The possibility of using Chat GPT or other AI to write mission codes and dynamically update scripts for a Dynamic Campaign has been discussed. While these AI models can be useful tools, they have limitations. In this topic, we'll explore the potential of using Chat GPT for mission scripting and identify areas where it can be most beneficial.
Yes, it is possible to use Chat GPT to write some rudimentary mission code. These models can string together parts of code from their learning database to create a script that might work. However, this approach has limitations, and the scripts may not be reliable or efficient.
While it is possible to use Chat GPT to dynamically update scripts for a Dynamic Campaign, the process requires human intervention to define the parameters and parameters of what that means. AI models are not yet capable of creating new things or understanding the context of the mission.
One example of using Chat GPT for scripting is to have the AI call its missile shots and call out its target. For someone who knows coding well, this might not be impressive, but for someone who does not know programming well, it gives some ability to expand ideas.
While AI can be a useful tool for scripting, it should be used judiciously. AI should be used to shorten the scripting process or to help someone with no coding experience create simple scripts, rather than relying solely on AI-generated code.
While Chat GPT can be used to write rudimentary mission code and dynamically update scripts for a Dynamic Campaign, its limitations should be considered. AI models lack understanding of the context of the question and can only string together parts of code based on patterns. AI should be used judiciously and in conjunction with human intervention to create meaningful scripts.