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if AO3 counts so does every organized and disorganize play of the Realms in D&D

That was the assertion made by the commenter I replied to. The fact is that every LLM still inserts outside information even when told not to do so. The absurd claim that continued refinement after the initial work will no longer use outside assets is proven a lie by the very model makers who...

The topic of the claim that there was no outside influence from the LLM on the ordered materials that are supposedly not influenced by outside influences despite the makers of the LLMs saying that they did in fact use outside influences even when told not to?

but you aren't the creator! You are telling a thing to create your desires. You have placed a multitude of orders, just like a grumpy restaurant patron who keeps sending the plate back

Because outside of very specific circumstances the training still influences its action. It will not "know" how to do what you tell it without that illicit consumption of protected works, which included in some cases setting fire to books after they were used, torrenting videos and watching porn

While not yet quite settled law, this is mostly an untrue statement. You have not added enough humanity for a process that only uses LLMs to be considered your own work. As long as you ignore how the foundation models were trained you are correct. Of course, they were in fact trained. *You...

Your own description of the process you use is merely placing many, many orders -- kind of like an event planner does. That doesn't make them a cook either.

There's no difference. You are right.

By this logic the person who places an order at McDonald's is the head chef at head quarters. Placing an order isn't creative.

THIS IS THEIR INTENT!!! I missed this when I got excited about the new builder https://www.dndbeyond.com/posts/2135-behind-the-screen-the-new-quickbuilder-and-future#design-principles

From the article describing their design process

I do want new settings. But I don't want new settings if the Character Builder doesn't allow limitations at the campaign level.

bUt CoMpAtIbIlItY iS a LiE

Nope, the current system of seasons is a book or two, plus peripherals, plus marketing theme, plus Encounters, plus maybe AL, plus maybe modules

Nope, under the seasons and franchise system it's not "one book."

It's almost like the Cards system in Heroes from the Borderlands.

I expect they'll do something new for the romantasy-leaning effort that is likely upcoming. I think the semi-modernist urban fantasy could be interesting. It would have to avoid Eberron's noir vibes and not be cyber to be D&D. I'd LOVE a Pirates of Dark Water meets D&D setting.

Based on the reaction from WotC fans when Hasbro announced the Potter partnership with toys, adding official Potter to D&D would result in a revolt larger than the OGL debacle.

Being an authentic, honest person with unique applicable advice. That way you never run out of material and you don't have to worry about someone else stealing it because they cannot be you. It's what lifted Colville to his position too.

No. It's not "what the algorithm wants." It's what a certain low effort viewer wants. But it's not necessary. Modern marketing (my industry where I'm paid well to know these things) doesn't require manosphere clickbait to get attention. This is only a requirement for lazy people who don't...