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Pretty cool, but it seems like this wouldn't be as exciting as the demo makes it seem for a real game until LLM grounding is better solved. Until then, the dial
by heyitsguay 4y ago
Pretty cool, but it seems like this wouldn't be as exciting as the demo makes it seem for a real game until LLM grounding is better solved. Until then, the dialogue can only be fancy approximately-correct window dressing on top of the game engine which isn't open-ended enough to make use of the LLM's inventions. Instead of your NPC saying "I heard there was a dragon in Whiterun" over and over again, you can have "I heard there was a dragon in Whiterun", "Did you hear about the dragon in Whiterun?", "Someone told me they were in Whiterun and spotted a dragon", "I heard nobody saw a dragon in Whiterun[sic]" etc. Cool for what it is, but not much of a game changer until the generated dialogue can actually change the game.
- roarcher 4y ago> not much of a game changer until the generated dialogue can actually change the game. And until they figure out how to give GPT a bit more personality. It sounds like a customer service rep in most interactions. But this will definitely become a huge application of GPT in time. Love seeing these experiments.