“I can't wait for the games that let you talk to NPCs in natural language, and have them respond in natural language.”
That is as simple as popping together a speech-to-text model with an LLM and pipe the output to a text-to-speech module.
We can have a demo by tomorrow, and something actually enjoyable in a week. The challenges are purely of engineering (to for example reduce the latency so the conversation flows, and to fit the models on the average consumer’s hardware) and art direction (what do you want the npc to say?).
To make the npc act on the conversation is a bit harder, but stil within weeks.
> Current methods of "AI" or machine "learning" are not going to get us there
Get us where? :) I think you are way overthinking it. What do you think is so unachiavable about what the commenter wrote?
Why?
“I can't wait for the games that let you talk to NPCs in natural language, and have them respond in natural language.”
That is as simple as popping together a speech-to-text model with an LLM and pipe the output to a text-to-speech module.
We can have a demo by tomorrow, and something actually enjoyable in a week. The challenges are purely of engineering (to for example reduce the latency so the conversation flows, and to fit the models on the average consumer’s hardware) and art direction (what do you want the npc to say?).
To make the npc act on the conversation is a bit harder, but stil within weeks.
> Current methods of "AI" or machine "learning" are not going to get us there
Get us where? :) I think you are way overthinking it. What do you think is so unachiavable about what the commenter wrote?