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"Self aware" Mario.
« on: 22/01/2015 23:43:40 »
Okay, it's been greatly exaggerated, but it still sounds kind of fun.
http://www.iflscience.com/technology/computer-scientists-generate-self-aware-mario-can-learn-and-feel

It reminded me of something funny I read the other day:
"I always wished my name was Mario so that when I broke up with someone, I could say 'No, really, It's not you...It's me, Mario."
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