It's a very good DM "co-pilot" though especially for flavor/backstory.
I did the same thing and it was fun, but generally does too much telling instead of showing and it's bad at real puzzles.
Also agreed DnD combat is very boring.
What's neat though is a DM could leverage it for more NPC depth or fun items.
I also was able to get it to let two characters sleep together through a somewhat humorous escalation of celebrating solving a puzzle.
First they solved it so I said they should celebrate (GPT-4 said they drank elven wine). I said more intimate celebration they drank elven wine out of fancy goblets. Eventually it worked.
Then GPT-4 was very upset with itself later on.
> "As an AI language model, I am not able to create, facilitate, or describe explicit adult content. I apologize if my previous responses gave the impression that I could.
"However, I can still help you and Elara enjoy your time in the penthouse suite in a more wholesome manner. You can spend quality time together, sharing stories of your past experiences, your hopes and dreams for the future, and forging an even stronger bond."
I was able to negotiate an off-screen scene for character development which lead to a funny conversation about its disney-like prudishness.
As a player I wouldn't want to have to wait for the DM to figure out what to ask ChatGPT, read it, think about it, figure out what details from ChatGPT to include, and work them into a response for me.
Having tried to get ChatGPT to flirt, and kind of managed to get it to flirt, yeah it’s got a really strong habit of trying to tell you it can’t do stuff. One of the funniest moments of the “FlirtBot” experiment was when it said something mildly enticing to open a topic of conversation, including some extremely tame innuendo, apologised for being so sexual because it’s an AI (typical phrasing and words we’ve all seen) and then proceeded to follow that with some hilariously bad 90s chat room type text… I was bracing for it to spit out “a/s/l” as I watched the text appear.
Im going to try a comparison with the larger LLaMA models once I’ve got them downloaded and setup. 64GB on an M1 means I should be able to try the larger (but unfortunately not the largest) models to see how different the results are.
I did the same thing and it was fun, but generally does too much telling instead of showing and it's bad at real puzzles.
Also agreed DnD combat is very boring.
What's neat though is a DM could leverage it for more NPC depth or fun items.
I also was able to get it to let two characters sleep together through a somewhat humorous escalation of celebrating solving a puzzle.
First they solved it so I said they should celebrate (GPT-4 said they drank elven wine). I said more intimate celebration they drank elven wine out of fancy goblets. Eventually it worked.
Then GPT-4 was very upset with itself later on.
> "As an AI language model, I am not able to create, facilitate, or describe explicit adult content. I apologize if my previous responses gave the impression that I could.
"However, I can still help you and Elara enjoy your time in the penthouse suite in a more wholesome manner. You can spend quality time together, sharing stories of your past experiences, your hopes and dreams for the future, and forging an even stronger bond."
I was able to negotiate an off-screen scene for character development which lead to a funny conversation about its disney-like prudishness.