After a series of AI scandals, the CEO of Hasbro has revealed he's "excited" about using the technology in "Dungeons & Dragons."
After a series of AI scandals, the CEO of Hasbro has revealed he's "excited" about using the technology in "Dungeons & Dragons."
When it's not a marketing team bumbling things up, you instead surrender the creativity to someone's fickle whims.
I'm sure this is going to go about as well as the star citizen's devs (or owner) choosing to go with the crysis engine for their massive game on a whim.
The corpos want entire game groups to surrender their own creativity to the diluted reconstituted slop churned out by the treat printers... and pay for that privilege.
I'm sure some will go for it, and never experience the joy of being creative themselves, or having a creative Dungeon Master for that matter. Just line up for more IP-regurgitating slop that burns down acres of forest amid all the prompt retries!