Jessica Hancock

ai did not have permission to access all of these articles that we wrote and you're using it to replace us needed a court to yeah i think we need a court to come down and just say definitively what we already know but for court to say definitively and put in the legal precedent that ai is plagiarizing and a court to actually say that right because you know we we all know that but until a court says it it's not a it's not necessarily legally true does that make sense

I think, yeah.

I think, yeah.

I kind of look to indie games for innovation. D&D is kind of... Yes. There's the safe kind of thing. But...

I kind of look to indie games for innovation. D&D is kind of... Yes. There's the safe kind of thing. But...

Yeah, because obviously it's already affecting artists.

Yeah, because obviously it's already affecting artists.

Yeah. I mean, yeah.

Yeah. I mean, yeah.

Greg Tito. Incidentally, last week we kept calling him Greg Tito. I think that was my mistake. I'd never heard his name said aloud. And I've never met him. But Greg Tito, apparently. We got a couple of emails about it.

Greg Tito. Incidentally, last week we kept calling him Greg Tito. I think that was my mistake. I'd never heard his name said aloud. And I've never met him. But Greg Tito, apparently. We got a couple of emails about it.

We were saying his name wrong. Greg Tito, who was communications director at Mrs. of the Coast until like a couple of weeks ago and left for that political career.

We were saying his name wrong. Greg Tito, who was communications director at Mrs. of the Coast until like a couple of weeks ago and left for that political career.

He has commented, he posted on Blue Sky, he says, because now obviously he no longer needs to be the voice of wizards and speak the party line, as it were. He says, and this is something he would never have said before he left, I'm deeply mistrustful of AI and I don't want people using it anywhere near my D&D campaigns. Which is an interesting thing to say.

He has commented, he posted on Blue Sky, he says, because now obviously he no longer needs to be the voice of wizards and speak the party line, as it were. He says, and this is something he would never have said before he left, I'm deeply mistrustful of AI and I don't want people using it anywhere near my D&D campaigns. Which is an interesting thing to say.

leftover concerns of ai and that sort of tech being used in the games so yeah yes and anyway anyway that's that's that anyway that's that topic um i guess it's just to keep an eye on and see what happens

leftover concerns of ai and that sort of tech being used in the games so yeah yes and anyway anyway that's that's that anyway that's that topic um i guess it's just to keep an eye on and see what happens

There's genuine ethical uses of AI. Yeah. But generative content creation is not one of those.

There's genuine ethical uses of AI. Yeah. But generative content creation is not one of those.

I would agree.