Call it Deus Excrement

This could be a stealth game if you change it to "anywhere just don't get caught".

The other option is to have your character controller determine the character's movement, and then adjust the playback speed of the animation to match, which is what I started with, but it didn't look right for the skeletons because their average speed is all over the place as they lurch.

Root motion is part of an animation clip. The animator includes how the character's overall position is changing in addition to the motion of the limbs. You can then use it to determine how the character moves through the gameworld, in a way that ensures their footsteps match their movements.

The ghoul really looks like an imp from old school Doom in that shot.

Here's a link to the conversation if anyone wants to dig deeper:

chatgpt.com/share/688f92...

(6/6)

ChatGPT stated it can't determine when a result has been influenced by developer intervention, partly due to technical limitations, partly philosophical. The philosophical excuse is that people might trust intervention-derived responses more than data-derived ones. Seems a little backwards. (5/?)

Interestingly, ChatGPT didn't immediately list developer intervention into the model as a method of reality testing, though it compared it to humans getting feedback from their peers. Unlike humans, however, it can't take that feedback with a grain of salt. It just accepts it as truth. (4/?)

Part of the way they try to distinguish factual data from fictional data is by looking at phrasing. This can leave them vulnerable to conspiracy theories and misinformation, because they are often written as statements of fact. (3/?)

LLM results are gleaned from data more via statistical analysis and pattern recognition than understanding. They are capable of testing for logical coherence, however. (2/?)

Worth noting that part of that 3% is musk investing in a ginormous ai data center that I'm sure he'll find plenty of nefarious uses for.

But... can't we just wait until they're drug addicted, depressed, or homeless and indefinitely institutionalize them?

Toughest kid in school sees a kid getting bullied, says: "I'm giving you two hours to stop it or else..."

Left to its own devices, AI is too dumb to have an opinion. It just mirrors the data it was trained on. Naive objectivity could be it's biggest strength, but... of course not.