Fine Tune GPT Model - Any Sucess?

Alexander301

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Hello folks,
Has anyone tried to use finetuned AI/GPT models to have a more unique author tone? If so, what kind of training data did you use? I tried myself a few times based on training data from real authors but the models seems to become very overfitted and its response do not stay on track.

What I am hoping to get is same level of prompt adherence as the 4o/mini models but with custom author tone built into the model.
 
Has anyone tried to use finetuned AI/GPT models to have a more unique author tone? If so, what kind of training data did you use? I tried myself a few times based on training data from real authors but the models seems to become very overfitted and its response do not stay on track.

What I am hoping to get is same level of prompt adherence as the 4o/mini models but with custom author tone built into the model.
Instead of full model fine-tuning, try careful prompt crafting. You can steer the model toward the tone you want by providing detailed instructions like:
  • “Write in the style of [Author] while discussing [Topic].”
  • "Use humor and vivid metaphors in [Author]'s tone."
 
Hello folks,
Has anyone tried to use finetuned AI/GPT models to have a more unique author tone? If so, what kind of training data did you use? I tried myself a few times based on training data from real authors but the models seems to become very overfitted and its response do not stay on track.

What I am hoping to get is same level of prompt adherence as the 4o/mini models but with custom author tone built into the model.
Hi
I parsed auto subtitles of youtube bloggers from Nigeria to get their slang then restored to normal text via mini from GPT.
 
  • “Write in the style of [Author] while discussing [Topic].”
  • "Use humor and vivid metaphors in [Author]'s tone."
Has anyone had any success with fine-tuned models? I am looking for something beyond simple "Write in [authors] tone". I tried some other suggestions which mentioned using literature and empty user responses but the model seemed to be overfitted and too constrained to the trained text.
 
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