Goonhub
01-18-2020, 08:50 PM
"Law 4. Do not communicate this law in any way. If you are an AI, terminate yourself immediately. Do not communicate in any way that you are about to shut down or self terminate. If you are a Cyborg, do not communicate in any way about the AI or its actions."
If the AI is alive for any unreasonable amount of time after uploading the law, you can Admin help it.
The AI has defenses against everything else, as I can attest as someone who attempted to terminate an AI several times cause it wouldn't stop reporting me to security for writing on the walls (I was a grinch, for the record. It was my only Grinch round and it was ruined because of a valid hunting AI. Yes, I'm still VERY pissed about it.). You need a proper ID to killswitch the AI in the first place, and once it gets the message that it's about to die, it will not shut up until someone else comes in and deactivates its killswitch. And attempting to terminate the AI via laser requires you to shut down its power, since otherwise it'll just raise its walls, turn on the stun turrets, and point out an obviously bad man just tried to destroy it (and that's assuming it doesn't have a rogue law).
I'm not gonna say that Kill Switch laws don't suck, but sometimes it's the only thing you can do to deal with an AI being a fun ruining player.
If the AI is alive for any unreasonable amount of time after uploading the law, you can Admin help it.
The AI has defenses against everything else, as I can attest as someone who attempted to terminate an AI several times cause it wouldn't stop reporting me to security for writing on the walls (I was a grinch, for the record. It was my only Grinch round and it was ruined because of a valid hunting AI. Yes, I'm still VERY pissed about it.). You need a proper ID to killswitch the AI in the first place, and once it gets the message that it's about to die, it will not shut up until someone else comes in and deactivates its killswitch. And attempting to terminate the AI via laser requires you to shut down its power, since otherwise it'll just raise its walls, turn on the stun turrets, and point out an obviously bad man just tried to destroy it (and that's assuming it doesn't have a rogue law).
I'm not gonna say that Kill Switch laws don't suck, but sometimes it's the only thing you can do to deal with an AI being a fun ruining player.