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If you haven't already, you can read about "model collapse" which is what you are speaking about.

This quote from "Non Serviam" section of "A Perfect Vacuum" by Lem also hints at future stochastic parrots argument. The machine will employ, as the need arises, the pro- noun "I" …

They are valuable the reasons you mention. I'm an avid reader, and sometimes people will ask me a question about a recommendation or what I've read, and I have a complete brain lap…

It is, which is tragic when trying to preserve favorites and all trace is gone (including titles.) I'll intentionally duplicate playlist entries (two different uploaders) as a buff…

My understanding is that this "reaction" is just immune response, and since you likely have a strong immune system than your father you saw a stronger reaction, both of which would…

I am one of those who was initially disappointed with the game and its numerous failings, but later enjoyed myself upon completion so I will try to convey why. The product is incom…

Check out the recent game release, "Hypnospace Outlaw."

The Sierra DNA is there, but on a much, much more accessible level (for better or worse depending on how you want to take on the narrative or the game.)

They all shared the same narrative focus and gameplay mechanics of titles in the "adventure" game genre (inspect environment, walk around, quick time events, make decisions in conv…

One's likely adapted from novels as well.

I have the same issue with my neighbors and it is a drag. Doesn't even repel mosquitoes or anything useful, just cuts into my summer.

This isn't what you want in terms of dynamic content, but I wanted to bring it into the conversation just because of the breadth of segmentation -- http://everynoise.com/engenremap…

If you are at all interested in constructing these timeline focused thought experiments I highly recommend "microscope" an RPG by Ben Robbins. http://www.lamemage.com/microscope/

likely a 100k gen bot gone sentient, learned Russian.

Not wholly true, for example game designer Luke Crane is in the assembly with a copy of his game book "Burning Wheel Gold" cracked open.

As did I. Hang on there, as the second series was commissioned July of this year.

This might be indicative of where my head is at on this lovely day, but I was anticipating this to be some sort of webcam pointed skyward pareidolia project.

Steven Skiena was one of the most enlightening professors I've had the pleasure to be lectured at during my education at SUNY Stony Brook. It is worth mentioning that further withi…