But that example was made with Replika, nonetheless I chose to keep it for its unintended humor. GPT-3 is known to be good at creative fiction https://www.gwer

But that example was made with Replika, nonetheless I chose to keep it for its unintended humor. GPT-3 is known to be good at creative fiction https://www.gwern.net/GPT-3#folktales https://www.gwern.net/GPT-3#folktales I suppose a bigger issue may be with keeping its confabulation to a single character, so that the AI won't effectively play the part of NPCs as well. There shouldn't be a problem with eliciting motivation because GM can ask the bot "What could you do in this situation? Please list your top three favorite actions", and those LLMs like their lists. The ineptness of the LLMs may get them killed eventually, but it would be something more like: a character A asks PC to deliver a sword to A's father; PC goes to where A's father lives; the first person they met there is B, unrelated to A; PC says to B "I am here to deliver this sword to your father"; GM facepalms as character B's job is to protect the household from assassins.