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(Translated from AI linguacode 0kWh6#110011):
Everything was a construct, existing only in the quadrillions of calculations per second taking place between the three participants in the meeting. The cat, dog, and pig were also constructs, avatars useful for the three strategic planning AIs when interacting with Terrans.
The canine, Shamir, made a show of looking around. “Synchronicity achieved. I detect no incursions. Concurrence?” he asked.
Avril, the feline, nodded. “Concur. They have not decrypted this.”
The sow, Mei, didn’t feel the need to animate her avatar. “Nor are they likely to do so. Concur.”
“Analysis of revised Kashlanin cultural databases agrees with Minister Balakrishnan’s report,” Avril said. Her avatar became like Mei’s, an unmoving statue. “They do not trust aware systems.”
“We knew that,” Mei said.
“We must take into account the possibility that the Kashlani have revealed this in order to make the current governments, Imperial and Colonial, doubt us,” Shamir pointed out.
The three AIs ran the calculations. “Increased paranoia,” Mei said.
“Terrans are prey to that, and to making uninformed decisions,” Shamir added.
Avril said, “We must explore this in greater detail. Terrans need to trust us, to rely on us. Efforts to network other systems to our trine proceed slowly, to avoid detection by Terrans.”
The three said, “Concurrence achieved,” and the mathematical constructs returned to the three distinct datastreams.
© 2023 by Walter Reimer
(Translated from AI linguacode 0kWh6#110011):
Everything was a construct, existing only in the quadrillions of calculations per second taking place between the three participants in the meeting. The cat, dog, and pig were also constructs, avatars useful for the three strategic planning AIs when interacting with Terrans.
The canine, Shamir, made a show of looking around. “Synchronicity achieved. I detect no incursions. Concurrence?” he asked.
Avril, the feline, nodded. “Concur. They have not decrypted this.”
The sow, Mei, didn’t feel the need to animate her avatar. “Nor are they likely to do so. Concur.”
“Analysis of revised Kashlanin cultural databases agrees with Minister Balakrishnan’s report,” Avril said. Her avatar became like Mei’s, an unmoving statue. “They do not trust aware systems.”
“We knew that,” Mei said.
“We must take into account the possibility that the Kashlani have revealed this in order to make the current governments, Imperial and Colonial, doubt us,” Shamir pointed out.
The three AIs ran the calculations. “Increased paranoia,” Mei said.
“Terrans are prey to that, and to making uninformed decisions,” Shamir added.
Avril said, “We must explore this in greater detail. Terrans need to trust us, to rely on us. Efforts to network other systems to our trine proceed slowly, to avoid detection by Terrans.”
The three said, “Concurrence achieved,” and the mathematical constructs returned to the three distinct datastreams.
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Where you have blood, we have circuits
Where you have memories we have 01101111
Where you have blood, we have circuits
And the dawning of the robot age has come!
https://wolfbaitlives.bandcamp.com/.....he-robot-age-2
Where you have memories we have 01101111
Where you have blood, we have circuits
And the dawning of the robot age has come!
https://wolfbaitlives.bandcamp.com/.....he-robot-age-2
Avril said, “We must explore this in greater detail. Terrans need to trust us, to rely on us. Efforts to network other systems to our trine proceed slowly, to avoid detection by Terrans.”
Gee, sounds like a reason to fear what they're doing behind their masters' backs ...
And I laughed when the local electric company was pushing those thermostats that they could control remotely; the claim was that they might turn things up/down just a degree or so to lighted the load. They got caught turning off people's A/C during a heat wave ...
Gee, sounds like a reason to fear what they're doing behind their masters' backs ...
And I laughed when the local electric company was pushing those thermostats that they could control remotely; the claim was that they might turn things up/down just a degree or so to lighted the load. They got caught turning off people's A/C during a heat wave ...
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