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>Bubble sort makes decisions. Is that AI?
that would be bending the definition a little, but yes

obviously the term gains its usefulness when in a relative context
mere error handling most often involves conditions
but when in the context of a game you wont be calling the whole program "ai"
you will use that term to relate to the part of the business logic that involves npc behaviour

>Normies are now trained in vaguely the same way chatbots are.
totally agree. its a globohomo fantasy that keeps popping its head now and again
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humanzee
it never works though
i think an aspect of the demographic replacement is to bring humans down
their terrible miscalculation is that brownoids are 10x more unruly than whites