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Recently I've been experimenting with something I call "Generative Artificial Intelligence Assistance" (GAIA), which is just a fancy way of saying that I've been playing with various commonly-available AI systems and generative systems, like procedural generation, fractal generation, and random number generation. But this doesn't really describe what I'm actually doing with these things.
My theory is that I can use these systems together to create more interesting content. Now, this sort of thing isn't really new. Writers have been using "ghost writers" to get ideas and sometimes do some of the work for them for decades. But those existing systems do not make use of AI, and are based on old script-writing techniques from almost 50 years ago. Many of these systems haven't really been improved upon because it's generally felt that they are "good enough".
But I feel that more could be accomplished. There are many who complain that Hollywood script writing is flat and tried. These old systems are showing their age and newer writers who rely too much on them are only contributing to the problem. With new technology comes new possibilities, and I think I can innovate by tackling the problem from a different direction. Where these old systems have been developed from script writing methodology in the past, I am going to come at it from the game development methodology instead.
For those of you not in creative business, this is basically a "force multiplier" for a creator, a tool to help boost their imagination when they need it, a way to kick start inspiration or just help them sort their ideas out. Systems like this have technically existed since the dawn of time, writers always have had tools and techniques to help them make the most of their creativity. I don't know if GAIA will be the next big thing, but I feel like it's worth experimenting with, and it'll be fun too.
As far as the end result for you guys, it'll basically just be my usual content (games, erotica, etc.), but hopefully a better quality, or at least more interesting. It's something I can apply to everything I create, though it may result in some rather odd content being created (which isn't actually that unusual for me), and the rate of content development may be slow for a while as I still need to experiment quite a bit with the systems. But once I've refined it, I'm hoping to be able to produce more interesting content, and if it's successful, I can share it with other creators.
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