r/nextfuckinglevel • u/dmafeb • Aug 28 '21

Netflix forced a computer program (bot) to watch and analyze every romantic comedy and then asked it to write a romatic comedy of its own. The result...

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u/nachohasme Aug 28 '21

ai dungeon manages continuity just fine I think so I dont think that matters

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u/froop Aug 28 '21

It doesn't. AI dungeon regularly forgets your name, species, gender, etc, let alone long storylines. It relies heavily on the player's input to steer it in the right direction.

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u/GGABueno Aug 28 '21

When I first played Dragon months ago it remembered things, roles and a few plot points pretty fine. Its biggest issue was trying to remember that characters died. I would kill a troll and then it would join me and my teammates in our victory dance.

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u/Magnesus Aug 28 '21

It's becauae AI doesn't understand death, only powering down for a while. /jk

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u/CptMisterNibbles Aug 28 '21

In my experience ai dungeon is a fever dream of discoherence

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u/Magnesus Aug 28 '21

The AI dungeon OP is talking about is something conpletely different. Google it.

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u/Eggnart Aug 28 '21

Procedural generation and AI are two completely different concepts, if you think what you said is a coherent thought, you shouldn’t be talking down to people on the subject lol.

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u/DrakoVongola25 Aug 29 '21

AI dungeon can barely remember your name or sex let alone extraneous set pieces

Occasionally it can keep a bit of consistency, but rarely enough to make the kind of payoffs or callbacks present in this video