You can do that now. That’s really the only thing I’ve done with a chatbot I thought worked out pretty realistically; using one that lets you get multiple bots in the same chat and playing D&D with them.
The inconsistencies of the output worked in its favor in-so-far as you’ll spend half the session arguing over the interpretation of the rules and forgetting what happened previously. Just like at a real table.
The chatbot in question was already designed to be for fictional characters. Getting Martok should be easy.
You can do that now. That’s really the only thing I’ve done with a chatbot I thought worked out pretty realistically; using one that lets you get multiple bots in the same chat and playing D&D with them.
The inconsistencies of the output worked in its favor in-so-far as you’ll spend half the session arguing over the interpretation of the rules and forgetting what happened previously. Just like at a real table.
The chatbot in question was already designed to be for fictional characters. Getting Martok should be easy.
But how close are we to getting the response as a deepfaked video in real-time, instead of text?
It would be pretty trivial to create a martok voice clone and pipe llm text output to a TTS model with martok’s voice.
The video portion idk about but it’s probably doable.
Pretty sure we’re there with that, too, at this point. Sora was already really fuckin’ hard to tell it was AI.