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<blockquote data-quote="RealAlHazred" data-source="post: 9002106" data-attributes="member: 25818">An important thing to remember is, the chatbot doesn't actually think and create. It's stringing together text in better and better ways, but interpretation is always in the eye of the beholder. It's a tool you are using. If the chatbot is helping to improve your game, then the tool is working as designed, but you are still the one doing the creative work. How many responses did you have to discard because you had to rework the prompt to get meaningful results? I just wanted to point out -- the creative genius in the process is always you. You just suddenly got access to better tools.Also, always read the terms &amp; conditions. A lot of chatbots that are publicly accessible have riders where the researchers are allowed to review and keep the results; in other words, whatever is in the prompts and responses belongs to the company hosting the chatbot. Don't give away your IP for free!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RealAlHazred, post: 9002106, member: 25818"] An important thing to remember is, the chatbot doesn't actually think and create. It's stringing together text in better and better ways, but interpretation is always in the eye of the beholder. It's a tool you are using. If the chatbot is helping to improve your game, then the tool is working as designed, but you are still the one doing the creative work. How many responses did you have to discard because you had to rework the prompt to get meaningful results? I just wanted to point out -- the creative genius in the process is always you. You just suddenly got access to better tools. Also, always read the terms & conditions. A lot of chatbots that are publicly accessible have riders where the researchers are allowed to review and keep the results; in other words, whatever is in the prompts and responses belongs to the company hosting the chatbot. Don't give away your IP for free! [/QUOTE]

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