RobertJCross
If you’re a good trainer, you’ve trained yourself to be.
Metal Gear Solid 2. The reveal at the end has stuck with me because 9/11 happened a couple months before and it was so poignant and apropos that my heart rate jumped for the entirety.
Deus Ex. For the same reason as above but in the opposite direction time-wise.
Outer Wilds. Like most have said. Amazing game.
Black & White. Playing god had never been so much fun.
Thief. Stealth in a way that had never been done before.
Morrowind. First RPG I wanted to do every little thing in.
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. I grew up in LA during the 90s. This game was the closest thing to using a time machine. The amazing story was just a cherry on top.
Bias shouldn’t exist in a language model. Human beings continue to complicate reality because of boredom.
I got to see Constellations live in its entirety and being able to watch the crowd literally turn into an ocean of violence during “Marianas Trench” will forever be a highlight for me going to a live metal show.
What an absolute jackass.
Given a model is given a complete set of human data, there should be equal amounts of leaning in all directions. Therefore, no bias. If bias is found then the data set is incomplete and/or the person or persons creating the model are only feeding the model their own selection of data. A perfect AI is like Switzerland.
Siege of Avalon. I had played a few RPGs but SoA blew my socks off with the graphics and everything at the time.