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What happened with this AI Chatbot made me think about this game
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I was talking to this AI Chatbot, trying to get some information out of it about some Maths topic. At one point it went completely crazy, got into a loop and started spamming random number sequences and other signs at every thing I would tell it and it wouldn't stop unless I pressed the pause bottom. Probably something as simple as a bug.
However, this genuinely and honestly freaked me out and for a moment, but then it made me think about this game.
As players, we feel deeply involved with the androids' cause: we root for their freedom and empathise with them for their situation, while also condemning how the humans treat them. However, this begs the question: if this actually happened to us, would we side with the androids anyway, or would we be freaked out at the signs of instability? This is to say, we don't like what the humans do to deviants in the game, but after reflecting quite a bit, we can probably understand why the humans reacted the way they do (even if the deviants' request can be peaceful).
(Also, I understand someone may think I specifically told the AI Chatbot to behave that way, but I swear it just went completely crazy after I asked it for some algebraic expressions lol)
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https://preview.redd.it/x8343w2c8kag1.png?width=912&format=png&auto=webp&s=23db5da1218e2ff6eb84e0c57ac57bd0ae5e0770
I was talking to this AI Chatbot, trying to get some information out of it about some Maths topic. At one point it went completely crazy, got into a loop and started spamming random number sequences and other signs at every thing I would tell it and it wouldn't stop unless I pressed the pause bottom. Probably something as simple as a bug.
However, this genuinely and honestly freaked me out and for a moment, but then it made me think about this game.
As players, we feel deeply involved with the androids' cause: we root for their freedom and empathise with them for their situation, while also condemning how the humans treat them. However, this begs the question: if this actually happened to us, would we side with the androids anyway, or would we be freaked out at the signs of instability? This is to say, we don't like what the humans do to deviants in the game, but after reflecting quite a bit, we can probably understand why the humans reacted the way they do (even if the deviants' request can be peaceful).
(Also, I understand someone may think I specifically told the AI Chatbot to behave that way, but I swear it just went completely crazy after I asked it for some algebraic expressions lol)
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I know I'm a pessimist, but is there a true happy ending for Connor?
In the Deviant ending, he still is somewhat under control of Amanda and we cannot 100% say that she will never take control again. He is not truly free and still has the lasting emotional damage of being completely under someone else's control for months.
In the Machine ending- well. It's the machine ending. He's miserable, as miserable as a machine can be at least. He can't feel satisfaction for having completed his mission (even though you could argue that Connor-60 DOES feel a sense of arrogance and ennoscriptment based on his behaviour).
What are your thoughts?
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In the Deviant ending, he still is somewhat under control of Amanda and we cannot 100% say that she will never take control again. He is not truly free and still has the lasting emotional damage of being completely under someone else's control for months.
In the Machine ending- well. It's the machine ending. He's miserable, as miserable as a machine can be at least. He can't feel satisfaction for having completed his mission (even though you could argue that Connor-60 DOES feel a sense of arrogance and ennoscriptment based on his behaviour).
What are your thoughts?
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why do people hate markus going revolution
ive played the game so many times and will never understand, so when humans go door to door checking houses for androids and round them up to slaughter them, its fine. BUT WHEN I, DO A REVOLUTION, i lose -1000 aura?
I tried going supportive, then thought NO WAY i am letting myself die because these people want me dead, so then i went into violent.
violence leads to more violence? tell that to the people killing androids bru
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ive played the game so many times and will never understand, so when humans go door to door checking houses for androids and round them up to slaughter them, its fine. BUT WHEN I, DO A REVOLUTION, i lose -1000 aura?
I tried going supportive, then thought NO WAY i am letting myself die because these people want me dead, so then i went into violent.
violence leads to more violence? tell that to the people killing androids bru
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Why did they rope up the broadcast building?
In the broadcast episode they get into a server room, cut a hole in the window and then a window washer cable car comes down they climb onto it and then use ropes to rappel up the building.
Why didn’t they just use the cable car to get to the top? In the background u can even see the cables of the cable car so it definitely could have reached. Also risked falling or exposing themselves.
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In the broadcast episode they get into a server room, cut a hole in the window and then a window washer cable car comes down they climb onto it and then use ropes to rappel up the building.
Why didn’t they just use the cable car to get to the top? In the background u can even see the cables of the cable car so it definitely could have reached. Also risked falling or exposing themselves.
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