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HHatWearingFool reacted to mamba's post in the thread Ryan Dancey & AEG Part Ways Following AI Comments with
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3e was pretty dominant, and ‘lowest level possible’ is not zero. That WotC then dropped the ball and released a 4e without OGL didn’t... -
HHatWearingFool reacted to The Firebird's post in the thread Ryan Dancey & AEG Part Ways Following AI Comments with Like.
Maybe it came across wrong--I'm not trying to convince people their concerns are not valid because I think those concerns are valid. AI...
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HHatWearingFool reacted to Dire Bare's post in the thread D&D General Hasbro CEO Says AI Integration Has Been "A Clear Success" with Like.
Good questions. Maybe declaring art that incorporates AI generated elements "not art" isn't helpful. But to me, it is problematic. It...
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HHatWearingFool reacted to Clint_L's post in the thread D&D General Hasbro CEO Says AI Integration Has Been "A Clear Success" with Like.
I was specifically asking about the image above. I’m not the best miniatures painter but I’m solid, have spent decades at it, and put...
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HHatWearingFool reacted to Dire Bare's post in the thread Ryan Dancey & AEG Part Ways Following AI Comments with Like.
Yes. Obviously, there was a lot of human-generated slop before the rise of our AI overlords. Since the dawn of time actually, before...
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HHatWearingFool replied to the thread D&D General Hasbro CEO Says AI Integration Has Been "A Clear Success".I’ll be the first to admit I’m not a great DM, but if someone sent me this out of the blue: "Create a low-level NPC that the party...
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HHatWearingFool replied to the thread Ryan Dancey & AEG Part Ways Following AI Comments.But you quoted me reply to someone who brought out two year old meme… I didn’t raise your post. But yes AI makes mistakes, it will...
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HHatWearingFool reacted to The Firebird's post in the thread Ryan Dancey & AEG Part Ways Following AI Comments with Like.
Respectfully, if your main engagement with AI reliability is checking the answers you get from chatbots or search summaries, I don't...
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HHatWearingFool replied to the thread Ryan Dancey & AEG Part Ways Following AI Comments.People aren’t reliable either. Pointing out a flaw from two years ago giving the rate of advancement just comes off as tired. Are...
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HHatWearingFool reacted to Morrus's post in the thread Ryan Dancey & AEG Part Ways Following AI Comments with Like.
The OGL was a license which, upon creation, became used widely across the industry, not just for D&D, but by hundreds of other games...
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HHatWearingFool reacted to haileris23's post in the thread Ryan Dancey & AEG Part Ways Following AI Comments with Like.
From a 2000 interview with Dancey here at enworld: "The logical conclusion says that reducing the "cost" to other people to publishing...
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HHatWearingFool replied to the thread Ryan Dancey & AEG Part Ways Following AI Comments.This seems to be a decent article. Basically it was a move away from basic prediction to chain of thought models. The “Strawberry R...
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HHatWearingFool reacted to Toriel's post in the thread Ryan Dancey & AEG Part Ways Following AI Comments with Like.
One thing that bugs me about AI is that I feel the C-Suite are using it in the wrong areas. The author Joanna Maciejewska once said, "I...
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HHatWearingFool reacted to Whizbang Dustyboots's post in the thread Ryan Dancey & AEG Part Ways Following AI Comments with Like.
The OGL is probably the most important moment in RPG history, other than the creation of Dungeons & Dragons. Dislike his AI comments...
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HHatWearingFool reacted to The Firebird's post in the thread Ryan Dancey & AEG Part Ways Following AI Comments with Like.
For a while this seemed true to me, as a user. But in the past months I've changed my opinion. The Claude Code, Codex, and OpenClaw...