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I just spent an hour or so playing around with the paid version of AI Dungeon, and was super unimpressed. It's pretty fun for a moment, sure, and I assume some
by Tarrosion 6y ago
I just spent an hour or so playing around with the paid version of AI Dungeon, and was super unimpressed. It's pretty fun for a moment, sure, and I assume some really heroic work went into building it. I'm not saying the creators did a poor job so much as the task is really hard and the final result is...lacking.
The "Dragon" (GPT-3) engine responds reasonably to any particular input, but clearly lacks a coherent state of the world. Objects appear and disappear; plot cues are given and then can never be summoned again if not immediately grabbed, environments change dramatically without explanation, etc.
Do you feel otherwise?
- ilaksh 6y agoRight. It has some type of language ability, but no world modeling. So overall it really doesn't make sense. But since that is so obvious, I assume many people are trying to figure out how to improve it. So I am excited to see if they can make progress in the next few years. It is going to be quite difficult though. I think it might require integrating a totally different type of subsystem, if it is possible at all. But the ability to make realistic sounding language is a step forward it seems to me.