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Think-chan

Think-chan is a ThinkPad-themed LivePNG model. With dog ears and a tail. Because everyone knows a ThinkPad is your loyal companion until its last dying breath.

Because I am a talentless hack, she was created entirely using ChatGPT, Google Gemini, and some manual postprocessing to clean up the worst of the LLM mistakes.

Purpose and usage

Think-chan was primarily created to be NyarchAssistant waifu, but she can obviously be used for anything sprite-related.

To chat with your ThinkPad:
  1. Install and launch NyarchAssistant
  2. Download the latest release of Think-chan
  3. Untar Think-chan into ~/.var/app/moe.nyarchlinux.assistant/config/avatars/livepng/models/
  4. Restart NyarchAssistant, then go to Settings -> Avatar -> Avatar model -> LivePNG and set LivePNG Model to think-chan
  5. Configure your preferred LLM and TTS engine for Nyarch Assistant. Avatar expressions are tied to TTS so even if you don't actually want to listen to your ThinkPad speaking you'll still need a dummy TTS engine. A dummy TTS won't get you speaking animations unfortunately.

Demo

Recorded interaction with Think-chan using Nyarch Assistant

Copyright

Since Think-chan is pure AI slop, generated using a combination of ChatGPT and Gemini, her copyright status is unclear.

She probably falls under one of the following categories:

  1. Undistributable: it might be argued that Think-chan is derived work, based on the countless works stolen by OpenAI and Google to train their LLMs. If this turns out to be the case, any distribution of Think-chan (including this repository) infringes on the copyright of pretty much every artist on the entire Internet.
  2. Uncopyrightable: if she is not considered derived work, she almost certainly does not live up to the standards of creativity and originality required for copyright protection. These sprites were generated by automatic software processes from very generic prompts. Classifying them as a creative work would be an insult to the concept of art itself.
  3. CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0: in the unlikely event that AI slop ends up considered both copyrightable and not a derived work of the generating model's training data, Think-chan may be distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 license.