Using AI for OOBs for Wargames

[bschulte]

AI seems to have particular trouble with tables and numbers. Using selective data input it could probably put together a fairly accurate OOB in terms of commanders, how many regiments in a brigade, and such but the chances of it muddling regimental numbers seems high and I would really distrust what it might come up with for unit strengths.

For transcribing handwritten letters it could be a huge help.

I've also been using this for Confederate Inspection reports, and this is spot on. It cannot handle 19th Century tables as written. I feed it my transcription of those portions of the inspection reports. But it has helped me tremendously to track down the officers in the handwritten "Officers Absent" pages.

 

[rbasin]

I've also been using this for Confederate Inspection reports, and this is spot on. It cannot handle 19th Century tables as written. I feed it my transcription of those portions of the inspection reports. But it has helped me tremendously to track down the officers in the handwritten "Officers Absent" pages.

I've been using AI for Byzantine history, and it cannot handle the surnames at all.

 

[Josh The Lighthouse Guy]

I've been using AI for Byzantine history, and it cannot handle the surnames at all.

I can't help you with them either. They're all Greek to me!