The Witcher voice actor Doug Cockle has expressed caution and frustration at the growing presence of artificial intelligence within the video game industry, calling it "inevitable" but "dangerous".
Only a matter of time. LLMs can already be implemented locally with less than 3GiB RAM and should be capable enough for simple dynamic inter-NPC dialogue. Not sure how much would be needed for the voice synthesis though.
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I could see someone using AI to make some incredible mods for games like Skyrim and Fallout.
https://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/98631
They already do, via the Bandit Lines Expansion mod
Only a matter of time. LLMs can already be implemented locally with less than 3GiB RAM and should be capable enough for simple dynamic inter-NPC dialogue. Not sure how much would be needed for the voice synthesis though.
The way these things go, probably less.
There’s a few videos of people doing just that, Skyrim is a great game to test that on, since there’s so much lore within the game to feed the AI.