Thanks for the video. re: 3:23, either pronunciation is ok. By shortening the A, it sounds slightly less accented. I am not so certain that this model is "really good" yet. For example, it completely ignored the prompt's requirement that the bookstore owner was "immune" to the actor's famous status... and literally announces "Ah, so this is where our famous guest has sought refuge..." Re Reviewing Models in general, There are sooo many models. And they are very similar in many ways. Do I really want to watch a video about 10 different models that don't really seem very different or special? I am not sure it will be worth your time to "cover" them in video unless you are looking for a specific set of criteria that you want the models to have, and find some way to show comparison. If you really plan on following thru with your desire to review these, I suggest creating a sort of list of the important things they should do, and 1 prompt (or several) that will allow you to compare the models as you do your tests. A couple of things you might want to consider: 1. Does the model retain memory of old interactions in the story line? 2. Does the model follow instructions with regards to your rules... For example, "Character A is always joking around, and telling stupid jokes", "Character B loves to nag Character A" etc... 3. Does the model properly act out each character's personality, or does it always sound the same... for example... some AI just sound like an AI and don't have any emotional depth to their characters. Do they follow the speech patterns they you want them to use, etc.
