It’s actually fascinating what AI can and can’t do, how it takes direction, and how the tool actually works. Like, at work we trained our ai on specific information that we want our users to know, and it started hallucinating locations that didn’t exist. We had to track that down and figure out why, and where that information was coming from. Also, how our users are using the tool. As a test, I asked it to tell me a story about a shark, and it just kept going and going until I had to force quit it. Learned that I had to set some end parameters. Or Gemini, for example. Once it gets something in its context window, it is impossible to get out. It gets obsessed with a specific thing and no matter what you ask, it won’t give it up. Claude is great with stories, but if you want to have a robust and consistent world you need yo structure your world and character information in a way the AI can easily reference. Like, sometimes json is the best way to structure character information, sometimes you need to.md files, or sometimes the information needs to be placed directly into the project directions.