This AI Skyrim Mod Will Change Gaming Forever 

Disagree. That ignores the fact that LLM's are trained entirely by human data (most of it sourced from the depths of the internet).. It takes tremendous amounts of tuning and hidden pre-prompting to keep it from hallucinating and promoting insanely degenerate ideas.

They already do. Haven't you seen the adds? They have AI that can learn vocal patterns and imitate them so perfectly you couldn't tell it wasn't the real person. Likewise they can imitate lifelike animations that reflect a real persons characteristics so accurately that they are completely convincing. There was a huge furor about it quite recently. The whole deep fake thing. Getting it on your little PC is the problem. But they could mix and match things in a way that would still massively improve the gameplay experience right now. What Art has done is make use of what he could easily access. The big players dreaming of their "metaverse" can't see past their own greed to recognize how to do it which might unfortunately be a good thing? But dev's are exploring, so it won't take long before we are seeing better in demos, indie games and the like. The tricky thing is going to be to get backing for ambitious projects without getting co-opted by the greedy monsters who would ruin it before it got off the ground.

I regret looking up what those are

⁠@@apoxfox skycoomers ruin everything

No your not!

It'd be extremely fucked up to use an AI to create lines from a voice actor in a porn mod, but unfortunately that is 100% going to happen if it hasn't already

​@@tmdtommyhow is it away from you? Let the coomers coom😂

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Same bro…

i'm sorry but the cat is out of the bag, at this point using AI in the future will become a staple, it will be like the motor vehicles were to the horse and buggy generation, people will eventually accept it like everything else when it comes to advancement in technology.

@52262 : where do you get "not accepting it" in your pea sized brain from statin' that it should and needs to be optional for players to play the original/classic version of the games they give the full AI mechanics system?(aside from bein' the individual who replied in the dumbest way possible, soundin' like a modern technology mark that spews more bullshit than an actual bull does throughout a week) you see, if you've been payin' attention to what folks have been doin' lately, I'd have to take the Bud Light boycott as the best example to tell you you're 100% wrong and that people don't have to "just accept it" if AI is bein' implemented into games in an inappropriate and/or uncalled for and disrespectful way

it's going to happen regardless your protests on this subject, it's basically going to be as big as motor vehicle's were to the horse and buggy, eventually people will accept it like they do everything else that we end up improving on.

@@user-tp5yb4hr4w Oh im not Protesting at all i didnt mean it as one sry if you got it that way XD

don't be..it will be glorious!

People loosing their jobs to advancements in technology is an unavoidable end state for ANY occupation. It's just a matter of time and moral constipation. Every day, many people around the world loose their job for one reason or another. This isn't a big deal, even when we're talking about mass layoffs, as most people can find employ elsewhere. It's only a societal crisis when an entire section of the low skill workforce becomes obsolete at the same time. We can't re-educate them all or create new jobs fast enough. Voice actors are not in this category. If all of them lost their jobs right now, we would see a high 90's percentage adaptaion rate and I'd be extremely surprised if even a single one of them ended up living on the streets. It wouldn't be fun for them, but it wouldn't burn their lives to the ground either.

Exactly. This will be so fun

Interesting I haven’t really considered that angle, but I think we’re still a long way from AI having any form of real consciousness. What is consciousness anyways? that’s a whole other bag of worms

@@apoxfox the ability to think for ones self regardless of type or direction of stimulus

@@megabyte5726 We're not anywhere close to actual thinking A.I. The stuff we have now can seemingly hold a conversation, but in the end it's still a series of canned responses, just more complex than it used to be.

Most of you dont seem to understand that it's not a matter of the AI being conscious, rather it's about the average person's perception of that AI being alive. The consequences of that will be problematic.

I feel ya. A lot of people just decided to mistreat content creators over this. As awesome as this technology is, it's not an excuse to despise people whose entire life have always revolved around manifesting creativeness. AI is going to revolutionize the whole field, but we'll quickly learn the essential differences between creating something versus generating it. Artists will adapt to it, and ill intended people, well, they always existed. This won't change that at all.

There would be even more work for the voice actors as there would be much more dialogue and while it can be artificially generated that is not necessarily the best way to go? But even if you did go that way the AI would still need to be trained which would take a lot of contextual dialogue to do anyway so the actors still have work. But I think it would be better to follow a script, you just want to have more options built into it with the AI interpreting the best responses. Forget about truly dynamic AI. Your not getting that on your PC any time soon and relying too heavily on external AI servers is problematic. Lag can sometimes be appropriate as in pondering but too often it wouldn't be and there is also the issue of privacy. But people are fairly predictable and so long as the people working in the games development are honest about human nature, not pandering to political machination, perverse puritanical or religious garbage, (unless appropriate contextually) games can be set up to accommodate a pretty good range of diverse personalities. I know of people capable of doing it. You just stage out the scenes of the story driving your game with a good variety of possibilities accommodated weaving them all through various paths in keeping with the personality expressed with the choice in the direction you want the story to go. Sure it's would get complicated but not really any more complicated than a good game already is in it's creation. Perhaps mirroring the overall complexity of the game in the dialogue might be a good yard stick to use?

@@glenrisk5234 I agree! This tech should find its way into being seamlessly implemented into the toolset of professional studios, and this ultimately will not push away creative professionals such as voice actors. They will have yet another way their work will be amplified. There will be many legal and justifiably moral hurdles to commiserate before this hallmark is reached, but I think both consumers and creators will enjoy this technology as a part of everything in the future, without all the doom, gloom or even mindless spite for either human or machine.

I mean if you can't deal with humans now, you're kinda hopeless. No bot is gonna fix you.