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That was beautiful. Ah-ting is fearless. She's not scared of facing powerful enemies. What she's scared of is having people she cares about die. It probably reminds her of her childhood when Baili Ji murdered all her loved ones. But thanks to her grandpa, she managed to regain her courage. I...

Finally Junko will get to do something. Also Nogi changed her design from how she was depicted in Astral Buddy. I'm not digging this new design, to be honest.

Toki being number one in the popularity poll doesn't surprise me. She's by far the coolest character in the Saki franchise.

Yes. Glad I'm not the only one who realized this.

She's in love with her new dad. Why do you think she was crying when her mother announced she was going to marry the guy?

It's not about social roles. Her life started going to shit when she found out she couldn't get pregnant. She knew her husband wanted very much to have kids, so she felt she had no purpose being married to him if she couldn't get pregnant. She started losing self-esteem and eventually forgot...

The girl A-Tin was supposed to protect.

A woman who wasn't a piece of shit wouldn't have created a robot with the sole purpose of loving her in the first place.

This is a story, not real life. In a story, you want the shit you write to have a purpose on the plot. Inori bombing her performance does have a purpose, but that purpose is to allow Hikaru to skate to cheer Inori up. In other words, the author is shitting on Inori to give Hikaru a payoff for...

I'm starting to read this on bilibili. It's a nice little series, but it's not yuri. Both main characters have male love interests.

Training works by setting specific contexts. If you want a model that can recognize a cat, for example, you gotta set those parameters beforehand. LLMs are models designed and trained to understand questions, to reply and even talk on their own, but they can't do things outside that context. For...

While it's true that humanity has been able to create many things without understanding their underlying principles (for example ancient people created ship's sails without understanding fluid dynamics), we did so because we could at least understand their basic functions. In the case of sails...

I'd say that's pretty unlikely. I'd say that before we can create self-awareness, we need to understand how it works in the human brain, and that could take hundreds if not thousands of years.

Because artificial intelligence is a human creation, and we humans don't know how to code self-awareness. We don't even know how the human brain gives rise to self-awareness. We know so fucking little about how consciousness work that being able to artificially create it is a dream within a dream.

The matter of consciousness is problematic because you are only privy to your own thoughts. This means you can only be sure that you are conscious but you will never truly know if everyone else is as well. There are certain tests to look for signs of awareness but there is no definitive test for...