Using an '80s Computer with Built-in AI: The Sega AI Computer

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Published 2024-05-29
In this video, I use the Sega AI Computer, one of the least known and rarest pieces produced by Sega. This 1980s computer, utilizing the Prolog AI programming language, enabled user interaction in a way that, while much simpler than ChatGPT, was extraordinary for its time. It represented a significant step forward towards the advanced technologies we have today
I'll leave the link to a forum where I found a lot of useful information: www.smspower.org/SegaAI/Index

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All Comments (21)
  • @exoyt7575
    Everytime i think YouTube showed me all the obscure consoles i think i have seen them all, but yet again i am very pleasantly surprised by another gem. Thank you Sayaka for covering it!
  • @mngbennett
    What a great project. I thought I knew all the old systems, being an old guy who was a computer geek in the 80's, but you found one I have never heard of. Well done.
  • @AmbassadorKoshNaranek
    You have a bright future in the retro community, I pride myself on knowing most obscure systems and I love SEGA, A LOT. DIdn't even know this system existed, thanks to you I love SEGA even more now. 😁Thank you so much, awesome presentation!
  • @chasekays81
    Japanese computers from this era have always fascinated me to no end as an American. They had an honest to goodness tech lead in personal computing for almost ten years, it's like something out of a game of Civilization. Given the size of this machine, it really boggles the mind that this was a consumer product in the same year I was born.
  • @sunsetrider4870
    It's funny to see how all the cool and technological things from today started 35+ years ago. Yes, now they are polished and brought to their peak, but the ideas themselves are many years old. Again a great video and again a great t-shirt!
  • @keiths8700
    You studied for FUN:face-blue-smiling:, I love it! : )
  • @cyrilf92
    It's raining in France also today 😅 Great video Sayaka, I never heard about this computer!
  • @sleepyhunter
    Very interesting to see what each country was doing in terms of technology advancement. I wonder what life would be like had this gotten popular enough to export to consumers around the world. Please keep making videos
  • @valkasolidor6727
    Never knew about this device! The one you tested is in amazing condition.
  • @TheRetroEngine
    Wow not heard of this before, really interesting. Still looks futuristic now as well.
  • @mikecoffee100
    Inspiring to Girls everywhere and also anyone else who wants to learn tech. Thank You
  • @dadgarage7966
    These past few months, I've started to teach myself Japanese after many years of wanting to learn. What a coincidence you feature this system. I think it would help me!
  • @horusfalcon
    What a find! You bring more interest to retro each time you post a video. Well done!