It is 2050, in Gongjin village of Gyeonggi-do, South Korea. As usual, there were six 10-year-old kids in the playing Red light and Green light at the evening near the lake after their school. There was a new family from Seoul who had moved in. Their child, who was of the same age group, also wanted to join the game.
One of the kids, Baek Hyun,
says, "The kids in the Seoul are all used to take help and are looked
after by the latest AI models, which all are very fast- working in nanoseconds
to switch from one task to another. AI chacha is very old, made back in 2019,
and ends up taking a lot of time, 10-30 seconds, to switch himself to
the new tasks. It will be so embarrassing if he does not work faster in front
of the new kid."
To which, Chan Yeol says, "But
our AI chacha has taught us so many things, which I bet these new robots would
not know. We have learned so many old games and values that our ancestors followed.
It's okay, even if he is old and slow. He will be good once he switches to the
new task."
The kids go to AI chacha to
ask if he is willing to switch his game algorithm as faster as possible.
So as per their request, the
AI chacha switches to the new game, forms two clusters based on their skills
and asks them to choose between the Offense and Defense teams. AI chacha then narrates
the Squid game's instructions. It emphasizes that no one should cause any harm
to any of the players, and one who uses violence will be given a red card and
will be eliminated from the game, who will later join AI chacha to watch the
game.
And then, the kids start
playing. The older people of the village will be watching the kids play by the
lake. One of them says, "Thank goodness we did not dismantle our robot and
made it guide our grandchildren. They are going on the right track without
being spoilt with too much advancement in technology. We will make them learn
new things as they grow." All other people agree and enjoy kids' games
while reminiscing their old times.
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