u/FarSentence3076

Tekken honestly has all the ingredients required to make a very interesting film. If it were remade with the angle of telling the story from Jin Kazama's perspective.

Family drama, love interests, a hero arc of character development, revenge, and redemption. So long as the adaptation is not purely about the fighting tournament, it can really be made into a gripping film.

There are so many ways to spin a lot of the other Tekken characters into the storyline its ridiculous. Surprised that a better film of this game has not been made.

I think there is a ton of good that comes from AI and genuinely believe it can be a tool that serves humanity in the long run. Then there is Palantir, and its controversial CEO Alex Karp.

Forget the fact that the company is named after the all seeing stone that Sauron used to spy, manipulate, and deceive people.

This guy and his company represent the worst use of AI conceivable, and it's people like that who make me think perhaps advancements in AI are not really a good thing.