Real AI changed the way I see fictional AI
Real AI changed the way I see fictional AI 23 Jul, 2026 PT AI, androids, supercomputers, we’ve all seen them in fiction. In spy and superhero movies with their AI assistants, or in video gameswith their super robots. A robot/android discovering the world, learning to be human, and developing consciousness, or facing discrimination within society, are two common tropes in fiction.
- ▪Real AI changed the way I see fictional AI 23 Jul, 2026 PT AI, androids, supercomputers, we’ve all seen them in fiction.
- ▪In spy and superhero movies with their AI assistants, or in video gameswith their super robots.
- ▪A robot/android discovering the world, learning to be human, and developing consciousness, or facing discrimination within society, are two common tropes in fiction.
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| Original publisher | Diel's daydreams |
| Canonical URL | https://diels-daydreams.bearblog.dev/real-ai-changed-the-way-i-see-fictional-ai/ |
| Publication time | Tue, 28 Jul 2026 14:01:03 +0000 |
| Retrieval time | 2026-07-28T14:19:57.136Z |
| Last seen | 2026-07-28T14:19:57.136Z |
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Real AI changed the way I see fictional AI 23 Jul, 2026 PT AI, androids, supercomputers, we’ve all seen them in fiction. In spy and superhero movies with their AI assistants, or in video gameswith their super robots. A robot/android discovering the world, learning to be human, and developing consciousness, or facing discrimination within society, are two common tropes in fiction. Detroit: Become Human (DBH) and The Zeta Project are two examples I recall watching (yes, I watched the gameplay). And even though I haven't seen them myself, I know that I, Robot, Blade Runner, and Astro Boy share similar premises.
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