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are they using them or are they taking a look at what they AIs can and cannot do... none of this means the AI was reliable and that its...

Wait, before AI you were trusting stuff that comes across your social media feed? Seriously?

My work-paid for Gemini Pro subscription prominently says at the bottom of each window a line to the extent of "replies by this service...

We’re talking about LLMs creating board games. That’s the subject of the thread. But yeah, you’re here stanning as usual. ;)

My example was last week, not two years ago.

Yes, but most people don't work in science and mathematics. So the fact that it's good at, say, spotting distant galaxies, is great but...

Yes, so not all normal people for normal usages. Not creatives to replace creativity. Not CEOs to replace line workers. Not Dancey to...

I asked an LLM to help me find 10 places to host work dinners with conditions. Three of them are permanently closed and another two do...

Sure, but that's not the point, is it? The point is that AI is not reliable. Literally last week Google's AI overview told me that The...

This seems to be a decent article. Basically it was a move away from basic prediction to chain of thought models. The “Strawberry R...

That's true. I should qualify my previous statement. But even the teeny tiny games on itch are often building off of RPGs that have...

I don't know that that's true. There's a LOT of indie stuff which has nothing to do with D&D, and doesn't use the OGL. Just take a look...

And yet, nearly every RPG created since 2000 relies or relied on the OGL. Whatever his goal may have been -- and as we see in the OP, he...

It did. But if it hadn't been bundled with D20 it would have had as much impact as, say, the Fudge license. I would also argue that the...

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...