The Trick to AI to expedite your writing (for RPGs like D&D) 

That is both impressive and very scary for future jobs!

I've been using GPT for a lot of my mundane tasks like formatting ideas into random tables, generating random names for things and also fact checking things to make it feel more "medieval" bur otherwise I write all of it myself because I love the process. I've also found that using royalty free fantasy art for landscapes or characters has been really helpful. Kevin Crawford who made Stars/Worlds Without Numbers releases basically all of his games' art royalty free as well. That said, I think it really comes down to what the goal with AI generated content is, I don't plan on releasing anything people can buy with AI generated images but if I'm running a home campaign I help myself to Midjourmey.

Is there an AI that you can upload a sketch and it fixes the rest?

Tell me you're using a linux distro with your Brave browser.

This is really cool. But seeing your “process”, I rather pay ChatGPT instead of you for your Howard/Tolkien mishmash and do it myself.

you state you are not taking jobs from artists because you're just a small time DM, but then you sell the product on drivethru RPG. This is exactly the issue. These uses of AI are reducing the ability of creatively skilled artisans to make a living. We should be using AI to work on problems humans are not good at not jobs we wish we could have someone do for us for free. Also each of our prompts draws on the work of Richard Pace, but what remuneration goes to the artists who's work Open AI trained on to be able to give you that response to that prompt? The writing process is important for thinking and for creativity. I cringe at the thought of a generation who writes research papers this way, or theorizes how to make the world a better place because this is going to produce skill at writing prompts not skill at writing a good adventure. You make no comment about whether the adventure was actually enjoyable, original, surprising, creative, laughter inducing, or memorable. I see no value in having a slightly different list of 6 fantasy beverages in an Inn when the players would likely better enjoy ad-libbing their own idea for one that was a call back to another session or an inside joke. If you need random tables there are already tons of books full of them. In fact that's exactly where Open AI is stealing all their ideas from....