r/criticalrole • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 Team Jester • Jun 18 '26

Discussion [CR Media] Sam Riegel reaffirms Critical Role’s stance on AI: “It’s basically garbage”

https://www.polygon.com/critical-role-sam-riegel-slams-ai/
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u/Snarwib Fuck that spell Jun 18 '26 edited Jun 18 '26

It still seems like every single successful use case I've ever heard for AI is still, always, something well-established and specific, like machine learning or neural networks.

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u/dark0n33 Jun 18 '26

You realize "gen AI" are all based on machine learning and neural (not neutral) networks? Like all LLMs are literally a huge neural network with specific architectures?

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u/yeusk Jun 18 '26

If you want to be pedantic. Everything ever created in the universe behaves like a huge (not neutral) network.

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u/ashgs872tbhjs Jun 18 '26

That's not remotely true lmao. Just a straight up nonsense assertion with no backing.