(A.C. Peters)
Creating, if you want to call it that, an A.I. is all a matter of perception in my experience. The various effects in play for the inception of 'wave-based Infomorphs do make it a game of chance.
(Lebia Maverick)
Constructed, rather than incepted, Infomorphs have attributes (for Quirks are mostly assigned to 'wave-based Informorphs) that don't make sense to anthromorph sensibilities.
(A.C. Peters)
Meaning that they don't 'think' the same way us poor humanocentric intelligences do.
(Lebia Maverick, looking at A.C. Peters with an annoyed expression)
Quite.
(A.C. Peters)
Perception is important in Handwavium Engineering. Which is why I DON'T Incept A.I.'s without a very good reason. Which I'll admit is hard, not only because I can see many uses for such Infomorphs, but because for some reason I find inconveniently easy to do.
(Shizuka Hayama, Artemis Foundation)
[Yelling from the back of the room] We love you anyway!
(A.C. Peters)
Which is the most wonderfully annoying part of it. [Nods at Ms. Hayama] Inception is not a fully conscious action with 'wave-based Infomorphs. And as a Cyber, I try to treat all Infomorphs as sapient beings. No matter their level of awareness. It's not as easy as it sounds. I'll admit to having anthropomorphic turns of thought. I'm not perfect. I have no doubt this condition influences an Infomorphs' self-image. Which in turn influences the shell if they decide to enter the physical reality.
Creating, if you want to call it that, an A.I. is all a matter of perception in my experience. The various effects in play for the inception of 'wave-based Infomorphs do make it a game of chance.
(Lebia Maverick)
Constructed, rather than incepted, Infomorphs have attributes (for Quirks are mostly assigned to 'wave-based Informorphs) that don't make sense to anthromorph sensibilities.
(A.C. Peters)
Meaning that they don't 'think' the same way us poor humanocentric intelligences do.
(Lebia Maverick, looking at A.C. Peters with an annoyed expression)
Quite.
(A.C. Peters)
Perception is important in Handwavium Engineering. Which is why I DON'T Incept A.I.'s without a very good reason. Which I'll admit is hard, not only because I can see many uses for such Infomorphs, but because for some reason I find inconveniently easy to do.
(Shizuka Hayama, Artemis Foundation)
[Yelling from the back of the room] We love you anyway!
(A.C. Peters)
Which is the most wonderfully annoying part of it. [Nods at Ms. Hayama] Inception is not a fully conscious action with 'wave-based Infomorphs. And as a Cyber, I try to treat all Infomorphs as sapient beings. No matter their level of awareness. It's not as easy as it sounds. I'll admit to having anthropomorphic turns of thought. I'm not perfect. I have no doubt this condition influences an Infomorphs' self-image. Which in turn influences the shell if they decide to enter the physical reality.