That looks like it's the tradeoff; on the one hand, you don't need to write all the possible paths. On the other, you don't write any constraints either. But i

That looks like it's the tradeoff; on the one hand, you don't need to write all the possible paths. On the other, you don't write any constraints either. But isn't this what a lot of the work is right now for companies developing commercial AIs? Writing in the rules of what not to do? IIRC this is where Google's went wrong, in that they wrote explicit rules in their image generator to ensure the AI breaks free from the constraints of the input set and force it to create diverse characters, leading to e.g. a black Pope or asian Vikings. It's like they have to say "do this. No not like that. No, not like that. Not like that either".