Goonhub
11-08-2016, 08:04 AM
Simply put, the AI should be able to control organic shells.
How this would work is that Hydroponics grows some synthbrains, then sends one to Robotics. Robotics sticks an AI interface board into the synthbrain. Then, the Roboticist takes a person or a monkey (Preferably a monkey that's been turned into a braindead human), then the patient's brain is removed, and the AI Interfaced brain is put into the skull of the patient. The wound is closed up, and Strange Reagent is used to revive the patient, and once they are stabilized and healed, the AI can use it.
This organic shell would function identically to a human or monkey, depending on the body used. However, this means that the shell cannot interact with devices from a distance, but it can pick up items and interact with things.
In case of a rogue AI using this shell to cause chaos (adding horrible new laws or borging people by force), the shell would have an electropack attached to it. Due to the interface board, the electropack would automatically connect to the robot computer in the computer core (on the Destiny, anyways).
What do you guys think about this?
How this would work is that Hydroponics grows some synthbrains, then sends one to Robotics. Robotics sticks an AI interface board into the synthbrain. Then, the Roboticist takes a person or a monkey (Preferably a monkey that's been turned into a braindead human), then the patient's brain is removed, and the AI Interfaced brain is put into the skull of the patient. The wound is closed up, and Strange Reagent is used to revive the patient, and once they are stabilized and healed, the AI can use it.
This organic shell would function identically to a human or monkey, depending on the body used. However, this means that the shell cannot interact with devices from a distance, but it can pick up items and interact with things.
In case of a rogue AI using this shell to cause chaos (adding horrible new laws or borging people by force), the shell would have an electropack attached to it. Due to the interface board, the electropack would automatically connect to the robot computer in the computer core (on the Destiny, anyways).
What do you guys think about this?