Re:Show HN: D&D meets Siri – Interactive voice adventure
by chrisnolet on Tuesday August 27, 2024 @03:44AM
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100%. Putting on flying shoes to escape any situation isn’t actually all that fun, (after the first time).
The trick is to figure out how to put appropriate guardrails and narrative structure on an otherwise too open-ended LLM. If you just leave GPT to its own devices, it allows everything and goes everywhere.
This demo actually has a decision tree of sorts underpinning it, which means the world could feel less ‘GPT just made this up’ and more ‘someone thought this through’ with a bit of polish. I need to do more to nudge the user back towards the narrative when they go too far off on their own, though. And admittedly, it’s a very early demo so there isn’t much of a story locked-in yet.
The trick is to figure out how to put appropriate guardrails and narrative structure on an otherwise too open-ended LLM. If you just leave GPT to its own devices, it allows everything and goes everywhere.
This demo actually has a decision tree of sorts underpinning it, which means the world could feel less ‘GPT just made this up’ and more ‘someone thought this through’ with a bit of polish. I need to do more to nudge the user back towards the narrative when they go too far off on their own, though. And admittedly, it’s a very early demo so there isn’t much of a story locked-in yet.