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Is this "AI slop", or the sensible use of AI to make NPC behavior better? What if NPC pathfinding didn't always stink? Wouldn't that be nice?

Isn't Daikatana almost 30 years old by now? Even without "AI" being involved, NPC logic has improved quite a lot since then.

That sounds like some fun emergent gameplay right there!

Isn't "the NPC teammates are too dumb" a pretty common complaint? I don't see a problem in improving them.

I'm not bedeviled by Laplace's Demon (the idea you just described), for much of the same reason. Even if you could know any particle's position and velocity at the same time (which may be impossible), they refuse to consistently exist. So, even if you could know every particle's position and velocity, you still couldn't know either the past or the future.

Was that a wise choice of name? It seems unnecessarily confusing to me, given that Tabs play such a large role in browsers. It sounds like an API for managing tabs, not... well, I'm not entirely clear on what it's supposed to do. Summarize things? Whatever unrealistic thing the people marketing AI services can come up with because the actual use cases haven't really been discovered yet?

The upshot is that the current regime is less likely to survive than the rest of the population.

Then how do you explain the inverse relationship between fertility rates and economic development?

To slide off on a bit of a tangent, why did they go to some professor in Mexico who had nothing to do with the study to explain the findings? It's not unusual, we see that in articles all the time. The reporters go to some seemingly random professor to comment on the findings of someone else's study. Why not talk to the people who produced the findings about what the findings mean?

I once bet a guy $500 that he couldn't do it. One guillotine later and I lost the bet. But at least I didn't have to pay out.

(If you hadn't guessed, this is not a true story.)
(I had to pay his estate.)

Jacob received a miraculous well. Maybe Iran should have been nicer to his descendants?

Too bad it's an Islamic state.

There are plenty of plants that are happy to grow in sand, so long as there's at least some water. And once you have plants growing, the dunes stop moving and the sand turns to soil. Tricky to get it started though.

No, the really "funny" part there was that the only actual ethnic Aryans in Germany were the gypsies. Who also went to the concentration camps.

So, the Nazi fake-Aryans tried to exterminate the actual Aryans.