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Hi, I got hypothetical question for the author of this article. These two reasons are very good and this LLM isn't pure AI (limitations in creating true AI can be found in GEB book). What is final quest in the literary creation is quest for originality (many authors wrote, write or will write about beauty of homeopathic magic and importance of following and reshaping of traditions of their ancestors but deep inside of almost everyone is just big hollow desire for true originality) and the main task of these LLMs at the end of the day will be help with it, not "create" "new" body of works. Quote from the latest book by Kazuo Ishiguro reminded me poem Bluebird by Charles Bukowski. If can Chatbot answer question about same or very similar meanings (only in other words) in books already written and my new own creation it will be great for authors and for readers as well (not for publishing houses, they run on memory loss in both authors and readers). My hypothetical question is: Do you think Kazuo Ishiguro would have writen the same sentence if he knew or had the poem fresh in his mind? Or can we just tell it's only my opinion that it is the same meaning and everyone can make their own decision and without sentence and poem this play can't be played? Thank you.

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