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With new breakthroughs like this I try to be extremely open minded. The potential is endless. We could have entire AI generated AR/VR worlds in just a decade or

With new breakthroughs like this I try to be extremely open minded. The potential is endless. We could have entire AI generated AR/VR worlds in just a decade or two that we couldn't really believe was possible a decade ago. And obviously that will need many many more jobs to sustain, so the k only downside is some people will have to get more education/training/skills to qualify because basic drawing won't be useful enough anymore.

BizarroLand 4y ago
I'm looking forward to a skyrim-eqsue massively multiplayer open world AI enhanced RPG where the entire game continuously generates more content (that isn't simple fetch quests) and that has ongoing stories that interconnect and weave together to tell stories that build on previous stories. I'd gladly pay a monthly subscription for that if it could work, but I'm guessing we're at least a decade away from even an alpha version of that, possibly more.
- fennecfoxy 4y ago
  I actually tried to get chatGPT to do this just after it came out: https://imgur.io/a/vvPjB2s https://imgur.io/a/vvPjB2s. Atm it's quite hard to work with it because of all the safety blockers they added to prevent it from pretending to be someone, but it almost gets the idea. I just love "in order to seek revenge for the death of his husband" as well as the chatGPT's suggestions that follow - if connected right it would play out in a very convincing way. Imagine killing an NPC right at the start of the game bc other games don't do anything about it. Then later in the game you're ambushed by a group of strong NPCs who internally traded/organised/bartered/trained their way into having nice armour/weapons, mercenaries with them, all with the sole purpose of seeking revenge, coming up to you and telling you just how much they hate you for what you did and try to kill you. Hell, with enough integration between various game systems it would even be possible, at that point, to try to redeem yourself through some dialogue, depending on the internal character traits involved (how persuasive you are, how distraught/determined they are). A another big thing is that NPCs in games atm don't really do much when you're not around. Some games make them walk from place to place, but it would be so cool for them to have different motivations in a not statically-programmed way where you might find a rural NPC decides to move to the city because there are better opportunities there. Or that the price of iron bars has gone up because a group of NPCs have formed a successful weapons guild and you as a player now have to pay more for your weapons unless you, say, choose to assassinate key individuals within that organisation. With a custom tailored version I feel it would be super easy to have something like chatGPT spin out the literary parts of the game, then feed say character descriptions into art/sound generation and everything else to get the game together. Would definitely be prone to utter weirdness now & then but would be so cool to see.

BizarroLand 4y ago

I'm looking forward to a skyrim-eqsue massively multiplayer open world AI enhanced RPG where the entire game continuously generates more content (that isn't simple fetch quests) and that has ongoing stories that interconnect and weave together to tell stories that build on previous stories. I'd gladly pay a monthly subscription for that if it could work, but I'm guessing we're at least a decade away from even an alpha version of that, possibly more.

fennecfoxy 4y ago
I actually tried to get chatGPT to do this just after it came out: https://imgur.io/a/vvPjB2s https://imgur.io/a/vvPjB2s. Atm it's quite hard to work with it because of all the safety blockers they added to prevent it from pretending to be someone, but it almost gets the idea. I just love "in order to seek revenge for the death of his husband" as well as the chatGPT's suggestions that follow - if connected right it would play out in a very convincing way. Imagine killing an NPC right at the start of the game bc other games don't do anything about it. Then later in the game you're ambushed by a group of strong NPCs who internally traded/organised/bartered/trained their way into having nice armour/weapons, mercenaries with them, all with the sole purpose of seeking revenge, coming up to you and telling you just how much they hate you for what you did and try to kill you. Hell, with enough integration between various game systems it would even be possible, at that point, to try to redeem yourself through some dialogue, depending on the internal character traits involved (how persuasive you are, how distraught/determined they are). A another big thing is that NPCs in games atm don't really do much when you're not around. Some games make them walk from place to place, but it would be so cool for them to have different motivations in a not statically-programmed way where you might find a rural NPC decides to move to the city because there are better opportunities there. Or that the price of iron bars has gone up because a group of NPCs have formed a successful weapons guild and you as a player now have to pay more for your weapons unless you, say, choose to assassinate key individuals within that organisation. With a custom tailored version I feel it would be super easy to have something like chatGPT spin out the literary parts of the game, then feed say character descriptions into art/sound generation and everything else to get the game together. Would definitely be prone to utter weirdness now & then but would be so cool to see.