I understand your negative attitude towards Ubisoft (their dialogue has been uninspiring for over six years), but thanks to AI, things will take a completely different path.

It would also be interesting to read more about Artificial Intelligence and LLM. I see you describing some things that were fixed long ago (RAG) or introducing new developments (endless quests thanks to always new input from NPCs).

AI and LLms are much more than just ChatGPT, and based on the responses here, people seem to have little understanding of what you can do with them.

As I wrote in the forum here, I have done a lot with LLMs at my previous employer and production is of a much better standard. Below is a summary of the cases in which I participated:

– Coke first line (all trained by ChatGPT on our documentation)
– Reports (from Deloitte, 80 hours every three months)
– Creation of documents based on legislation and regulations (done by a team of 6 people, who are now in another position within the organization)
– Internal communication (schedule a message based on our documentation instead of teams choosing this)
– Mapping from legislation and regulations to internal control measures (governance)
– Guidance users as to whether or not a matter constitutes a security incident (sort of first line of incident team replaced)
– Proposing mitigation measures within different processes (change management, exceptions, risk, general IT – this has already saved hundreds of hours per year)
– Automatic meeting processing (text, link action points to ticket system, formulate questions 10 minutes before the end of the meeting (think specific dates, deliverables, owners, etc.))
– Localization of content (many clients are overseas, we were able to adapt a lot of information to local communications, such as tone of voice)
– No-code platform development, so everyone can build their own tools (with or without GPT Turbos)
– Marketing expressions (combination of DallE and texts, tasks prepared for each type of expression (think country, target group, key message, required follow-up actions, etc.)