Technically, you can get the same answer twice from an LLM, but only when you control the full input. When a model is being run, a random seed/hash is applied to the input. If you run the model locally you could force the seed to always be the same so that you would always get the same answer for a given question.

Constitution by Nick Webb?

I’m failing to see why the creative writing machine is better than a simulation set to ‘rough’.

This doesn’t sound like they are using LLMs for processing their 3D models. The way it’s described in the article sounds a lot more like some machine learning model trained on physics simulations for aerodynamics.

Which series was this? The original commenter deleted their comment.

Misleading title. This isn’t an “AI Company”. As far as I can tell, it’s some scammer that used AI Tools to create similar music and then copyright strike the original artist to steal their revenue.

The major issue here is how YouTube handles these claims. From the article:

YouTube’s dispute process places enormous trust in whoever files the claim, with little built-in protection for independent artists who lack legal resources.

This isn’t something new and was already being done before AI tools were available.