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<blockquote data-quote="Jfdlsjfd" data-source="post: 9467800" data-attributes="member: 42856"><p>That's what I liken AI to a coworker you don't really know (or an intern). If you give him the mission to gather some information, you'll get information, but you'll have no way to know if he read the book and checked the dates to see if the information is accurate, fron a past period of Faerun, or made up because he just looked at a fan website and did his task with the minimum effort needed not to be fired. It can help you improve your productivity if you know enough to double check the information, whether it's &quot;answer that email for me&quot;, &quot;get this information from me&quot; or &quot;summarize that document from me&quot;. It works better if you can spot the most egregious problems with a quick glance over the result. Much like I wouldn't delegate something critical to a junior staff member/intern, I won't give critical task to AI yet. So no operating a nuclear power point or operating a robot killer army yet, but it's good enough for making an illustration of my games of pretending being an elf or helping showing glaring consistency errors in an adventure I prepare for my group.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Jfdlsjfd, post: 9467800, member: 42856"] That's what I liken AI to a coworker you don't really know (or an intern). If you give him the mission to gather some information, you'll get information, but you'll have no way to know if he read the book and checked the dates to see if the information is accurate, fron a past period of Faerun, or made up because he just looked at a fan website and did his task with the minimum effort needed not to be fired. It can help you improve your productivity if you know enough to double check the information, whether it's "answer that email for me", "get this information from me" or "summarize that document from me". It works better if you can spot the most egregious problems with a quick glance over the result. Much like I wouldn't delegate something critical to a junior staff member/intern, I won't give critical task to AI yet. So no operating a nuclear power point or operating a robot killer army yet, but it's good enough for making an illustration of my games of pretending being an elf or helping showing glaring consistency errors in an adventure I prepare for my group. [/QUOTE]

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