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Facilities security has been scrambling to hold onto their security contractors due to the massive uptick in fatalities; a decision was made to procure a number of semi-autonomous turrets and to increase safety. Few of us are comfortable working with a gun over our shoulders being run electronically by a glorified mall cop, but we're assured it's safer for all of us. We'll get '''Melchior''' to assist with AI threat recognition, which will make everyone a little more comfortable I think. | Facilities security has been scrambling to hold onto their security contractors due to the massive uptick in fatalities; a decision was made to procure a number of semi-autonomous turrets and to increase safety. Few of us are comfortable working with a gun over our shoulders being run electronically by a glorified mall cop, but we're assured it's safer for all of us. We'll get '''Melchior''' to assist with AI threat recognition, which will make everyone a little more comfortable I think. | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:10, 18 September 2020
an AI? something like that?
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Facilities security has been scrambling to hold onto their security contractors due to the massive uptick in fatalities; a decision was made to procure a number of semi-autonomous turrets and to increase safety. Few of us are comfortable working with a gun over our shoulders being run electronically by a glorified mall cop, but we're assured it's safer for all of us. We'll get Melchior to assist with AI threat recognition, which will make everyone a little more comfortable I think.
Timeline
January 2015: Artificial intelligence using dimensional probability heuristics is developed. This is an AI that can simulate deductive reasoning by scanning several adjacent realities to create a realistic estimation of the outcome of an action, quite analogous to human deductive reasoning. On a small scale, this is surprisingly efficient.
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