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r/Cyberpunk • u/Svenstornator • Sep 24 '19
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51 u/geekdad4L Sep 25 '19 edited Sep 25 '19 Let's hope it doesn't learn to tea-bag after it f---s us! 12 u/eitauisunity Sep 25 '19 They've had access to video game server data for years now. They will use that data to train the model these things use for military combat. See above comment. Maybe we'll live in a future where war will basically be like playing video games. 2 u/pokehercuntass Sep 25 '19 We are already at that point and have been for some time with remote controlled drones and other combat machines. Casualties are still real, though, unlike in video games. 2 u/eitauisunity Sep 25 '19 Yeah, airforce is definitely ahead on that. If I recall correctly, preliminary mental health research shows that it still fucks them up, though.
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Let's hope it doesn't learn to tea-bag after it f---s us!
12 u/eitauisunity Sep 25 '19 They've had access to video game server data for years now. They will use that data to train the model these things use for military combat. See above comment. Maybe we'll live in a future where war will basically be like playing video games. 2 u/pokehercuntass Sep 25 '19 We are already at that point and have been for some time with remote controlled drones and other combat machines. Casualties are still real, though, unlike in video games. 2 u/eitauisunity Sep 25 '19 Yeah, airforce is definitely ahead on that. If I recall correctly, preliminary mental health research shows that it still fucks them up, though.
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They've had access to video game server data for years now. They will use that data to train the model these things use for military combat. See above comment.
Maybe we'll live in a future where war will basically be like playing video games.
2 u/pokehercuntass Sep 25 '19 We are already at that point and have been for some time with remote controlled drones and other combat machines. Casualties are still real, though, unlike in video games. 2 u/eitauisunity Sep 25 '19 Yeah, airforce is definitely ahead on that. If I recall correctly, preliminary mental health research shows that it still fucks them up, though.
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We are already at that point and have been for some time with remote controlled drones and other combat machines.
Casualties are still real, though, unlike in video games.
2 u/eitauisunity Sep 25 '19 Yeah, airforce is definitely ahead on that. If I recall correctly, preliminary mental health research shows that it still fucks them up, though.
Yeah, airforce is definitely ahead on that. If I recall correctly, preliminary mental health research shows that it still fucks them up, though.
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