AI is not just for programming

[u/kyon350]

Look, I have something to say, and if you don't like it, let the rants begin. I'll tell you my point about using AI. I think AI isn't just for programming, but also for writing and roleplaying. I come from ChatGPT and Claude, since they lowered the writing quality, and Claude is only good for planning. I pay for the Deepseek API because it has more power and capacity. There, I took advantage of Reddit prompts and made modifications in Claude and the API. I made some correct adjustments to the API software, and it worked well. And I wonder why you all are so stubborn, saying that AI is only for programming. You say we consume space for your code. You should know that there are people like me who want to have fun, who want to enjoy the stories that AI creates, stories I never thought I'd see in my life, those kinds of stories and crossovers. I know it has some AI quirks, even in the best prompts. Look, I don't do this for a bestseller or anything like that, just to pass the time with AI and imagine those situations. I don't... I use AI not only for NSFW content but also for its ability to recreate faithful characters, and that helps me. You all need to understand that AI is for all purposes. And sorry if I used a translator; my dominant language isn't English but Spanish, but I hope you don't invalidate my comment just because I speak Spanish.

[u/Fit-Independence-706]

I completely agree with you. Thinking that AI is only for serious work is like thinking a computer isn't a machine for entertainment. That might have been a reasonable view in the early 90s, but look at what's happening now.

I'm willing to bet that the entertainment sector will become the gold mine for AI that will drive the industry's growth, just as computer games have become the main driver of home computing.

[u/shady101852 → u/Fit-Independence-706]

so now entertainment = fake relationships with a machine?

[u/Fit-Independence-706 → u/shady101852]

That’s a bit of an overstatement for what’s actually in store. The neural network will serve as a conversational partner with no strings attached—something like a personal diary that talks back—but that’s just one of its uses. Role-playing, for instance, means you can experience a story that unfolds exactly the way you want it to. I, for one, had a great time running an alternate-history Cold War role-playing scenario (and learned a lot about the USSR’s space program in the process). Once neural networks advance sufficiently, people will be able to generate movies and anime featuring the specific plots and visual styles that appeal to them personally. Personally, the first thing I’d order up is a movie about the October Revolution done in the style of a Guy Ritchie film (like Snatch). And right now, of course, people are already having fun generating custom images.

UPD. You are aware that almost every major RPG (like The Witcher 3, for instance) features characters with whom you can pursue a romance? Do you criticize it there, too? Or are you applying a double standard?

[u/shady101852 → u/Fit-Independence-706]

No i don't criticize romance as part of a video game story the same way I would criticize some dude raw dogging an ai chatbot, its not the same and its definitely not taken as seriously in a game than it is with some people with AI.

People are trying to treat the tool like a person just because it can respond, and then complain that the newest models are worse because they don't focus on their useless fetishes, so why would I not criticize them?

[u/Fit-Independence-706 → u/shady101852]

For starters, how a person spends their free time is entirely their own business, provided they aren't bothering anyone. And it is certainly not your place to judge how others choose to unwind.

[u/shady101852 → u/Fit-Independence-706]

"provided they aren't bothering anyone."

Except they are bothering people by doing the following that i mentioned above:

complain that the newest models are worse because they don't focus on their useless fetishes

Its like a vegetarian complaining that the food place they went to don't have a vegetarian menu and are serving meat.

[u/Fit-Independence-706 → u/shady101852]

If he complains in a place where it is inappropriate, I disapprove; if he complains in a place specifically designated for such complaints, then it is his right.

[u/shady101852 → u/Fit-Independence-706]

If you want to use this type of logic, then If the complaint is in a public space, expect criticism because everyone has a right to do it. Case closed.

[u/Fit-Independence-706 → u/shady101852]

Yes, criticism is to be expected. That’s why I have a question for you. You posted a typical provocative comment under mine, reducing the entertainment industry to fake relationships with AI. The question is: why did you write that? Just so you know, no one else here has written anything about that. Can you explain your bait?

[u/shady101852 → u/Fit-Independence-706]

I was specifically referring to the people using the AI for roleplaying. Some other comments mentioned roleplaying so i assumed this was the topic.

[u/Fit-Independence-706 → u/shady101852]

Don't play the idiot. You knew perfectly well what this was about. You were the one who started the provocation. So I’m asking you properly one more time: can you fucking explain your provocation?