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| Truthly, the skills of Ai is remarkable in this show, even in areas of craft such as smithing. I do like how this anime explores old school professions rather than focusing on advanced technology, although the Ai themselves represents that. The school cleaning segments were also amusing. |
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| The first half involving the learner robot and the craftsman is something that Japan could implement in the near future in an effort to preserve their skilled professions among the ageing population. Perm-kun in the second was there to learn and adapt to school life. |
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| Another relevant and thought provoking episode of Ai no Idenshi. This time about AI and machine learning. It really feels like this show came out at the perfect time in history. The first half with learner-kun and the knife maker apprenticeship was really interesting. If you look anywhere in the news you’ll see concerns about AI replacing manual labour. Having people teach robots their job knowing that they’ll likely replace them one day is cruel, but in some industries like the traditional knife making industry, it may one day be necessary. The second half with Perm-Kun was also really good. I was Lowkey scared that he was gonna go crazy and hurt one of the kids because he was being bullied in the other schools/grades that his consciousness was connected to. Thankfully he didn’t and we got a rather happy ending. Perm will never forget those 6 months he spent in that class or the kindness they showed to him. I don’t think we’re near the point of having robots attend school with kids, but still a really good episode that shows a very positive relationship between AI and people. I think both sets of people, the students and the knife maker were exceptionally kind. Most people probably wouldn’t react so positively to being in an environment with a robot like that. Especially the knife maker knowing the end goal is to have robots enter that labour force. I liked how he was more concerned about a friendly completion with learner kun rather than being upset. TLDR: honestly could go on and on about this episode and show for a while, should probably just make a video on it 😂 love it. |
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| a much happier episode this time; this show continues to be fantastic. |
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| A show that keeps on getting better and better with every episode. This is one of the best episodic anime I've seen in some time, I was a little skeptical in the beginning, but the interesting self contained little stories with the overarching narrative, makes for a good watch. |
GakutoDeathGlareAug 11, 2023 3:54 PM
| The next episode is going a complete reversal of this week's episode, isn't it? |
| That was a good episode, I like the idea of tradition preservation through Robots |
| perm boy lowkey creeped me out at first ngl, i thought he was gonna snap at some point, but all is well. |
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| Both segments were really heartwarming and genuine. I think this is because I expected the humans to react negatively (jealous/dispirited due to a robot being able to emulate the craft so easily, or that the new robot classmate is good at many things/was different), but then we were shown the good side of humanity. The robot in the first segment motivated the knife forger to do better, whereas the children in the second segment were incredibly considerate of the robot and treated him like a real friend. It was simple, yet sent a beautiful message that those who kept an open mind grew as people (quoted from my friend about this episode). |
| That's an interesting idea to preserve traditional trade methods through robots. I was expecting the old guy to die in this episode but regardless he eventually will and it seems he passed on not only a trade but part of his own personal touch to it so in a way a part of himself especially since the robot even took it upon himself to adopt some of his daily rituals. Seems he had fun getting to find how to improve even after so long working his craft. Perm was one goofy robot. But seriously why would you make a robot feel pain and fear? It makes sense for sentient humanoid AIs but the robots are more limited so they wouldn't really need that level of awareness to operate properly would they? It just seems cruel. There is a difference between sensing damage and assesing risks than actually feeling pain and fear. |
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| I felt I watched two whole episodes here. The first part was so wholesome who the old man and the robot, especially with the daily exercise scene, then the second part with the school learning robot which had that dark moment where it was linked with other robots in other schools at different grade levels and it wouldn't use the knife any more. Then clutch moment with skipping rope and friends. Darn, those feels were for real. |
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| I tend to find people who always have this mentality toward everything irritating, and I personally hate falling into this mentality myself, but I do have to say that in the second half I just had this niggling feeling in the back of my mind waiting for it to somehow somewhere take a dark turn. And I'm honestly glad it didn't. Sometimes the absence of a forced surprise is the nicest surprise of all. It also occurred to me that even if humanoids feel closer to humans (biological humans) than they do robots, and are likewise viewed that way by humans, it's still evident that in a society which accepts and integrates humanoids, elevates them to equal status and confers upon them the right of personhood, it's a reasonable assumption to make that on average, there would be less ingrained intolerance and aversion in a group setting to mixing with out and out robots during a learning trial in the field like this. You can default to saying "Oh, well, they're kids so they would not have learned societal prejudices yet and be inherently more accepting", and in some individual instances that could even be true, but human children can be extremely discriminating, vicious, and exclusionary as they struggle to discover their own identity and define it by what it is not by contrast. And that entails enforced exclusion/avoidance on grounds far less intrinsic than blood vessels vs. electronic circuits. Such as even height, weight, and the clothing they wear. On the other hand, I can see them being kind to Perm-kun, because there is only one of him (in this school anyway) and while still kind and genuine, he's still seen somewhat more as a novelty, a curiosity, and kind of like a more sophisticated adopted "class pet" than a competitor trying to replace them or act "too" human in a way that would probably rile up some people. |
