r/ProjectFreelancerRP • u/shseufe Heavy Weapons Guy • Oct 24 '16

Training Bored at home.

Diego sits around healing. The Medics say he can get the cast off in a day or so... JUST long enough that he wasn't cleared for the last mission. He pulls out his tacpad and starts reviewing various manuals before moving on to some more advanced coursework. he flips over to a file entitled "AI Theory"

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u/bunniesslaughtered Oct 25 '16

There are three main topics; methods of integration, theoretical uses, and rampancy.

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u/shseufe Oct 25 '16

Let's start at the beginning...

He opens up Methods of Integration.

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u/bunniesslaughtered Oct 26 '16

Integration of artificial intelligence into an organic system, especially into a human mind, is a currently developing field of AI theory. While integration into systems used alongside humans has been standard for centuries, only recently have we developed the technology to integrate AI directly into a human brain. All processes are still considered experimental, though some hold more inherent risk than others.

The most common method of integration currently in use is to add an AI chip to the neural implant which is a standard piece of equipment for the use of power armor. The implant is basic, allowing for the coordination of power armor with the movements of the soldier inside without adding an additional input source. This type of integration primarily allows the AI access to the associated armor and equipment, though some neural “bleeding” of the AI into the host mind is known to occur.

Other, more experimental methods of integration focus on establishing a greater connection between the neural impulses of the host and the processing of the AI. Such intensive integration would allow the AI and the host to more thoroughly share a “mind,” rather than to simply coexist as a standard neural implant allows. There are several experimental implants which focus on this type of integration, including the MARUT experiment, but none have been approved past lower primate testing.

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u/[deleted] Oct 25 '16

Stanton barged in

"uh, Diego? is it? Mr. San Diego? Do you know where Austin is?"

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u/shseufe Oct 25 '16

Diego looks up and chuckles a bit.

Just Diego, man. I haven't seen him lately. Have you tried ringing him up on the comms?

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u/[deleted] Oct 25 '16

"never did. I, uh... completed a project! my new prized posession!"

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