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Isnt that kind of impossible?
Isnt that kind of impossible?
Molyneux is the Creator (I think)Molyneux repeated that Milo isn't meant to be a living AI, but rather a cleverly-crafted combination of nuanced facial animation and artificial emotion that creates the illusion of life.
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You won't, however, be able to verbally abuse or emotionally attack Milo, Molyneux said.
Milo just won't register anything like that. It's meant to be a positive experience, he said, something that gives people a chance to feel what it's like to have a positive impact on someone, to be a role model.
Molyneux had me wrap up the demo by approaching Milo again. He asked me to call Milo over by saying my own name and acting happy. Milo walked up to me and complimented me on my blue shirt (my shirt was indeed blue). Then he stood there, waiting for me to say things..
From what I learned, an program cant really do programming. They can only print, take input, and print output. The program can only do what the programmer coded, and if you give him an input that is not in the code, they would crash. Unless the programmer looped it to where they would say things like "Does not compute" or simply "what?" (which is what I think Milo would say when you give him a command that is not in the code), and keep doing those until the user does an valid input.
Of course they are going to show what is already been coded. If they didn't, then they wouldn't have caught our attention. So we don't know how well the AI is.
If you read what I wrote, the Milo that was on show, and on the E3 demonstration video was false. It was how they would want it to work like.
They did have him on show at E3 for people to see, but it was hardly what the lady was showing off on the video, otherwise, they would have done it live infront of the audience.
Even though people did get to talk to him, and he did respond, but not to everything you said, there was a person working behind the curtain, making sure he was doing the right things.
Definietly not up to the standard in the video yet though
I'm not sure he has one. I provided a link to the IGN article Kage was referring to in post #12.link?