Search results

I missed this before. So what you are saying is, the singularity is soon at hand? Google Bard AI is going to become widely available to the public in the coming weeks... Time stock up on TP, people. Once the bard asks Google Bard to generate a bard, the world as we know it will be over.

My post with the AI-generated context was preceded with a human (me-generated) note that the text below is AI-generated. The post after that had no such disclaimer. While it is reasonable to believe that people will infer erroneously, it is still inaccurate. For the remainder of your post, see...

While I cannot be 100% sure, I suspect they turned the pineapple on the Snarf

What do you call it when a poster's behavior inadvertently supports the point another poster was making?

EDIT: Wrong thread, sorry!

I don't know what you mean, it's my take.

I hear what you are saying, and regardless of the merits of the AI-generated content, I appreciate a few things about it: - It keeps reflecting back "While it's true that...". To me, it seems like a form of reflecting or validating or receiving that would be an emotionally intelligent thing to...

Everything written below is 100% from ChatGPT. I didn't actually read anything below in depth. I just did this for pure fun. Bias can be reduced through various techniques, such as diverse representation in data collection and algorithmic design, rigorous testing, and peer review. Additionally...

Sorry that was just my brevity. By "bad data", I meant -- for example -- the AI being fed biased information (i.e., racist, misogynist, etc.) written by human beings

If we move beyond the tongue-in-cheek context you quoted from, then sure, it gets more complicated. The AI can definitely pick up on biases from training on bad data. And then AI ethics committees set up to address it. And then some of them getting fired. It is also important to remember that...

RE: Essay writing In the morality thread, I inputted the OP into ChatGPT and my observation is that the AI's answer to a complex moral hypothetical was more holistic or well-rounded than the human responses which tended to be more like individual opinion pieces. While human writing has a...

(I hope this doesn't derail your thread, but I was tongue-in-cheek thinking about this topic yesterday...) </begin-tongue-in-cheek The future of moderation is AI ChatGPT already has built-in moderation. Let's say I wanted to tell another Enworlder: Your mother was a hamster and your father...

I agree, but just one request please: because you quoted me specifically, could you please include the entirety of what you quoted or adjust your post further than "and I see I'm partly ninjaed", just in case people who don't read so closely might have a poor reaction about me personally? (I...

I edited my post so nobody hates me. I hope that nets out ok.

Wow, I didn't know about the controversy with Hogwarts Legacy! Since not everyone is on Twitter, etc. I see a benefit to raising awareness around problematic issues that are adjacent to RPGs. If there's a need to discuss it further beyond flagging the problem, I feel like it's just extra...

It feels like I've been seeing more solo RPGs in the past few years. Is that just me or is there a small renaissance in solo rpgs? Is it because of the pandemic, or some mechanical innovations in the rules?

Why oh why is the next edition of D&D codenamed OneD&D? Has WoTC revealed any clue as to what the "One" part means? Is it going be modular, like WoTC used to talk about in the days of D&D Next? Or is it going to be "One" united multi-media ecosystem? Or we just don't know?

I gotta see it first, will decide then.

On that note, I predict that in 2025, it's going to be a very quiet year for D&D. OGL drama will have been forgotten. OneD&D is expected to roll out smoothly. To fill the boringness, they are going to publish the Prisoner's Trolley Dungeon which is going to be the most contentious D&D adventure...

Confirmed. They need us as much as we need them.