Facade is a game from 2005 where you play as a friend visiting a couple who are in the middle of a domestic quarrel. You can converse with the characters by typing text and the game analyses your input using a generative language model and generates responses based on it. Your conversations can change the situation for the better of the worse. While the art style is rudimentary (this post actually captures it well) the game was well received for being so revolutionary. Note that this is a good 15 years before ChatGPT and other mainstream AI services were even a thing.
Now imagine being in a room with two people arguing, and you whipping out your phone to watch some shaking Rapi butt in Nikke.
Facade is a game from 2005 where you play as a friend visiting a couple who are in the middle of a domestic quarrel. You can converse with the characters by typing text and the game analyses your input using a generative language model and generates responses based on it. Your conversations can change the situation for the better of the worse. While the art style is rudimentary (this post actually captures it well) the game was well received for being so revolutionary. Note that this is a good 15 years before ChatGPT and other mainstream AI services were even a thing.
Now imagine being in a room with two people arguing, and you whipping out your phone to watch some shaking Rapi butt in Nikke.
What else am I to do? The Rapi ass is a shakin'! :WojakSniff:
