#detroit 2

[soupy-sez]

Still Shots of "Body Language" music video by Raven B. Varona

[iconsfinder]

[freshthoughts2020]

SHOP: gettothecorner.com/welcome/ocarinaofwlcm

[enthyrea]

a jayvik dbh au that has been on my mind for a while, really interested with the idea of viktor being the one to pull the "reanimate ur partner from the dead" shtick

aka, oopsie the android you created because you couldn't get over the death of your partner actually possesses a will to live and shatters your view of the line between humanity and machinery!!

[redscrawl]

no i will not make separate blogs for my fandoms, everyone who follows me must experience ALL my insanity

[eat-applez]

Fictional universe: And there was this COMPANY,,,,

Me: Oh they did some messed up shit didn’t they

EDIT: anyone who says “also in real life!!” or smth like that just know it’s been done 700 times.

[nebulastarss]

Oh yay! Time to look through a mildly popular fandom tag!

*spends 20 minutes just reporting and blocking porn bots without even scrolling*

[tenebris83]

That one squid game scene

[jude-shotto]

❄️☃️ a happy holidays to you from the jericrew!

[k0libra]

Confusion

(k0Libra ramblings are under the cut)

Did you know that if you incorrectly set up LLM it will generate text without the user's input, infinitely "talking" to itself? That's the sole goal of LLM - to generate text, but this behaviour really showcases that modern "AI" has no idea that it's even talking to someone.

I doubt that androids in D:BH run the same "AI" that we have now because that would undermine the game's narrative. I'm inclined to think that their AI is engineered by replicating the human brain in machine form. I'm thinking that also because thirium was essential for android creation, for some reason it was impossible to create them with conventional computational machines. It makes sense, I suppose, since we don't have enough power to recreate brains, even now. 

This brings a very interesting point: humans played god again with something they don't understand fully - the human brain. There's a high probability that we'll never figure out how it works. That makes deviancy somewhat expected; how can you control something when you don't know how it works? 

For me, cases of critical malfunction in software and hardware are very interesting topics, so I decided to paint this type of idea anyway.

[ouroborosreilig]

back on my 30th dbh playthru watch

[hyuckonia]

very first 10 seconds of the tsum event and Kalim getting beaned by his tsum and lilia was like "oh guess i wasnt fast enough to stop it myb bro" SHUT UPPPDNAHAAJHA KALIMS SCREAM HAD ME LAUGHING SO HARD I WAS GUNNA CRY whatever i love them so badLMAOOOOO

[randomt0ast]

How was I able to put a face to these three abominations?

Small parenthesis: I haven't played the game Portal nor DBH because I personally do not play video games. Although I have watched a lot of gameplays featuring DBH and some clips that show GlaDos and Wheatley talking to Chell. That's why their designs have little to no details or Easter eggs compared to AM, a character from a story I have read more than five times and a comic and Radio show that I've read/listened to consistently.

[teckheck]

Apple II graphics in the music video for Theme From Doctor Detroit by Devo (1983)

[luxuki-1]

I did the thing :] (Connor picked the playlist)

Wanted to emulate Danny's canon look more and Michael's design is my own

I just realized almost all my comfort characters are either robots or dead-

[disobey-disappoint-deviate]

„Deviant Connor“ this, „Machine Connor“ that. You haven’t experienced true fun until you've played Incompetent Connor, who fails to find anything and always gives the wrong answers with the utmost confidence.