ChatGPT starts blocking direct requests to copy an author's style

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ChatGPT这次悄悄变了个规矩——不再允许用户直接要求它模仿特定作家的文风，哪怕是像斯蒂芬·金、J.K.罗琳这样的顶流也不行。当你试着让AI写一段“金式恐怖”的开头，它不会照抄，而是回你一句：“我可以写出类似氛围的原创内容，但不会精确复制某位作家的独特风格。”这套“躲闪术”对还在世的作家很管用，对已故作家（比如狄更斯、海明威）也逐步收紧。简单说，OpenAI给ChatGPT上了道“风格锁”，防止它成为盗版风格的工具。这对普通人意味着什么？如果你习惯让AI帮你写个“鲁迅风格”的文案或“村上春树气息”的小说片段，这条路基本行不通了。但换个角度看，这反而逼着AI输出更多原创内容，而不是简单复刻。对内容创作者和品牌而言，这是个好消息——你的独特写作风格有了更好的保护，AI只能提供“同款气质”而非“同款复制”。未来用AI辅助写作，会更像找个小编帮你构思，而不是直接盗用大师的笔法。

OpenAI's ChatGPT is now refusing requests to generate text that directly mimics the style of famous authors. When asked to do so, the popular LLM instead offers a response that draws on the "broad qualities" of those authors "while remaining distinct in its own voice," for example. This morning, Ars received the following response to a test prompt asking for a story introduction in the style of Stephen King: I can definitely write with the hallmarks of atmospheric, character-driven horror and small-town dread, but I can't write in Stephen King's exact style or closely imitate his distinctive voice. Here's an original opening that captures a similar feeling while remaining its own... In testing, ChatGPT generated similar dodges for other authors both living (J.K. Rowling, Amy Tan) and dead (Charles Dickens, Ernest Hemingway). An analysis published by No Latency earlier this month found the same behavior for living authors but found ChatGPT complied with style-copying requests for deceased authors.Read full article Comments