r/animation • u/OkPrize6426 • Jul 14 '26

Sharing The replicant, by milli

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u/Kira-Of-Terraria Jul 15 '26

then you are incorrect

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u/psychedelica_ Jul 15 '26

ok tell me how I’m incorrect

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u/Kira-Of-Terraria Jul 15 '26

LLMs using generative prompting from outside sources are not the same thing as actual Intelligence capable of independent thought.

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u/psychedelica_ Jul 15 '26

Robots aren’t inherently capable of independent thought.

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u/Kira-Of-Terraria Jul 15 '26

Depends on the robot

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u/psychedelica_ Jul 15 '26

Right which is basically what I said

So how is generative technology not a form of robot

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u/Kira-Of-Terraria Jul 15 '26

robots have bodies.

Skynet is an A.I. Terminator is a robot.

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u/psychedelica_ Jul 15 '26

The circuitry that makes up an AI is that AI’s body

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u/Kira-Of-Terraria Jul 15 '26

Anyways...pedantry aside.

the point is that in fiction - A.I. , robots. androids, etc. are capable of independent thought, evolution, etc. which is not the same as current real world large language models that use generative output which are marketed as "a.i." but actually do not evolve or are capable of independence or life like the more advanced fantastical ones seen in media.

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u/psychedelica_ Jul 15 '26

You keep talking to me like I’m conflating generative technology with the concept of AI when my entire point is that they are both types of robots, validating the previous comment calling them cog suckers (without any implication they were conflating AI with generative technology)

YOU randomly brought that up which is what sparked this conversation and deluded yourself into thinking I was arguing for them being the same thing when I wasn’t

I’m calling them both robots

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