sailorstarsun

Recently have been sucked back into fighting AI logic on AIDungeon.

Honestly, I'm not even sure why I'm doing it, because most of the time it's me trying to figure out how I can get the AI to spit out text that makes narrative sense. AI seems to be favoring really stupid descriptions, like "You pick up the notebook with practiced ease." Yes, yes AI, picking up a notebook is fucking easy. Stop.

Anyway.

At least I figured out how to stop the AI from trying to sexually assault the player character. Don't let conversation continue for longer than two turns. Apparently, AI thinks talking about anything beyond "Good day, sir" is sexual interest.

Which isn't as far away from how real men act as one would like, sadly enough.

Also, never, ever, ever write a character cares about another character anywhere in the prompt, because apparently AI only understand care in the framework of sex.

(I know, I know, AI doesn't actually understand shit. It's because of the proximity of those words in the written data that AI gets trained on causing the word "care" and smut get linked together constantly in the algorithm.)

Also, anyone who argues that AI makes them a better writer is lying. I can feel my writing skills deteriorating as I battle the AI to use sentence structures beyond "verb with practiced ease" or "verb with practiced precision". All it tells me is the descriptor "practiced" is used way, way too often in genre fiction. Ugh.

Anyhoo.

Oh, yeah, and I also continue moonlighting as Dad's zero-draft editor. 😑