Finally played through Detroit Become Human

I realize this is an old game, but with all the development in the field of AI and Machine Learning, including the humanoid robots from Tesla, Nvidia GTC and in China, I finally decided to sit through this gameplay-light, but story-driven game.

As this is an obscure game, I'll add a quick bit of description without any spoilers. The crux of the game's story involves humanoid androids and explores the themes of artificial intelligence and it's impact on humans. The game's actual gameplay is a bit clunky, but it's mainly all about choosing your own adventure from many possible paths in the plot.

The link is to a Reddit discussion that I read through regarding the game. My main takeway from reading through the discussion is that the redditors don't really see the parallels between the game and our developing reality.

I think humanity will be facing similar issues that are written well in the game. It makes sense to consider the impact of androids and artificial intelligence on what it means to be human. Humans are problem solvers. That's how we provide value to each other. What if we're not the best at problem solving in the near future?