Ask HN: Are there any interesting uses of Generative AI/LLMs in video games?

It's only dialogue I know of where there's a bunch of "next level" AI experiences coming through the pipeline. Generation of responses, translation, text to speech, and finally the movement of the face. Even then it's mostly targeted mostly towards otherwise banal scripted NPC dialogue, not story beat type of thing.

Can't really see much use aside from that or canning whatever the AI generated ahead of time. There's far too much potential for it to be jailbroken or loose track of what it's supposed to be doing.

Bespoke audio. Command your characters with your voice, not just the mouse. (They might argue or remind you of their other abilities or tactics if they don't feel you are utilizing them maximally.)

The opponents have to use it too, which can open new game mechanics around silence or distracting noise.

Jealous NPCs. Space-sim banter. Follow-up plot points based on adhoc conversations.

What if we can't click the right dialogue all the time; we have to convince them from our experience.

What are the costs of these potentially-interesting uses?

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