Many YouTube comments seem to have understood this clip as a dismissal of AI in general. And, regardless of whether thats accurate, I disagree with this standpo

Many YouTube comments seem to have understood this clip as a dismissal of AI in general. And, regardless of whether thats accurate, I disagree with this standpoint. It's not easy to defend this particular example. But seeing how Rainworld uses synthetic animation to simulate an alien, yet somehow familiar ecosystem, makes me excited for whats next. From a Review by Matthewmatosis [1]: > Not long after setting out, I found myself staying in a quiet place, just moving Slugcat around various obstacles as smoothly as I could. [...] What was happening on screen looked like an animal testing its limits so as to build survival skills. It was then that I knew that this system was a resounding success. [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-Un2L5tF1w https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-Un2L5tF1w