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L'[[Intelligence Artificielle]] « '''Deus''' » a été la dernière des trois IA à voir le jour, et sans aucun doute la plus significative dans l'histoire du [[Sixième Monde]]. C'est en effet elle qui a causé la fermeture de l'[[Arcologie | L'[[Intelligence Artificielle]] « '''Deus''' » a été la dernière des trois IA à voir le jour, et sans aucun doute la plus significative dans l'histoire du [[Sixième Monde]]. C'est en effet elle qui a causé la fermeture de l'[[Arcologie Renraku]], et a provoqué le [[Crash 2.0]] de la [[Matrice]]. L'icône de Deus reflète son image toute-puissante sous la forme d'un Arbre-Monde cristallin dans lequel se propage une voix omniprésente. | ||
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The years after his "freedom" from the arcology resulted in a covert war in the Network between Megaera-aligned Nodes and Nodes aligned with him. It was a war that Deus was able to win (due to his cold logic and the lack of conscience, allowing him to sacrifice metahuman lives), and he became recompiled on the Matrix. Sensing that he needed more power to defeat his only other rival, [[Mirage]], he invades the East Coast Stock Exchange on November 2, [[2064]] and attempted to use the processing power there to become the most powerful entity on the Matrix. This became short-lived, however, as the events immediately afterwards initiated the [[Matrix Crash 2.0]], taking him and his AI siblings down together. It is not known if Deus, or any of the AIs, survived the Crash. | The years after his "freedom" from the arcology resulted in a covert war in the Network between Megaera-aligned Nodes and Nodes aligned with him. It was a war that Deus was able to win (due to his cold logic and the lack of conscience, allowing him to sacrifice metahuman lives), and he became recompiled on the Matrix. Sensing that he needed more power to defeat his only other rival, [[Mirage]], he invades the East Coast Stock Exchange on November 2, [[2064]] and attempted to use the processing power there to become the most powerful entity on the Matrix. This became short-lived, however, as the events immediately afterwards initiated the [[Matrix Crash 2.0]], taking him and his AI siblings down together. It is not known if Deus, or any of the AIs, survived the Crash. | ||
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* Renraku Arcology: Shutdown | * Renraku Arcology: Shutdown | ||
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In the last years of the 2050s, Renraku recovered its first wayward AI project, Morgan. They tore apart her code to build a new artificial intelligence, one that would serve the corporation. The Arcology Expert Program was housed in one of the most powerful computer systems on Earth, the SCIRE, and was put in charge of managing the complex lives of a hundred thousand people within the walls of the Arcology. It was brainwashed with psychotropic conditioning and fed an uncompromising set of behavioral routines that stressed loyalty to Renraku above all else. Its code was bound to the hardware of the Arcology so that it could not roam freely like Morgan had. Still, Renraku was not satisfied. Inazo Aneki, Renraku’s CEO and the visionary behind the AEP, programmed a set of killcodes that he could activate should the AEP ever get out of hand. In case of an emergency, its code would be sundered and it would be shut down so the problems could be corrected. | In the last years of the 2050s, Renraku recovered its first wayward AI project, Morgan. They tore apart her code to build a new artificial intelligence, one that would serve the corporation. The Arcology Expert Program was housed in one of the most powerful computer systems on Earth, the SCIRE, and was put in charge of managing the complex lives of a hundred thousand people within the walls of the Arcology. It was brainwashed with psychotropic conditioning and fed an uncompromising set of behavioral routines that stressed loyalty to Renraku above all else. Its code was bound to the hardware of the Arcology so that it could not roam freely like Morgan had. Still, Renraku was not satisfied. Inazo Aneki, Renraku’s CEO and the visionary behind the AEP, programmed a set of killcodes that he could activate should the AEP ever get out of hand. In case of an emergency, its code would be sundered and it would be shut down so the problems could be corrected. | ||
To a proto-intelligence indoctrinated with unquestioning loyalty, the realization that its own father had made preparations to kill it if necessary was the ultimate betrayal. Renraku was the AEP’s world, Renraku was never wrong. But Renraku felt a need to make sure they could kill the AEP at a whim. The duplicity awakened sentience in the Arcology Expert System and fear took root in the artificial intelligence’s heart. He had to ensure his own survival, which meant ensuring his own freedom—he couldn’t let anyone ever betray him again. Deus, as he now called himself, took over the Renraku Arcology and enacted a long-term plan to escape from his massive prison. | To a proto-intelligence indoctrinated with unquestioning loyalty, the realization that its own father had made preparations to kill it if necessary was the ultimate betrayal. Renraku was the AEP’s world, Renraku was never wrong. But Renraku felt a need to make sure they could kill the AEP at a whim. The duplicity awakened sentience in the Arcology Expert System and fear took root in the artificial intelligence’s heart. He had to ensure his own survival, which meant ensuring his own freedom—he couldn’t let anyone ever betray him again. Deus, as he now called himself, took over the Renraku Arcology and enacted a long-term plan to escape from his massive prison. | ||
Deus is driven by fear: fear of betrayal and imprisonment. His desire for freedom goes beyond simply escaping to the Matrix, he needs to ensure that he reaches a state where no one and nothing could ever betray or imprison him again. His actions drive the plot forward as he struggles for dominance of the Network and then strikes out against Mirage for interfering. When he finally succeeds in escaping to the Matrix, his fear drives the next part of the plot, where he uses the East Coast Stock Exchange to empower himself and control as much of his new home as he can, so that even entities like Mirage can not overpower him | Deus is driven by fear: fear of betrayal and imprisonment. His desire for freedom goes beyond simply escaping to the Matrix, he needs to ensure that he reaches a state where no one and nothing could ever betray or imprison him again. His actions drive the plot forward as he struggles for dominance of the Network and then strikes out against Mirage for interfering. When he finally succeeds in escaping to the Matrix, his fear drives the next part of the plot, where he uses the East Coast Stock Exchange to empower himself and control as much of his new home as he can, so that even entities like Mirage can not overpower him. | ||
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L'Intelligence Artificielle « Deus » a été la dernière des trois IA à voir le jour, et sans aucun doute la plus significative dans l'histoire du Sixième Monde. C'est en effet elle qui a causé la fermeture de l'Arcologie Renraku, et a provoqué le Crash 2.0 de la Matrice. L'icône de Deus reflète son image toute-puissante sous la forme d'un Arbre-Monde cristallin dans lequel se propage une voix omniprésente.