I recently encountered artificial intelligence for the first time and wanted to compare my version of an article with one generated using gemini.google.com on the same topic:
Author’s version:
Warp travel between systems in New Eden is an outdated method of movement. It is as if a 75% logistics penalty is applied to you when traveling via standard warp.
There are various methods for instantaneous travel between systems, such as:
- filaments
- wormholes
- pochven
You can also increase your speed by upgrading ship stats related to warp-up time and warp speed.
However, there are other truly ultimate methods of travel in the game—comparable to teleportation…
Gemini version:
In EVE Online, instantaneous movement (the equivalent of “teleportation”) is implemented through the standard mechanic of transferring a capsuleer’s consciousness or by using specialized ship equipment.
Main methods of instant travel
- Jump Clones: Allows the pilot’s consciousness to be instantly transferred to a spare body located at another station or Upwell structure.
How to use: Leave your old body at the current station and immediately wake up elsewhere in the galaxy. Limitations: The base cooldown between jumps is 24 hours (reduced by the Infomorph Synchronizing skill). You can switch clones without a cooldown timer within the same Upwell structure equipped with a cloning bay.
- Pod Self-Destruct (Pod Express): Upon the destruction of the pod, the character’s consciousness is instantly restored in the medical clone at the “Home Station.”
How to use: While in the pod—whether at a station or in open space—select the “Self-Destruct” option.
Warning: All implants installed in the current clone will be permanently destroyed.
Long-range ship jumps (Jump Drive & Bridges)
- Jump Drive: Available on capital-class ships (Capital, Supercapital, Black Ops, Jump Freighter). Allows jumping to a Cynosural Field lit by an ally in another system, bypassing stargates.
- Jump Bridges (Jump Bridges / Ansiblex): Specialized player-built structures and ships (Black Ops, Titan) capable of opening a spatial portal to transport an entire fleet of allied ships.
Analysis of the generated text
In principle, Gemini guessed the direction the article would have taken, but it failed to write about “radical, ultimate in-game movement methods” simply because no one has written about them on the internet yet. Artificial intelligence will only tell you about this technology once I—or someone else—write an article on the subject. For now, in the world of Gemini and ChatGPT, teleportation in EVE does not exist.
Essentially, artificial intelligence relies solely on what has already been created by others to generate something new; it is incapable of creating something out of nothing or bringing into existence something that does not yet exist.
In EvE terms AI can do production but can’t invent. Imaging gameplay without T2-T3: ships, modules, rigs, ammo, drones etc, all in T1 stuff. Thats what in my opinion is Gemini and Chat GPT. So u need someone to make that T2 BPC’s 4 give them to AI for production.
Conclusion
You can offset any anxiety about AI playing EVE by writing your guides offline—using a pen and paper notebook in the real world. In a landscape dominated by ChatGPT and Gemini, such a method is invisible to them, allowing you to calmly consult your own notes during a gaming session.
You can also use ChatGPT and Gemini to gauge what information is already public knowledge—since, as I understand it, most people use these services—versus what remains unknown to the general public.
However, where AI truly excels is in translation; for instance, this article was originally written in my native language and then automatically translated into English. In that regard, I agree: AI is unrivaled.
Off-topic
You could also mention that there’s a lot of different information—guides and articles—online, and following bad advice can actually ruin your health. There’s a video on this topic where a guy tried training using some sketchy online guides:
