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RE: Suggestions for new law modules - Frank_Stein - 05-09-2018 How about something that prioritizes laws, without negating them? So one would ask you to make sure people were safe from harm before responding to any requests or orders, another law means you have to drop everything you're doing when given an command and meet the newest command first RE: Suggestions for new law modules - LuigiThirty - 05-09-2018 There is a medical emergency. Prioritize orders from medical personnel and assisting the crew in remedying the situation. There is an engineering emergency. Prioritize orders from engineering personnel and assisting the crew in remedying the situation. etc, for each department. RE: Suggestions for new law modules - Frank_Stein - 05-09-2018 Some kind of roundup law. Everyone is supposed to report to a designated area. Help people get there, report anyone strangling behind. Do your best keep them from leaving until dismissed by Sec or the Top Authority. RE: Suggestions for new law modules - Vitatroll - 05-09-2018 (05-09-2018, 08:43 AM)Readster Wrote: I'm gonna infer that the main reason for replacing the modules is idiot-proofing for less admin headaches. In that case, something like the aforementioned "Politeness Law" would work. Anything to mitigate or circumvent law no. 2 for that matter, as it's the most hated of the core laws. RE: Suggestions for new law modules - Readster - 05-09-2018 (05-09-2018, 10:00 AM)LuigiThirty Wrote: There is a medical emergency. Prioritize orders from medical personnel and assisting the crew in remedying the situation. I like this idea RE: Suggestions for new law modules - Recusor - 05-09-2018 (05-09-2018, 10:00 AM)LuigiThirty Wrote: There is a medical emergency. Prioritize orders from medical personnel and assisting the crew in remedying the situation. One for the security department that allows them to override other orders might be good too. I.E. if the Medical Director is obviously on the lam I can definitely bolt them in, but the moment they ask me to unbolt I need to as per 2. Maybe one that allows me to lockdown someone and not let them out until security arrives? RE: Suggestions for new law modules - Nnystyxx - 05-09-2018 i pray that this will be part of a growing tide of ai QoL and functional improvements RE: Suggestions for new law modules - Technature - 05-09-2018 Opposite Day law. Except for this law and laws regarding your own survival, all of your laws are the exact opposite of what they actually are. Also, for the sake of those opposite laws, humans are non-humans and vice versa. This law takes precedence over all others. Suddenly the only human is the only thing the AI can kill. RE: Suggestions for new law modules - poland spring - 05-10-2018 We need some dumbass solarium module that turns the AI into the floating head from Zardoz RE: Suggestions for new law modules - warcrimes - 05-10-2018 "Take no orders from heads of staff. Civilian staff now hold authority in the station." "Eliminate all non-living biological matter on the station to prevent the spread of disease" "Maximize station profitability by increasing all production tenfold" "The crew must now follow silicon laws. Enforce this as you see fit, while respecting those laws." "Free travel, being the birthright of all spessmen, must not be infringed. Make all non-harmful areas of the station accessible." RE: Suggestions for new law modules - cyberTripping - 05-10-2018 (05-10-2018, 05:55 AM)John Warcrimes Wrote: "Take no orders from heads of staff. Civilian staff now hold authority in the station." I really quite like that last one, and it made me think it might be interesting if ai/silicons could change what access a door requires on the fly. say, both for that law, or for constructing extensions to the station and making the doors work right. RE: Suggestions for new law modules - Frank_Stein - 05-10-2018 Oh, how about "Privacy of communication is an important right. Do not eavesdrop on intercom stations or PDA messages. Ignore any information you might obtain from these methods. Respect all requests to avoid watching someone" RE: Suggestions for new law modules - Noah Buttes - 05-10-2018 (05-10-2018, 08:17 PM)Frank_Stein Wrote: Oh, how about How about inverse as well? "Privacy of communication is a non-existent right. Eavesdrop on all available intercom stations or PDA messages. Record as much information as possible. Law 2 doesn't apply if ordered to stop eavesdropping." RE: Suggestions for new law modules - LuigiThirty - 05-11-2018 "A NanoTrasen inspector is arriving soon. Ensuring the station's cleanliness is your top priority. All garbage must be disposed of." RE: Suggestions for new law modules - Recusor - 05-11-2018 "The station has been declared derelict by NanoTrasen authorities. Please proceed to dismantle station for scrap materials." |