SierraKomodo Posted January 10, 2015 Posted January 10, 2015 Regarding a pAI personality.. I understand they are given more freedom in interpreting their directives/'laws' (As the case is for pKATANA's programming), and can be designed to have more of a personality than other synthetic/AI systems. My question here is.. How much freedom does a pAI have in interpretation? In its personality? If a pAI's owner dies, is put into cryo, or is otherwise indisposed for an indeterminate amount of time, can that pAI still function under a 'default lawset' so to speak, or under directives/instructions it was given prior to its owner becoming unavailable? If the pAI is never actually bound to someone, only activate, does it still have to consider that person its master? These are things I've already gone into answering with pKATANA's 'programming', but I'm curious as to how much freedom a pAI would have without the extent the KATANA program has gone for their little experiment.
Valkrae Posted January 12, 2015 Posted January 12, 2015 I assume that it's just like a regular AI in terms to it's actual operation.
SierraKomodo Posted January 14, 2015 Author Posted January 14, 2015 So a pAI whose owner is dead/deepcryo/otherwise incapacitated without any supplemental directives or instructions would essentially behave as a lawless AI unless the player has a default lawset of some kind in mind for it, as there is no longer a master to serve then?
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