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<blockquote data-quote="MostlyHarmless42" data-source="post: 9511070" data-attributes="member: 6845520">It's completely relevent. You wanted our opinions on artificial intelligence being used in TTRPGs. I gave it. I don't want it. Period. I dislike that it's being forced upon us whether we like it or not. And I provided an opinion in this thread that isn't just gushing over technology that us necessary nor required and frankly does not improve our game in any meaningful way. Frankly I don't even like VTTs or DnDBeyond either. I don't want nor need anything other than pen, paper, and physical books, except perhaps real physical miniatures. Unfortunately my consent apparently means very little in the modern capitalist hellscape.There are more forms of art than visual. Where did they get the sample data from for training their algorithm to spew out that half-baked text prompt? Did they fairly compensate every single person whose written work they used for training? If I cannot go into a store and walk out without paying for a book of text, way is it acceptable for them to? If those writers were not paid for their efforts, it's no different than artwork.And it'd hardly generative AI that is negatively being forced upon us. Ever heard of Google? I've disabled their a.i. naughty word no less than 10 times in the last two weeks alone and I have NEVER once consented to it being forced on me.And yes, if it means I must lose spellcheckers in order to rid us of this AI scourge&nbsp; would gladly trade it anytime.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MostlyHarmless42, post: 9511070, member: 6845520"] It's completely relevent. You wanted our opinions on artificial intelligence being used in TTRPGs. I gave it. I don't want it. Period. I dislike that it's being forced upon us whether we like it or not. And I provided an opinion in this thread that isn't just gushing over technology that us necessary nor required and frankly does not improve our game in any meaningful way. Frankly I don't even like VTTs or DnDBeyond either. I don't want nor need anything other than pen, paper, and physical books, except perhaps real physical miniatures. Unfortunately my consent apparently means very little in the modern capitalist hellscape. There are more forms of art than visual. Where did they get the sample data from for training their algorithm to spew out that half-baked text prompt? Did they fairly compensate [I]every[/I] [I]single[/I] person whose written work they used for training? If I cannot go into a store and walk out without paying for a book of text, way is it acceptable for them to? If those writers were not paid for their efforts, it's no different than artwork. And it'd hardly generative AI that is negatively being forced upon us. Ever heard of Google? I've disabled their a.i. naughty word no less than 10 times in the last two weeks alone and I have NEVER once consented to it being forced on me. And yes, if it means I must lose spellcheckers in order to rid us of this AI scourge would gladly trade it anytime. [/QUOTE]

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