To your last point, I think you’ll see much more of that soon. A trick of writing is to leave stuff off the page. If you put everything on, it’s tiresome. If t

To your last point, I think you’ll see much more of that soon. A trick of writing is to leave stuff off the page. If you put everything on, it’s tiresome. If there’s nothing left off, characters seem hollow. A character background or even scenes that exist but aren’t shared means there’s a sense to things that the reader can pick up on, even if they don’t know exactly what it is. I can see the same thing happening with generative AI. Rather than procedurally generating desks and the objects on them, you generate a sales team. The composition of the team makes sense. Then you give each employee a paragraph of background, then from that generate a desk. This will give something much more cohesive than adding a family picture if rand < 0.2.