Show HN: Sassbook AI writer – Create text content rapidly using AI

Dogs are cool because they have wet noses and paws the end. Thank you for coming to my talk on dogs in a world of humans.

I am so glad that your dog is doing well. It dog food and I was looking for a way to make it more healthy without adding too many calories. Sco glossy coat ings, like the glossy black one on this story cover, may also have helped make the cover more bath time and the kids are all in bed by now.

I have a friend who has two children with cats and dogs are not allowed to be in the same room with each other.

The new rules will

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I think its fair to say, without being unduly rude, that this is absolutely awful.

Worse, even the best NLP models at the moment are clever hanses. Also, the huggingface "write with transformer" has far more hyperparamaters to play with which make it far far far better than this website.

I'm sorry to have to echo the other comments or come off as overly critical, but this service blows. I see zero reasons why I or anyone else would want to use it - especially since your competing against the very best NLP minds.

Next time, try to use models which might actually be effective. Salesforce released one called "CTRL" which if you had productized might have actually given you what you want (effective controllable text generation)

Output after clicking the Continue button a few times;

"Once there was a wizard who lived in a castle with his pet owl. The owl would fly around the castle, and whenever it saw something that looked like an enemy, it would scream . The wizard had a secret room where he stored his weapons and whatnot. One day, the owl was taking a nap when it heard a voice outside. The owl screamed in a low, low voice. "Tyls, wake up! You'll be all right. We just need to get you out of here."

The man looked at the two and then back up at his wife."

I'm interested in where the name "Tyls" came from. After a quick Google, there's a wizard called Tyls in this Harry Potter fanfic - https://www.fanfiction.net/s/811088/72/Not-Myself - that seems a very likely source.

Could using this app open you up to accusations of plagiarism?