Spellburst: LLM–Powered Interactive Canvas

by araes • 3 years ago

99 13 3 years ago

araes• 3 years ago

Opening Comment for Post: Has interesting ideas on node based Large Language Model creativity applications.

Not the original author.

Written by: [Tyler Angert](Replit), [Miroslav Ivan Suzara, Jenny Han, Christopher Lawrence Pondoc, and Hariharan Subramonyam](Stanford)

verdverm• 3 years ago

This is neat, LLMs working on tree structures could have many more applications

Note, this is accepted for a User Interface conference: https://uist.acm.org/2023/

Jabrov• 3 years ago

Is it available to try out? Or any code anywhere? Can't seem to find anything

Blahah• 3 years ago

Some previews in this tweet[0], and they say the code will be released later this year.

0: https://twitter.com/tylerangert/status/1689311693195681798

pizza• 3 years ago

that is insane

tangert2• 3 years ago

Hey original author here. Sometime later this year- the code is a mess and needs a lot of perf work before public release

realitysballs• 3 years ago

I wanna try this out. What a tease

smcleod• 3 years ago

No git repo?

tangert2• 3 years ago

Hi author here. Later this year after some cleanup and perf work

Gys• 3 years ago

I found this more extensive demo video: https://youtu.be/5ww0jsS9hTI

sgt101• 3 years ago

interesting that they went for a pipes based metaphor rather than a scratch like jigsaw

TeMPOraL• 3 years ago

"Scratch like jigsaw" is literally just code, it's faster to write by hand.

j_han• 3 years ago

hi! co-author here. At the very beginning of our research process, the original problem space we were excited about was version control for creative coding tasks, which is why we ended up with the pipe-based metaphor. :)

Spellburst: LLM–Powered Interactive Canvas

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