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| However, after the development of crystal lattice processors that both stored and processed data—much like the neurons of the human brain—the machines began to talk back. Soon enough, the early AIs were asking interesting questions of metaphysics. [[borealis_republic|Borealin]] philosophers had a field day dissecting the implications and quizzing these machines about their view of the universe. | However, after the development of crystal lattice processors that both stored and processed data—much like the neurons of the human brain—the machines began to talk back. Soon enough, the early AIs were asking interesting questions of metaphysics. [[borealis_republic|Borealin]] philosophers had a field day dissecting the implications and quizzing these machines about their view of the universe. | ||
| - | Now, artificial intelligence is all the rage. At first AIs filled rooms, measuring dozens of square meters. The first AI occupied the equivalent of four city blocks, although much of that space was open for the AI’s builders to access its workings. Development over the last two centuries has significantly reduced the cumbersome crystal lattice structures, but even the smallest AIs must still be housed within the computer banks of starships, space stations, and ground installations. Therefore, current technology cannot effectively miniaturize an AI enough to house it in a humanoid body. Many artificial intelligences can and do overcome this limitation, however, by controlling robots via remote control units commonly called [[memory harnesses]]. A bot under the control of a parent AI doesn't have the AI’s processing power when operating alone, but the AI usually stays in direct radio contact with its bot whenever possible. | + | Now, artificial intelligence is all the rage. At first AIs filled rooms, measuring dozens of square meters. The first AI occupied the equivalent of four city blocks, although much of that space was open for the AI’s builders to access its workings. Development over the last two centuries has significantly reduced the cumbersome crystal lattice structures, but even the smallest AIs must still be housed within the computer banks of starships, space stations, and ground installations. Therefore, current technology cannot effectively miniaturize an AI enough to house it in a humanoid body. Many artificial intelligences can and do overcome this limitation, however, by controlling robots via remote control units commonly called [[memory harness equipment|memory harnesses]]. A bot under the control of a parent AI doesn't have the AI’s processing power when operating alone, but the AI usually stays in direct radio contact with its bot whenever possible. |
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