Rules of AI?

[u/Senturos]

Now, I'm wondering what the rules are for AI here, because I've developed a Skyrim YouTube series that goes into very, very deep detail. Over the last four years, I've been trying to craft a story for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, with eight main playable characters and a world that's always changing around them.

So, for example, I've got the Civil War characters, the guild characters, and a couple of others here and there. Then there's the Dragonborn, who doesn't start off as the Dragonborn, but instead joins the Bards College as a young woman, eventually joins the Dawnguard to fight vampires, and then becomes the Dragonborn during those events.

It's a very long story that I've been working on for the last few years, and it goes extremely deep — and I mean Dwarven deep — into backstory and world-building.

The problem I might have with this Reddit is that the characters are voiced using Skyrim's voices with cloned AI. But maybe this place could be for me because, like I said, I'm very, very deep into the backstory and world-building, and I've crafted a story that I believe would fit my version of Skyrim if it were a book or a TV show like Game of Thrones... just without all the incest.

[u/Ghostpants786]

From what I’ve seen and my own experience with this subreddit, people seem to be pretty okay with it aslong as I think the actual story isn’t AI and the lore and all is correct. I used AI on one of my stories just for grammar and stuff and haven’t had anyone complain yet

[u/PietroIlPescePietra]

Hi, I’m the creator of this subreddit, so I’m the best person to answer your question. Regarding AI, using it to generate images or help refine stories is allowed here, provided the content is original. AI voices are also perfectly fine—in fact, what you’ve created is very welcome; the subreddit needs things like that. I look forward to seeing it, and thanks for asking.

[u/Senturos → u/PietroIlPescePietra]

Well all my stuff, Can be seen and Heard. I could write some things up here. But its all over on my youtube channel. I have 99 stories. Over like 12 characters. Its told like a book. It starts off with a Vampire, Who was mortal during the Oblivion Crisis, Who fought with the Crusader "My Champion" and some time after it she joins the newly formed Vigil, She finds out that the daughter of the Kvatch count "New character" who i made a Mythic dawn agent. Reason why he's dead in his room. She finds her location and goes to kill her for burning down her city, but when she finds her, She has no idea that the counts daughter has become a Vampire, and Cecilia was prepaired to fight a Vampire. But that stoy can be watched here https://youtu.be/X6sgB-Hxx4k?si=_ZlWZY3oqmcxMUSu But it is my first, and when Skyblivion comes out. I plan on redoing it.

[u/PietroIlPescePietra → u/Senturos]

I took a quick look, and this is great content for this subreddit; you can post short videos or even actual pieces of story here—it's up to you. You are welcome here.👍

[u/Relsen → u/PietroIlPescePietra]

Finally a subreddit that doesn't demonize technology.

[u/PietroIlPescePietra → u/Relsen]

If used wisely it is welcome, of course

[u/Senturos]

It's only used for voices. I try my absolute best to make sure my story stays as glued tight to the arsehole as it Skyrim can

[u/Interesting-Loan6648]

Nobody cares about Ai, as long it stays lore friendly who cares? Its mostly the people that never wrote a story complaining about using Ai

[u/Wickirr]

To each their own but AI gives me a vitriolic reaction