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Thank you for the praise. Sounds cool re your idea, is there something you want to try it on that we can help you with? We cache much of the work so incremental
by oshams 3y ago
Thank you for the praise. Sounds cool re your idea, is there something you want to try it on that we can help you with? We cache much of the work so incremental updates are quite easy, the asymptotic work is low.
- huevosabio 3y agoSo, I have this game (https://zaranova.xyz/ https://zaranova.xyz/) where the AI tries to guess who is a human and you as a player must pretend to be an AI. Now, most of the conversations are between the AIs and the hallucinate stuff based on the very small background lore I gave as a prompt. I've been thinking of having a background process that takes all of these conversations through many different games and start building a coherent game lore wiki, automatically. Basically, letting these interactions build the game lore. It is quite different from using a repo because code is 1) relatively structured, 2) coherent, 3) and refers to a single instance. In contrast, the corpus of conversations may have conflicting narratives of the game lore which need to be reconciled and there is close to no structure! Anyway, happy to chat if you think this is an interesting topic for auto-wikis.