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Ractors for hire! Once AI can generate videos, we just need pervasive surveillance capability to insert context-aware content into the stories. The Primer was able to identify the protagonist's family member and pet toys in its personalized myth. I wonder which TTRPG sourcebook will have the first credit to ChatGPT in DriveThruRPG :) Procedurally-generated worlds plus conversational NPCs!
Unfortunately the guard rails of the current systems prevent, in my opinion, interesting antagonists in fiction or games. I’ve experimented with some writing and when you can convince ChatGPT to give you some examples of negative behavior it will attempt to bring things back to a wholesome version. GPT-4 having more effective guard rails makes this problem worse.
The idea of the Storymind is to present a model of a "single brain solving a problem" as a structure of story.
So we wrap conflict in this meta-model as "narrative interactions" among a set of quads, without mentioning antagonist or resistance.
Instead, somehow we ask ChatGPT to pose as philosophers in a dialog, stressing there is no "physical" action taking place.