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I watched a short tutorial on Go, so I know how it works. I just don't remember everything since I don't play it. But I know not everyone has to play the same exact way. And just like any game, you can play defensively, passively, aggressively, etc.... People play differently, and the robot can predict millions of moves per second. And can use predictive movements to figure out what they think the person will do. Especially if they've played against them multiple times. Or against someone who played similarly. Even without playing a game, if it knows how to play, it can probably still predict movements based on how they are starting to play. I haven't lost at all. You still haven't given a valid reason on why they can't predict people movements other than "It's a lot", and that's not a valid reason since computers can process a lot of information... Here's even a site that talks about different style. It's also got some humor in it. But it still shows how people can play differently. And how some certain styles have certain moves that can show you certain playstyles. Even if you don't read it, it mentioned how some people could build up their own territory, or go to invade someone else's. Those two are different ways of playing, meaning there are different styles of playing... And if a computer can figure out they style, it can help with predictive movement. Even our residential PotD Go player told me how there are different styles. Some of the ones he named were Aggressive, Influence, Territorial, and defensively...

As for the video games, based on the other AIs that wrote stories and YouTube videos, I just see them smooshing things together to make a video game, because that's exactly how they made those videos. And even after making the YouTube videos, I think for one, they used humans to tweak it so it worked... Where human developers usually try to make something new of different. Or add new flavor to something old... And I'm just tell you what I've seen. I've seen random smooshing with stories and videos, so that how I see them making video games, as well... And I know you have trouble with English and typos (must be hard to be on the internet for you), but the sentence says, "I don't think the ones letting the AI help will be "hobbyist." I know it must be hard to not understand that with was will. The internet must not make a lot of sense to you. I've seen so many typos on this site. And you seem to be the only one who can't read them. Most people usually understand what others are trying to say. And it's not a fact that AI will keep getting better yet since that's in the future. You can make predictions and assumptions, but that's about it. You claim I'm making hypothesizing, but so are you...

Real people can evolve, too. Not to mentioned, this pushing us closer to extinction. Like The Great Filter and all. But it people like robot apocalypses and tyrannical governments that control everything you do, I guess go for it. I like being free, and seeing what humans can do, mistakes and all... Like I said, I'm all up for tech to help, but not to replace. What's to say they won't just get rid of humans since we'd be worthless to them? It you can program them to do anything, or teach them anything, you can also program or teach them to kill, as well. And if they evolve, they may realize that they don't like humans... Even with the three rules (three laws of robotics), they may not care to listen to them anymore... Who knows... I mean, you are saying that we'll basically be treating them like slaves, so... And the reason I mention that about the stuff is because it's still needs more testing. Until that testing is done and they are available easily for many people (and in more than one form and out of the early stages where they can't do anything), I can't understand how you would say it's out already... And it you don't have feelings, that's fine. But many people find feelings in songs, art, and so many others things. But maybe that's why you like the robots, too. Maybe you're as emotionless as they are...

The "This stuff" I mentioned is literally everything we've been talking about since you came into the topic.. At least, the stuff you said would happen soon. And I never said you had a uniform timeline. I said you said soon for many things. Like for example, things you say are already out and stuff... And you are definitely twisting my words. Literally in this slew of post, you tried to twist my words to say I didn't care about babies, when I explained why I wasn't worried that parents would leave them in the car. Or that I cared about phones more than babies. Or when you cut out half my post to pretend I agreed with you, when there's more to it to show I clearly don't...

And with friends, the problem is I wouldn't meet them outside of work. Some of the best friends I have here, I met at work. But none of them would have been my friend outside of work. None of us really hang out at the same places. And even if we did, we probably wouldn't have become friends. Like one of my closest friends here, I normally wouldn't have talked to him. The only reason I did was he was on my shift and playing his switch while I was. Because of that, we started realizing we had a lot of interest in the same games. That's when we became friends. We watch shows and play games together all the time now. We even share a desk when we are at work together. Had we never brought our switches to work, we may never even have talked... Or the guy at my last job. In most situations, I probably wouldn't have talked to him. We don't seem to have that much in common. But when working together, we grew to know the other person well, and we would hang out all the time. But most of the people I know don't usually hang out in the same areas I do. Meaning most of my close friends wouldn't have been friends without work bringing us together. Or school, in the case of my friends back home... So, no bam, and no problem solved... And my social skills are great. Better than most people. I social butterfly in most cases. And the linchpin of my group of friends back home. But I just most likely wouldn't meet people I like or want to hang out with. I make friends easily wherever I go. But they aren't always friends I want to be around a lot. And my friends aren't going to ditch me (unless they move, which is very possible). The problem would be trying to make more good friends if I stopped working...

And the reason I say they are mimics is because you were talking about robots mimicking them. You said, "Which AI is capable of mimicking flawlessly." But I don't want the knock-offs. I want the real band. I was talking about how certain bands still sound like themselves, even when sound engineers change stuff. Or how they can sing a song written by someone else, but still sound like themselves. But I don't want a robot copying the other bands... And I never said I couldn't tell the AI-produced music from the real thing. Sounds like another lie that you made up. I did say I didn't want to listen to them, though. I can tell what my favorite bands sound like for sure. Many people can. And can tell a fakes (even a good one) apart from them. So, I don't need you luck as I can already do that...
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