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Last year it was a real fisherman. Next year it will be an AI.
by BurningFrog 2y ago
Last year it was a real fisherman.
Next year it will be an AI.
- throw678937 2y ago[dead]
- klabb3 2y agoBut AI is like video games, it can’t emulate sacrifice and other deep human dynamics because there’s no stake. If you die you restore from last save point. For AI you have infinite no-memory interactions, which changes the dynamic. In other words, your actions don’t have lasting consequences. The few games that succeed in building something deeper (for me RDR2 but you take your pick) have to carve out sacrifice and character out of the player’s time, which is finite.
- zparky 2y agoWell said. If I signed up for this and I knew it was AI calls, I would likely not pick up. But if I knew it was a person calling me, there's a much stronger emotional incentive to pick up and talk to them.
- cootsnuck 2y agoExactly. These are the things I think many companies will fail to realize as they slap "AI" onto and into their products and services.
- Ferret7446 2y agoGiven Japan's extreme conservatism, I doubt it.
- sudahtigabulan 2y agoCheck out their robots. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_robotics https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_robotics Female companion robot as early as 2005.
- Cthulhu_ 2y agoJapan has an exception to copyright law allowing for analysis, which has been (ab)used to train AIs to generate Studio Ghibli style content.