You can’t fake honesty. You can’t automate honesty.

You have something the fascist slop machines will never have. You have humanity. You have a point of view. You have a heart.

Telling you these low poly models have some jank physics interactions with roadside terrain.

“We joke that [chatbots] would be great if we could get them to stop lying,” said one AI tutor who has worked with Gemini, ChatGPT and Grok,”

And…

I keep hearing one of those at a pond nearby, but I've never gotten close enough to see it.

Anyway, I'm pretty sure that something like this must exist already. If not I might have to create it, although I know that's a lot of work.

On waking up, it occurs to me that this would be really useful for planning campaigns for GMs, and also for worldbuilding for authors, although that's not what I was using it for in the dream.

The basic concept involved being able to place notes/links/files/drawings/etc on a canvas, organize them in groups, make links and arrows between them, and create hierarchically nested floating subwindows to group them together. There's more to it than that, but that's the basic idea.

While also appreciating the irony that someone who worked to make the world a more dangerous place got killed by someone apparently following his own advice, but also that we all now have to live in the more dangerous world that this has become as a result.