did the video game "OneShot" predict how AI works perfectly? (mild spoilers for the game if you haven't played it + suicide mentioned. trust me it makes sense why i need these warnings for an ai post)
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in the aforementioned game, robots are a large part of the story. unlike robots in other media, robots can be "tamed," where the robots act more human and stop following their programmed purpose. the process of taming requires having to treat the robot as if they were a living person. according to…
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- 2026-09-14 04:29 · r/ArtificialInteligence
did the video game "OneShot" predict how AI works perfectly? (mild spoilers for the game if you haven't played it + suicide mentioned. trust me it makes sense why i need these warnings for an ai post)
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