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<blockquote data-quote="RangerWickett" data-source="post: 9536800" data-attributes="member: 63">Once upon a time I thought Wolfram Alpha was good at taking natural language math problems and answering them, but I tried last night and it was just dumb as a doorknob. So I went to ChatGPT and asked it what would be the weight of a clay tablet that is 1 cubit by 1 cubit by one-fourth cubit. It gave me a range that matched the math I'd already done.Other than that, I used it during a game session a few months ago when I played a Drizzt knock-off, with prompts like, &quot;In the style of R.A. Salvatore, what would Drizzt Do'Urden say to a witch that just fled from battle by teleporting?&quot; and it would respond with something like, &quot;Your villainous flight shall not save you from the frost-kissed steel of my scimitar's edge.&quot;We had a few chuckles.I once tried to teach it some backstory of my game to ask it how the plot could progress. All of its ideas were ultra derivative and stupid, completely lacking in understanding of what the story was about and what made it interesting for the players.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RangerWickett, post: 9536800, member: 63"] Once upon a time I thought Wolfram Alpha was good at taking natural language math problems and answering them, but I tried last night and it was just dumb as a doorknob. So I went to ChatGPT and asked it what would be the weight of a clay tablet that is 1 cubit by 1 cubit by one-fourth cubit. It gave me a range that matched the math I'd already done. Other than that, I used it during a game session a few months ago when I played a Drizzt knock-off, with prompts like, "In the style of R.A. Salvatore, what would Drizzt Do'Urden say to a witch that just fled from battle by teleporting?" and it would respond with something like, "Your villainous flight shall not save you from the frost-kissed steel of my scimitar's edge." We had a few chuckles. I once tried to teach it some backstory of my game to ask it how the plot could progress. All of its ideas were ultra derivative and stupid, completely lacking in understanding of what the story was about and what made it interesting for the players. [/QUOTE]

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