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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jfdlsjfd" data-source="post: 9516208" data-attributes="member: 42856">I think the best you can currently get is a gamebook-style adventure generator, by providing an LLM with a very long explanation of what LLM is and the outline of the adventure you want it to tell. You might it generate images sometimes to accompany the action. It might lack context (ability to remember what has happened) for longer stories but that's quickly evolving.I am not aware of an interface allowing several humans to chat between themselves and then input what's happening to the LLM. I am pretty sure it wouldn't work in real life when you've a group of players and just nobody wants to be the GM because prep time was available for noone this week (usually, when it happens in my groups, we just play boardgames or try a new restaurant, but I am playing with friends I want to hang out with anyway). The limit would be the ability for the AI to follow all the discussions between players to get input to integrate into the game, which is one of the fun parts of gamemastering, noticing that the players got a better idea than the one you imagined and rolling with it.It might work better with online game, but I think the weak point would still be this one (even if voice2text technology was good enough to follow the usual chitchat of a game). You the end result would be, right now, to be closer to a shared reading of  a gamebook and discussing what to do at the end of each paragraph. Not really a full RPG experience.I feel what you need is still further down the line, and maybe the first application will be inside video games, with sidequests being AI-generated as the game goes (so they don't derail the main story line).</blockquote>

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