This article contains spoilers For "Cobra Kai" season 6 part 3.

Season 6 "Cobra Kai" contains the entire soap opera drama and the over-the-run action we want from this series, but is also locked in the world of combat sports. By Casting in military artists in real life as Brandon H. Are to play villains To show different styles of struggle, the creators of A series of YouTube-Netflix Leave respect to the athletes and disciplines that inspired the show. However, this does not mean that the spin-off "Karate Kid" is afraid to address the more controversial topics in the combat area, as Season 6 explores the use of artificial intelligence as a training device.

"Cobra Kai" Season 6 Part 2 used AI to bring G -Din Miyagi on the road Morita from the deadBut the third - and the final - and the final installment of the season 6 looks at how the tool is used in everyday society. While training, Taikai, Robbie (Tanner Buchanan) and Miguel (Xolo Maridueña) use a Demetri -designed AI program (Ianani Denzenzo) and Hawkb Bertrand to combat digitized versions of their opponents. Let's say they do not prepare the simulations for the right Sei Taikai, making them question the purpose of the training based on you.

This is said, the program for use of Robbie and Miguel is not a futuristic concept of science. AI has informed fighting in the real world for some time, and its impact is likely to increase with the progress of technology.

The last installment of Season 6 of Cobra Kai It sees that Robbie and Miguel use headphones for virtual reality to get involved in combat simulation. This is similar to how it is in the MMA world, as fighters use VR for digital creation of octagon environment, allowing them to grind their crafts and prepare for fights without the need to train with a true human being.

Elsewhere, UC stars like Connor McGregor and Uriyah Faber spoke with AI robots while training for fights, proving that Hugh Jackecman's movie "Real Steel" is one step closer to becoming a reality. Such a concept would have looked alien to people years ago, but robots seem to play a key role in the development of fighters nowadays.

While AI can improve preparations for combat to some extent, it will undoubtedly continue to cause controversy due to the divided nature of technology. One of the biggest criticisms is that the risk of making more human roles outdated, and the use of robots and VR to simulate struggle probably gives greater credibility to this attitude. However, only time will say whether technology replaces coaches through the board.

Cobra Kai is now fully running on Netflix.