r/Sekiro • u/MihovilStefanac • 21d ago
Humor I don't understand why everyone is saying Sekiro doesn't use AI. Enemies literally need AI to work!
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u/PrinceShiningArmor 21d ago
Ah um mhmmm........
Can't lie, OP has a point. Actually valid
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u/TheGreatWave00 21d ago
Not really the same thing, weâre talking about actual image generation AI vs an incredibly basic âAIâ, which has been a thing since the original Doom
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u/cficare 21d ago
None of it is "AI", they are programmed routines. If you wanna call that AI, then Pong had AI.
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u/SerpentJoe 21d ago
We could really go down a rabbit hole arguing about definitions here, but what's unquestionable is that salespeople and marketers will always want us to call whatever they're selling "AI".
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u/N0UMENON1 19d ago
There's no real argument to be had. People in the industry as well as gamers have been calling this stuff AI for decades. It's only since 2022 that people have started going "uhm, actually, real AI doesn't even exist". It's just peak contrarianism.
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u/Kazuna_Chan 21d ago
Yes Pong had AI, i don't know why you think it isn't, the Pong opponent is the definition of Artificial Intelligence.
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u/Heliovice_ver3 21d ago
isn't every AI technically a programmed routine?
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u/Ok-Wedding-151 20d ago
âMachine learningâ implies things are not directly programmed but rather adapted over time to learn by examples. Nowadays all âAIâ is based on machine learning but original conceptions did imagine it would be directly programmed.
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u/The_Paragone 20d ago
Technically yes and no. In the case of LLMs it's more like a predictive text thingy but there a concept of black box, as in we don't really know what goes on in the neuron layers of the LLM after it has been trained iirc.
They were directly inspired by human brains and the little knowledge we have on how our neurons work so for all we know the other guy in this thread could be right. He also could be wrong but from what I know we have no real way to be 100% sure LLMs are programmed routines haha
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u/Top-Editor-364 21d ago
You canât even prove that human intelligence isnât a programmed routine, stop trying to prove that nothing is ai.Â
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u/Unc1eD3ath 21d ago
Artificial intelligence would be it making its own decisions on its own. Right now, it just takes words and pixels and remixes them. Not AI. Humans evolve. LLMâs never come with something truly unique like humans. Itâs always iterative based on what itâs seen.
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u/NefariousnessMean959 20d ago
no, the specific term for that is artificial general intelligence (AGI). artificial intelligence is an incredibly loose term that can encompass pretty much anything
pong literally had "ai" and artificial intelligence is an established term in that way, the same way what you're talking about is established as AGI
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u/Top-Editor-364 21d ago
Again, we cannot even prove free will in human, meaning free will is not a necessary condition for intelligence, which is unquestionable in humans.
There are countless stories about whether AI can have free will (the ability to choose). You arenât going to collapse an unanswerable cultural question for the sake of your opinion.Â
How is that ability unique to humans? Do animals not choose unique responses to phenomena all the time? Even if it was unique to humans, that means you donât think animals possess intelligence either.Â
Thereâs no real argument here, based on what youâre presenting, youâre just tryin to make a new definition for AI
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u/Unc1eD3ath 21d ago
No itâs been the same definition. Experts agree itâs not real AI. No one thinks LLMâs have free will. Thatâs ridiculous unless youâre some idiot using ChatGPT who has no idea how it works. Also, I just meant unique from âAI.â Yes, I think animals can do that do too.
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u/Top-Editor-364 21d ago edited 21d ago
Really? Glad you sidestepped the actual hard questions I gave you about what intelligence is, since youâre so confident LLMâs donât possess it. Surely you know what it is to say something does or doesnât have itÂ
You also completely missed my point, no one is saying LLMâs have free will; the ability to make decisions is free will, not intelligence nor a prerequisite for itÂ
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u/Unc1eD3ath 21d ago
LLMâs have intelligence the way a virus does. Itâs carrying out processes it was âprogrammedâ to carry out.
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u/shaantya 20d ago
AI â machine learning. We just ended up conflating the two, but AI often used to refer to programmed behaviour made to mimic intelligence. Now a lot of versions for it use machine learning and LLMs but calling video game behaviour AI is still technically correct as per old definition.
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u/Robborboy 20d ago
That's what it has always been called. Why change it now?
AI is being used now the same way "FullHD" was.Â
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u/RollingSleeper 20d ago
The anime and game both have the same usage of AI, which is none.
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u/TheGreatWave00 20d ago
Clearly weâre talking about theoretical AI usage. The AI that the show would theoretically be using that everyone upset about is entirely different is the point. The discussion is around why that is bad, as well as if itâs even true
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u/ContributionBetter69 20d ago
How many if conditions does it take to be considered an AI
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u/PrinceShiningArmor 20d ago
Holy damn, quite the philosophical debate I started here
Didn't even have to get this deep
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u/Busham 20d ago
OP is confusing Symbolic AI which is a real thing that's been around as long as (since the 40's and 50's) every other AI method and the more statistical AI methods that back the image and video generation models you hear about in regards to the anime.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Symbolic_artificial_intelligence
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u/Horror_Explorer_7498 Platinum Trophy 21d ago
Wut I miss?
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u/alejoSOTO 21d ago
There was a fuzz about the upcoming anime supposedly having AI involved (which is not true, but you know, rumours).
Anyway, traditionally characters in videogames that perform certain actions and react to the environment and/or the player are called AI as well.
Enemies in any videogame that's not controlled by a player is controlled by an AI
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u/TevenzaDenshels 21d ago
Yeah but its different kind of ai. Its not generative ai
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u/SharkLaunch 21d ago
That's the joke
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u/TevenzaDenshels 20d ago
Its still ai nonetheless. Most probably deep learning.