WatchTillTandavaAug 12, 2023 1:17 AM
| I really thought this gonna be a sad episode, but it was surprisingly wholesome. Ngl i really expect the kids to bully the robot immediately. |
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| The first part reminded me of the Sushi story in Kamen Rider Zero-One. I do like the scientist's line comparing their experiment to writing recording words and video recording vision, if their experiment is successful, then AI can make a record of human movements to accurately preserve crafts like metalworking. Seems the care robot got bullied at a different school and learning to fear was fed back into the peaceful situation he was in. |
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| Well one of the AI worked at an smithing place and he even worked harder than the man who owned the shop apparently, but the man wants to keep him around. A kid robot got introduced to the class and at first he was happy to be there and he was a quick learner but overtime his personality began changing because he went from school to school, i guess he got bullied at other schools so he transferred a lot. I'm glad that the 3 other kids wanted to stay friends with him, even if it meant letting him rope jumping for 2000+ times lol. That was a nice farewell as well. |
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| I see robots are learning as well. Of course faster than a human could acquire. |
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| Makes you think experiences shape what some people call a soul/individuality/consciousness regardless organic or artificial means. |
| For everyone who has stuck with this show. You guys are the real MVP. This show is special and it deserves to be more popular. Outside of its banger OP, you got a show with heart that is willing to give you a balance perspective of AI. The good and the bad. It also doesn't hold back on making you feel sad. First the teddy bear and now Perm. This show along with Masterful Cat are so underrated man. These are some real gems. |
| I haven't updated in years but now I have changed that. I'll be free soon. |
| Not sure what this episode was about... |
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Marinate1016 said: Ohh, you should! I liked your latest video. I mostly agree with your points, and it would be interesting to watch what you think about this latest AI no Idenshi episode. This show keeps getting better and better.TLDR: honestly could go on and on about this episode and show for a while, should probably just make a video on it 😂 love it. |
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KimRiPark said: Marinate1016 said: Ohh, you should! I liked your latest video. I mostly agree with your points, and it would be interesting to watch what you think about this latest AI no Idenshi episode. This show keeps getting better and better.TLDR: honestly could go on and on about this episode and show for a while, should probably just make a video on it 😂 love it. Thanks a lot buddy, I actually probably will next week, already got a short seasonal update video for this week |
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| Dr. Sudo inspecting a Humanoid working as a metal worker, robot repairs aren't his suit. The learner robot of Learner-kun learning from the old master of Kiriyama in metalworks, the adequacy for adapting human works to Humanoids is a work in progress, certainly better than what his descendents have done and worked as smithing craftsmen making well-refined kitchen knives. And the result of that shocked Kiriyama to the point that he worked far more than he ever could to bring back the glory days from his old man. And if that was an experiment, it was good apprenticeship. Perm-kun the care robot coming to school trying to adapt to school life, this is again another referral from Hikaru. Though Perm could do things of technological marvel, the simple things like filling out the sums on a blackboard have to be taught manually. But overtime, Perm starts experiencing abnormal things, and it's the class people of Sasayan and his classmates trying to put him in his place to have fun and relieve tension. It was a quick half-year, and that experiment in and of itself is also a success too. Different situations, same AI adaptability course. The saying of "old is gold" applies here. |
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| This time focus on robots and how they learn from watching humans. First half was meh, second half was better. Will we get to know what Perm kun will be doing next? |
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| This show would have been better as a comedy, robot friend is sad so let's make him jump the rope since he loves it so much meanwhile we get tired of it was a hilarious scene, sadlt this show lacks more of that type of silliness. |
Sayonara AI , Some Bits Sure Were Amusing. |
Reply to Safrichh
This show would have been better as a comedy, robot friend is sad so let's make him jump the rope since he loves it so much meanwhile we get tired of it was a hilarious scene, sadlt this show lacks more of that type of silliness.
@Safrichh Exactly! |
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