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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GMforPowergamers" data-source="post: 9485387" data-attributes="member: 67338">There are MANY episodes of star trek the next gen where they use the holodeck to create an approximity of someone to problem solve with (I think voyager did it with da vinci too)I am going to get a lot of hate from my answer, but maybe-probably. here is why I can't say for sure... the real GRR Martin, or Gary Gygax needed a strong editor, so if the AI gets even CLOSE to them so will that AI. In this case I would assume it would take a half way descent writer/editor at least 1/3 maybe 1/2 the time it would take them to write there own to fix and edited it... and TBH I don't trust modern companies to edit it, I feel like the nostolgia and rose tinited glasses would mean we would get the WORST of those writters.Now having said that what I would buy is if WotC employee A (lets say CHris Perkins) sat at a computer that was trained on all the D&D stuff (mods, lore, articles ect ect) and he put in "give me an adventure in the style of X as if it was written by Y" then took it, edited it and playtested it, brought back the results and entered a more clear quiry with the playtest and edits, and got a second draft that he then edited playtested and then sent to publishing... and that is what I expect will be at some level the future.AI as a tool is here to stay (I know people hate it). It WILL be used, and it will improve as it does. I am sure there will be some gimmick stuff like "Return of Gary" but over all it will most likely just be a tool newer writers will come up useing.</blockquote>

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