Likely. Who knows. I think a lot of this discussion is kinda stupid surrounding AI.

The tech is cool and it can be used to generate a lot of inconsequential dialogue in games I think. But for stuff that is important to the actual plot I don't see it as something that will work well. Anyone who has messed with AI games knows they leave a lot to be desired but there's some novelty in say, having AI be your dungeon master, using it as a kind of directed random generator, it can't really do anything creative or intelligent.

I think people want like a Star Trek Holodeck for their video game, where you tell it something and it just makes it for you. We're a long long way from that assuming it is even possible. Its more like you ask it for something and it throws together maybe the most basic generic setting you can think of with a very predictable and trite plot.

Will be a fun side thing in future RPG for side missions I reckon, but it will have the elder scrolls problem of radiant quests.