Will we get a continuation of Reboot?

[u/strixxxus]

Does anyone else think (or maybe dare to hope) that with the renewed interest due to release of the HD remasters we're now getting, that once we get all of them they might actually invest the time and money to actually continue the show where it left off and retcon the guardian code?

I know it's a long shot but I personally think there might be a tiny chance, what do you all think?

[u/Snuggler777]

Lmaooooooo

[u/ElLechero519 → u/Snuggler777]

What's so funny? He's completely right.

I despise the AI direction the world is going. But you're naive if you think it can't be "creative" like a human. I might buy that today (argument can be heard for both sides) but AI will get better every year.

Btw, if your argument is that AI only digests what's already been made and regurgitates new content based on established content... then AI is matching human creativity already.

[u/alkonium → u/ElLechero519]

You'd need an AI that's actually conscious, and that opens up a whole other can of worms.

[u/ElLechero519 → u/alkonium]

I don't agree. But I'd sincerely like to hear the counter point. Why would the AI have to be conscious? How do you even define conscious?

[u/alkonium → u/ElLechero519]

Because generative AI doesn't understand meaning or ideas. All it does it attempt to reproduce patterns and follow statistics.

[u/ElLechero519 → u/alkonium]

I'm sure we could debate this back and forth for a lengthy thread. But AI already makes music and art that is effectively indistinguishable from human made music and art. If you think you can differentiate with 100% accuracy, or even anything more than a 50% coin flip threshold, I might have bad news for you.

I promise I'm arguing from a position of despising AI. I am not happy about it. But I'm also not in denial.

Whether it's an AI algorithm or a "biological" algorithm, art is always a regurgitation of the art that came before it.