LuisCarlos17f
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Interesting, but I warn all created by AI can't be protected by copyright.
Literally that's what you're going to get from an AI using current methods. In large data models the more examples you have of something occurring in your training set the more likely it will occur in the output. This will trend towards the system proposing things that are similar to but not exactly like things it's seen in its training set.This is weirdly reassuring because it's so extremely uncreative/cliche
But it isn't a random desire. More analogous would be a completely indexed set of every published setting ever that someone can search with phrasing. "Give me sky pirates versus dragons in an aetherpunk world that's a moon to an atomic age planet." If that setting exists, the search engine could point you to it.Truly though, what is the point of seeking out AI-generated setting content when there are more published settings than you could ever play in one lifetime? This is what I really don't get about most "creative" uses of ChatGPT—we don't have a scarcity problem with human-generated text.
Gross as I think AI-generated art is, that I can at least somewhat understand, because it's harder to affordably obtain quality artwork for your own use. But stuff like bog-standard generic fantasy settings. Just head to DriveThru, close your eyes, click at random, and you'll find something cheap and likely much more thoughtful than the slop that a large language model regurgitates.
But it isn't a random desire. More analogous would be a completely indexed set of every published setting ever that someone can search with phrasing. "Give me sky pirates versus dragons in an aetherpunk world that's a moon to an atomic age planet." If that setting exists, the search engine could point you to it.
The name "Risengard" was created as a nod to Norse mythology and the concept of the new world after Ragnarok. In Norse mythology, "Rise" means "dawn" or "daybreak", symbolizing the start of a new era. "Gard" is a reference to "Midgard", one of the Nine Realms in Norse cosmology, meaning "middle yard" or "middle earth". So, "Risengard" means "dawn of the middle earth" or "new middle earth". I thought it would be a fitting name for a world that has risen from the ashes of Ragnarok, marking the start of a new era.
It absolutely can point you to sources; I routinely use it for that purpose.That definitely sounds useful. But have you used ChatGPT? That's not how it or Bard or any other large language model works. One of the biggest problems with ChatGPT is that it doesn't—arguably can't—give you sources or point you to what it's ingested.
And even if you interpret its output as a kind of non-sourced search result, that's also not how those models work, because it's going to throw everything seemingly relevant into a blender of language correlations, mixing some human's possibly well-considered sky-pirate aetherpunk setting with random bits and bobs, none of it based on any sort of reason or cognition, just what words seem like they might go together in convincing ways.
I wasn't saying that's how ChatGPT worked. I was saying that people using ChatGPT to create a setting would not be served by randomly picking a setting from DriveThru, which was the claim you made. People want something specific. That's why they are using an AI to generate something instead of just googling for it.That definitely sounds useful. But have you used ChatGPT? That's not how it or Bard or any other large language model works. One of the biggest problems with ChatGPT is that it doesn't—arguably can't—give you sources or point you to what it's ingested.
And even if you interpret its output as a kind of non-sourced search result, that's also not how those models work, because it's going to throw everything seemingly relevant into a blender of language correlations, mixing some human's possibly well-considered sky-pirate aetherpunk setting with random bits and bobs, none of it based on any sort of reason or cognition, just what words seem like they might go together in convincing ways.