Revisiting AI as a GM Support Tool

Starfox said:

I use AI in three ways.

1. As a suggestions box. "Give me ten random encounters in situation X"
2. As a secretary "Rewrite this text in the voice of X" or "Rewrite this at a lower reading level"
3. As an image generator. This is fun, but the results are bad. It takes hundreds of generated images to illustrate something specific.

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Stalker0 said:

Have you tried copilot? Honestly I've been very impressed by the art quality just with very basic prompts. Now if your going for a very specific look than yeah that takes a lot of work. But if you just want a cool npc portrait that puts an image in the PC minds, it is excellent for that.

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Celebrim said:

It depends on what you want it to make and how picky you are.

My problem is that I have a tendency to imagine this all in my head, and I want the image creator to be able to take my visual description and make something that looks vaguely like what I imagined.

It's pretty lousy at that. Face portraits are probably the thing is best at because of all the training data, but for example I can't get it to draw a decent looking fantasy planet despite all the pictures of the solar system.

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Reynard said:

One thing i am hoping to do is record my game sessions and then have AI summarize the session, list characters I make on the fly, list story beats, and the like.

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