The use of Artificial Intelligence in the speech and language design process of a video game character
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This study is based on the results obtained in a previous research made by Rubén Buren (2019) where the author offers mechanization instruments in the construction process of audiovisual characters, within the video game, through certain signals that must compose them, as an autonomous and differentiated. As a novel fact, the focus of attention is placed on the particularization and individualization that gives a character, or group of characters, the making of phrases, words, a certain use of speech or a language, be it phonoarticulate, sound or written. This article describes how this mechanization in the construction of video game characters can be combined with ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence (AI) application based on OpenAI's GPT-3.5 software, which can generate texts and solving a large variety of tasks, that has emerged during the year 2022. Understanding that ChatGPT uses a probabilistic model when generating texts, and the algorithms that configure this AI are based on reinforcement learning, it is intended to investigate how this tool is trained and can be trained to be an assistant in the video game character design process.
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