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Would you buy an AI-generated Castle Greyhawk "by" Gary Gygax?" Should you?
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<blockquote data-quote="Whizbang Dustyboots" data-source="post: 9233664" data-attributes="member: 11760"><p>The CEO has always been subordinate to boards of directors and especially shareholders. If they find out that the CEO is thwarting "business optimization tools" and theoretically costing shareholders value, the CEO who pulls this will be out on their ass.</p><p></p><p>The AIs are definitely coming for management and very few people will shed a lot of tears.</p><p></p><p>Castle Zagyg is a great example, because it's incomplete. A lot of it is just notes. So, would a generative AI -- which we've already demonstrated in this thread can do Gygax's written style -- trained on Gygax's works (or a chosen subset) working off those notes to complete Castle Zagyg be creating something of worth? Would it be better or worse than a human doing it? Would it matter if the AI doing it could do it cheaper (I have no idea how much it would cost the Troll Lords to get an AI Gygax built for them) and could get it to market faster? (Fans of 1E AD&D aren't getting any younger.)</p><p></p><p>Yep, generative AI isn't ready for many of the tasks it's been given. (At least we're not talking about Tesla's "self-driving" features here.)</p><p></p><p>But we're still in the very early stages. I'm sure you remember when DVD players were enormous and cost $1,000. Today, if you can find them, they cost $20 and aren't much bigger than a Blu-Ray disc.</p><p></p><p>In the very near future -- AI tech is improving far faster than DVD tech did -- generative AI hallucinations will be a thing of the past. Even free AI art generators now typically get the number of fingers right in pictures of people, something it famously struggled with a year ago. (The very AI over-saturated colors are still very much a thing, though, even when there's no other obvious tells that art may have been AI generated.)</p><p></p><p>It is already finding brain tumors months earlier than a human radiologist can. That's definitely making the world better.</p><p></p><p>Lumping all AI uses into what Sports Illustrated is shortsightedly doing is pretty silly.</p><p></p><p>Castle Zagyg was never finished before EGG's death.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Whizbang Dustyboots, post: 9233664, member: 11760"] The CEO has always been subordinate to boards of directors and especially shareholders. If they find out that the CEO is thwarting "business optimization tools" and theoretically costing shareholders value, the CEO who pulls this will be out on their ass. The AIs are definitely coming for management and very few people will shed a lot of tears. Castle Zagyg is a great example, because it's incomplete. A lot of it is just notes. So, would a generative AI -- which we've already demonstrated in this thread can do Gygax's written style -- trained on Gygax's works (or a chosen subset) working off those notes to complete Castle Zagyg be creating something of worth? Would it be better or worse than a human doing it? Would it matter if the AI doing it could do it cheaper (I have no idea how much it would cost the Troll Lords to get an AI Gygax built for them) and could get it to market faster? (Fans of 1E AD&D aren't getting any younger.) Yep, generative AI isn't ready for many of the tasks it's been given. (At least we're not talking about Tesla's "self-driving" features here.) But we're still in the very early stages. I'm sure you remember when DVD players were enormous and cost $1,000. Today, if you can find them, they cost $20 and aren't much bigger than a Blu-Ray disc. In the very near future -- AI tech is improving far faster than DVD tech did -- generative AI hallucinations will be a thing of the past. Even free AI art generators now typically get the number of fingers right in pictures of people, something it famously struggled with a year ago. (The very AI over-saturated colors are still very much a thing, though, even when there's no other obvious tells that art may have been AI generated.) It is already finding brain tumors months earlier than a human radiologist can. That's definitely making the world better. Lumping all AI uses into what Sports Illustrated is shortsightedly doing is pretty silly. Castle Zagyg was never finished before EGG's death. [/QUOTE]
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