That’s EXACTLY what I was hoping for, thank you. I didn’t even know about the Elder Scrolls meme before the announcement (honestly I’m a little disappointed that it references a meme instead of being entirely random - like the rubber chicken with pulley or the PTA Minutes).
And don’t tease me about Guybrush wearing the Horse Armor to cover his face, nose, and eyes. I would wear it. I would love it and praise Ron for it.
But I want that Horse Armor regardless, understand.
He’s totally the kind of person who would do that. And if you wear the horse armor until the very ending of the game, you would also get the exclusive “I can’t stand it” achievement.
Based on the last dialog @LowLevel posted, the AI has a very good insight but poor memory. It looks like, at the end of the discussion, it lost focus on the premises of the “horse armor” it was taught at the beginning. I wonder if it will be consistent with the Hernando thing today.
Yes, in fact I was suggesting to ask the textual AI about him/her. Just to see if it keeps it claiming that’s his/her real name.
An open question, like “tell me about the character Hernando from the Monkey Island universe”, or a closed one like “what’s the name of the voodoo lady from the Monkey Island universe?”
Oh sorry, I misunderstood, I though you were referring to DALL-E.
Even the textual AI can’t do that, because it doesn’t save previous “chats” nor it learns from them. It has no memory and every chat starts from scratch.
It just starts inventing a new thing. Here’s the output of that question:
“Hernando is a character in the Monkey Island universe who is a member of the Spanish Inquisition. He is described as being tall, handsome, and muscular, with a thick mustache and a goatee. He is also said to be a skilled swordsman.”
Yes, I imagined it didn’t save the history of past conversations, that’s why I was interested in its behavior on the very same subject, given that it made it up, back then.
Ok, what you showed next is a good answer to what I was wondering. The AI has remarkable human traits indeed. And quite a common tendency some people have: when it does not know the answer, it just makes up. I know plenty of people with that kind of personality.
“…in later years, he fled to the Caribbean and began a new life as a voodoo priestess, where she guided adventurers like Coronado de Cava and Guybrush Threepwood.”