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UncleTOBen
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Please, please. I'd like something to choose when I write stories.
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I've seen a few, rare, good uses for AI. One was for an artist who had almost finished their piece who was stuck on something, like hands, and asked an AI to show him how to do the thing that had him stuck. He then used it as reference to finish his art. Another was for a writer who had finished his story but something seemed off, so he asked for the bot to read it and look at the patterns in the story to help him edit it. These are reasons to use AI, to help us tweak our finished or almost finished art.
Streamers, while artists, usually write their script before they begin or make it up on the fly. Either way, I would imagine that they wouldn't need a bot to help them stream or write their scripts.
Perhaps, you argue, they need something to switch their scenes (whether correctly or incorrectly) for them. The live aspect is what makes a streaming service what it is, and those mistakes, or not, are what makes a stream what it is.
But! But the silly pictures that could be posted on the fly or the searches it could do for you, you protest. These are up to the discretion of the streamer. Maybe they want them, maybe not. They should decide if they want it and if it fits with their theme.
And lately, I've had enough of AI forced on me, whether I like it or not, that I'd much rather it be turned off and let me find the hidey-hole, it is hidden in, to turn it on, rather than the other way around.
Sooo, unless you find a *really* good use for AI in streaming, and not something just thrown in so you can be "hip" and "with the times", *and* leave it off for us to turn on and see this cool, new feature, I think I'd rather not have it.