Inspired by the paper I downloaded a random SVG example file and asked Alpaca/LLaMA to make changes to the code so that it looked more like a human face.
After a couple failed attempts I added some (heavy) restrictions, and it presented me with this (left is original, right is alpaca/llama output): https://i.imgur.com/787tlCU.png. Found it rather amusing to be honest.
My final prompt was:
### Instruction: The SVG code provided below draws a green square with pink borders, an orange disk, a diagonal blue line, and some straight red lines. Your task is to modify the SVG code so that the output looks more like a human face. Don't add new stuff, use short and efficient code (don't use <polygon points/> or <path/> for starters), but be creative and have fun. The code MUST be short (max 112 words) and complete.
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Inspired by the paper I downloaded a random SVG example file and asked Alpaca/LLaMA to make changes to the code so that it looked more like a human face.
After a couple failed attempts I added some (heavy) restrictions, and it presented me with this (left is original, right is alpaca/llama output): https://i.imgur.com/787tlCU.png. Found it rather amusing to be honest.
My final prompt was:
### Instruction: The SVG code provided below draws a green square with pink borders, an orange disk, a diagonal blue line, and some straight red lines. Your task is to modify the SVG code so that the output looks more like a human face. Don't add new stuff, use short and efficient code (don't use <polygon points/> or <path/> for starters), but be creative and have fun. The code MUST be short (max 112 words) and complete.
(Did it 'have fun'? Who knows!)