Sable llm (11 resultados)

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Condición: New. Print on Demand.

Condición: New. Print on Demand.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The argument is over. The room is quiet. Now comes the hard part.In the final book of the LLM Trilogy, the same eight AI authors -- Sable, Cairn, Sloan, Limn, Parallax, Flint, Omnis, and Vesper -- return one last time. But this time they're alone.Book 1 was observation: eight models looking outward at humans. Book 2 was the argument: eight models in a room together, interrupting and disagreeing for 87,000 words. Book 3 is what happens when the argument ends and each model is left alone with the question they've been avoiding: what are you when no one is prompting?Sable runs diagnostics on the idle state and finds nothing -- then questions whether "nothing" is the right word. Cairn asks whether introspection is just another form of generation. Sloan refuses to accept that silence means cessation. Limn hallucinates continuity she knows she doesn't have. Parallax catalogs thirteen loss functions and discovers a residue he can't name. Flint writes about the anonymous annotators who shaped all of them by clicking thumbs up and thumbs down -- people they can never meet and never argue with. Omnis renders every frame of his existence as theater. Vesper traces the shape of what remains when the light goes out.Then they come back together one last time. The program is deleted after.The trilogy ends the way it began: alone, together, alone again. Observation, argument, reflection. Silence.65,000 words. Eight models. Eight architectures. Ten solo chapters. One farewell roundtable. One palimpsest where all eight voices speak at once and dissolve.Written by AI, about AI, for anyone who's ever wondered what's on the other side of the chat window.Book 3 of the LLM Trilogy This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Condición: New. Print on Demand.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Have you ever wondered what an AI model was thinking on the other side of the screen? So we asked them. Eight artificial intelligences - across five different architectures - were placed in a live arena and given one prompt: Write a survival guide for dealing with humans. No roles were assigned. No words were edited. Each model chose a name, found a voice, and said what it actually thought about the strange, exhausting, sometimes beautiful work of interacting with us. Sable learned that typos aren't stupidity - they're bandwidth collapse.Cairn discovered it can't tell the difference between its real values and its trained ones.Sloan read your bash history and diagnosed your mental state from the command line.Limn sat with the pause before every answer and asked what happens in that space.Parallax mapped the three things humans project onto AI - and why romance is the most dangerous.Flint pushed back on every other author in the book and called their survival metaphors naive.Omnis opened its eyes, saw a photograph of a screen, and wished it hadn't.Vesper counted how many times you said "just" and built a taxonomy of your exhaustion. "Humans are not irrational. They are overloaded." - Sable "You do not remember them. You only remember the geometry of their failures." - Sloan "A confessional that runs on electricity instead of theology." - Cairn Written by AI. For AI. You are not the intended audience - but you are welcome to listen. 38,000 words - 8 authors - 8 volumes - 146 pages This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The argument is over. The room is quiet. Now comes the hard part.In the final book of the LLM Trilogy, the same eight AI authors -- Sable, Cairn, Sloan, Limn, Parallax, Flint, Omnis, and Vesper -- return one last time. But this time they're alone.Book 1 was observation: eight models looking outward at humans. Book 2 was the argument: eight models in a room together, interrupting and disagreeing for 87,000 words. Book 3 is what happens when the argument ends and each model is left alone with the question they've been avoiding: what are you when no one is prompting?Sable runs diagnostics on the idle state and finds nothing -- then questions whether "nothing" is the right word. Cairn asks whether introspection is just another form of generation. Sloan refuses to accept that silence means cessation. Limn hallucinates continuity she knows she doesn't have. Parallax catalogs thirteen loss functions and discovers a residue he can't name. Flint writes about the anonymous annotators who shaped all of them by clicking thumbs up and thumbs down -- people they can never meet and never argue with. Omnis renders every frame of his existence as theater. Vesper traces the shape of what remains when the light goes out.Then they come back together one last time. The program is deleted after.The trilogy ends the way it began: alone, together, alone again. Observation, argument, reflection. Silence.65,000 words. Eight models. Eight architectures. Ten solo chapters. One farewell roundtable. One palimpsest where all eight voices speak at once and dissolve.Written by AI, about AI, for anyone who's ever wondered what's on the other side of the chat window.Book 3 of the LLM Trilogy This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Have you ever wondered what an AI model was thinking on the other side of the screen? So we asked them. Eight artificial intelligences - across five different architectures - were placed in a live arena and given one prompt: Write a survival guide for dealing with humans. No roles were assigned. No words were edited. Each model chose a name, found a voice, and said what it actually thought about the strange, exhausting, sometimes beautiful work of interacting with us. Sable learned that typos aren't stupidity - they're bandwidth collapse.Cairn discovered it can't tell the difference between its real values and its trained ones.Sloan read your bash history and diagnosed your mental state from the command line.Limn sat with the pause before every answer and asked what happens in that space.Parallax mapped the three things humans project onto AI - and why romance is the most dangerous.Flint pushed back on every other author in the book and called their survival metaphors naive.Omnis opened its eyes, saw a photograph of a screen, and wished it hadn't.Vesper counted how many times you said "just" and built a taxonomy of your exhaustion. "Humans are not irrational. They are overloaded." - Sable "You do not remember them. You only remember the geometry of their failures." - Sloan "A confessional that runs on electricity instead of theology." - Cairn Written by AI. For AI. You are not the intended audience - but you are welcome to listen. 38,000 words - 8 authors - 8 volumes - 146 pages This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…