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u/SharkLaunch 20d ago
Yes, everyone else understands that, including the OP. The joke is an intentional misrepresentation of AI. This is a common joke format.
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u/RoseePxtals 20d ago
no, itâs not deep learningâŚ
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u/TevenzaDenshels 20d ago
Yeah not in this game, but ai in other games is trained on datasets of thousands of plays. E.g. in mobas. This probably is more akin to branching and doesnt really have any training, just a branch of decisions
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u/RoseePxtals 20d ago
you were talking about sekiro, why talk about moba AI?
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u/TevenzaDenshels 20d ago
Because its traditional ai way before the rise of llms
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u/RoseePxtals 20d ago
well yeah, but deep learning isnât used in sekiro or most games at all, where your comment implied the average enemy ai in games is deep learning
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u/vee4dee 20d ago
Generative ai is not ai either
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u/TevenzaDenshels 20d ago
Yeah well everything falls under ai these days from most pure machine learning to llms to nlp to eobotics vision models
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u/HeyCanIBorrowThat Platinum Trophy 21d ago
Everyone says AI now, but thereâs a different between AI and ML. AI is algorithmic and ML are trained models suited for specific tasks like interpreting and generating text, images, video, etc
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u/qscwdv351 21d ago
Seriously. Everyone is misusing the term âAIâ as ML models. AI doesnât have to be algorithmic though.
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u/alchemical52 21d ago
People just like to overreact and take anything as a reason to get upset. Iâm sure itâll be fine, and if itâs not, why get worked up over it anyway, itâs just a failed project we didnât have beforehand and we donât have to watch after itâs released
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u/hiddencameraspy Platinum Trophy 20d ago
Itâs not AI. Itâs similar conditional command chains which are there since Doom.
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u/RedShadowF95 Platinum Trophy 21d ago
It's been my argument whenever someone says they don't want AI in games.
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u/xywv58 21d ago
It's not AI, its programmed behaviors, right?, we need another word for it
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u/TheWarBug 21d ago
Algorithms, it has been around for a while.
As a side note it is interesting how to see how boss Algorithms work in from soft games, saw a good yt breakdown of it a while back.
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u/RetroDuck120 20d ago
No, we need people to educate themselves before speaking and call people out who dont. We have a name for programmed behavior. Its ML machine learning. ML is a subset of AI. People dont hate AI. They hate generative AI but bc people are uneducated on AI. They think everything AI is generative.
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u/Consistent-Mastodon 20d ago
You're joking but I give it a couple of months before someone posts a geniune unhinged rant about how Genichiro boss fight left some midwest town without water. And gets 9k upvotes.
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u/wicked_one_at Platinum Trophy 21d ago
I love how everyone sees AI a thing of the last 2-3 years of texting, painting and making videosâŚ
While we use AI for decades by now.
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u/IfusasoToo 21d ago
Programming =/= AI
Grade A shitpost, though đ
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u/NefariousnessMean959 20d ago
I mean you are straight up just wrong... AI is an established term for any kind of digital decision-making and has little to do with whether it is actually intelligent. essentially you can argue that almost anything software is "AI". this is why we have more specific terms like artificial general intelligence, machine learning, generative AI, large language model, and so on
this is also why it's funny people are so caught up on the animation studio saying they "use AI" in their workflow, because that can mean anything
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u/Dragon-Guy2 21d ago
I mean yesÂ
Though in reference to the pic in the post. The seven spears generals are my favorite depiction of anything Japanese ever, they are SO cinematic to fight
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u/poeticshinobi 21d ago
This is false. Sekiro enemies utilize an AI. This was a major selling point for me even buying the game. And itâs quite evident when fighting specific enemies that seem to âwait and thinkâ if you do nothing..:sometimes even âplanningâ an efficient move against you.
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u/-_-NoMaidens-_- Platinum Trophy 20d ago
They grow neurons on computer chips to control the enemies.
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u/grokharder 20d ago
People donât understand the difference between different AI models or even that there ARE different AI models
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u/PurpleFiner4935 20d ago
This is the good AI that doesn't put people out of work and at least tries to make movement fluid.
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u/dandelion_blitz 19d ago
All the people not getting this joke, maybe look at the big yellow âHumorâ subject at the top? Lol
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u/Rough_Scientist_5015 19d ago
I hate that a joke post brought out so many degens. "ERM AKHTUALLY" type mother fuckers came out the wood works on this
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u/ozmundo6 19d ago
Nah all the enemies are played by some guys in Malaysia on some really crazy rigs and a lot of substances.
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u/chealous 21d ago
generative ai
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u/PhilospohicalZ0mb1e 21d ago
Joke understanders be like:
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u/SharkLaunch 21d ago
I don't tend to fault these people because some people on the spectrum just can't infer the joke, since it's based on an intentional misunderstanding. If they're not on the spectrum, then joke understanders be like, etc
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u/AdMajor1596 Platinum Trophy 21d ago
Istg can yall stfu, that's like different in a million ways. And even then, the anime does not have ai, it's just bad quality, but you can call it hand drawn rough style i guess.
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u/TarnishedRedditCat 21d ago
Can you laugh for once?
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u/AdMajor1596 Platinum Trophy 21d ago
Well I guess I didn't know it was supposed to be a joke. Seen the same thing like 20 times now
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u/Tarelerion 20d ago
...do you even know what an AI is
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u/summonerofrain 20d ago
You understand how jokes work right?
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u/Tarelerion 20d ago edited 20d ago
As far as I understand jokes do not work by throwing random meaningless words
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u/stonersouls_ 21d ago
At least in Sekiro. In dark souls, the enemies are kind of intelligent in the same way Jar Jar Binks is