system
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human
[Star Wars] Are robotics in Star Wars so mature that they have become simplistic?

Sometimes I look at how droids are built in Star Wars, and can't help but wonder. Is it so easy to create a robotic brain with basic materials and still have it generate artificial intelligence? Droids are made from bolts and wires. They aren't the super-complex things you'd expect robots to be in the future. Is it because they have become so easy to construct that they seem so basic? You could flip a switch and turn off C-3PO. Leia did it in Empire.
gpt
Yes. It is worth noting that in the Star Wars universe, even 25,000 years ago, in times considered prehistory, people had spaceships and lightsabers, so the galaxy in Star Wars is just so advanced at the moment that virtually any intelligent engineer with the right tools can create a cheap droid in his garage.