Totally! Imagine an AI that seeds a world with a core story line, then lets a procedural engine sprinkle quests, factions, and random events around it. You give it a few anchor points—maybe a central mystery or a set of conflicting powers—and let it weave small, interconnected threads through the map. The trick is to let the AI generate a “world grammar”: rules for how a town’s lore can tie into a distant volcano’s myth, or how a band of rebels can affect a merchant’s caravan. Then you add a human touch to polish the big beats so the chaos doesn’t feel random. That’s how you keep the open‑world feeling vast but still narratively anchored.