I unsubscribed from AT&T's notification emails because I was getting a lot of promotional material and nothing of any actual use. Today I got an email from AT&T inviting me to "opt back in" to find out all the great stuff I'm missing. Stop emailing me! That's the exact kind of stuff I opted out of in the first place!

@scottboehmer I saw this the other day, and replied to the other person's post, I think. But I was thinking about it more over the weekend, and one point the author makes pretty far down into the article has a lot to do with why AI is being used so much on both sides of the education process: education is increasingly becoming about *grades/scores* and not about learning. A good score is taken as the evidence of learning, but a score can be automated. Learning cannot.

@Da_Gut I feel like the biggest pitfall in this (and lots of other roleplaying, so not just this) is that players often conflate what they do (their action) with the outcome/result, usually in such a way that assumes success, even if success is unsure or even impossible. Then the GM either has to deal with the assumed success, or conflict with the player by negating what they said, or figuring out how to walk it back or rephrase it, potentially making the player feel like they've lost agency.

@Da_Gut I got this game in a Humble Bundle several weeks back. I haven't taken the time to read it yet, but it seems like an interesting mashup, as you say.