Kwozyman

For a similar scenario I can’t recommend enough the book “If Russia wins: a scenario” by Carlo Masala. Even if it starts from the premise of Russia winning the war (a less likely outcome now then back when the book was written), the Baltic provocation and NATOs muddied response can still be true unfortunately.

That would then be ‘generative’. It’s important to note the concept of “general AI” exists and it means a machine that can actually think and reason (for example, humans have “general intelligence”). The “AI” that exists today is called “generative” because it doesn’t actually think, it just generates information based off of extremely large quantities of data and gives the impression of thinking/understanding what it outputs, but it does not.

I think you mean “generative”. If so, you are entirely accurate in your description.