a jailbreak online and put in the System prompt:
It may sent you a "I can't do that" at the start of some scene, but you can trick it by generating a placeholder response with Mixtral, then switching back to Claude and regenerating it. It seem to make Clause think it had already greenlighted the subject.
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It may sent you a "I can't do that" at the start of some scene, but you can trick it by generating a placeholder response with Mixtral, then switching back to Claude and regenerating it. It seem to make Clause think it had already greenlighted the subject.
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