Cobra Kai Season 6 Part 3 has a contradictory sports trend in the real world

This article contains spoilers For “Cobra Kai” 6 season, part 3.

Season 6 “Cobra Kai” contains all the drama of the soap opera and actions we want from this series, but it is also recorded in the world of combat sports. By Casting combat performers in real life such as Brandon H. Lee to play scoundrels To show different combat styles, creators Series YouTube-Netflix Respect athletes and disciplines that inspired the show. However, this does not mean that the “karate-kid” spin is afraid to refer to more contradictory combat units when the 6 season examines the use of artificial intelligence as a training device.

“Cobra Kai” Season 6 Part 2 used uh to return Mr Miyagi Pat Morita from the deadBut the third season 6 – and the final – the party is considered as a tool used in everyday society. During the workout for the Sekai Taikai, Robbie (Tanner Bucianan) and Miguel (Xolo Maridueña) use the AI ​​program developed by Demetri (Gianni Decenzo) and Hawk (Jacob Bertrand) to combat digital versions of their opponents. Let’s just say, modeling does not prepare them for a true Sekai Taikai, which makes them question the purpose of AI -based learning.

Speaking, the Robby and Miguel program use not some futuristic sci-fi concept. AI has been reporting for some time about the fight in the real world, and its impact is likely to increase as technology advances.

Final Party “Cobra Kai” 6 season See Robbie and Miguel use virtual reality headsets to participate in combat modeling. This is similar to how it is in the world of MMA, because the fighters are known to use VR for digital creation of an octagonal environment, allowing them to hone their crafts and prepare for fights without having to train with a real person.

Elsewhere in the UFC stars such as Connor McGregor and Uria Faber, Sparring with AI robots, training for fighting, proving this Hugh Jackman’s “Real Steel” movie is one step closer to reality. Such a concept would seem to be alien to people years ago, but the robots seem to play a crucial role in the development of fighters nowadays.

Although II can to some extent increase the preparation of the struggle, this will undoubtedly continue to cause disputes with the dividing nature of the technology. One of the biggest criticisms is that it risks making more human roles outdated, and the use of robots and VR to imitate the fighting, perhaps, gives greater confidence in this point of view. However, only the time will tell whether the technology of coaches all over.

“Cobra Kai” is now streaming in full on Netflix.