Yup, the computer known as π may or may not have killed Clarissa's parents...
This didn't deter her to dabble in the construction of A.I.s herself though!
(Or perhaps one day solving that case was indeed her initial motivation for finding out more about this subject matter...)
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Next update will be in four days - kicking off this chapter's climax!
It was a bit tricky to do:
I mirrored the image I used for my main reference, and thus I had to figure out how to put the steering wheel on the correct side (for a British car) again!
The corruptor? Do you mean the computer called "π " (which is pronounced "Pi")?
The thing is, Pi has no face, it's one of those old computers, looking like a cupboard with many buttons and blinking lights, plus a keyboard & monitor.
I wanted Clarissa and Jade having this conversation in a specific kind of ambience, a certain kind of mood. Somewhere... kinda "intimate", if that makes sense - and I figured a nightly car ride worked very well for this purpose!
It was a bit tricky to do:
I mirrored the image I used for my main reference, and thus I had to figure out how to put the steering wheel on the correct side (for a British car) again!
The thing is, Pi has no face, it's one of those old computers, looking like a cupboard with many buttons and blinking lights, plus a keyboard & monitor.
You can see it better here and here!
I wanted Clarissa and Jade having this conversation in a specific kind of ambience, a certain kind of mood. Somewhere... kinda "intimate", if that makes sense - and I figured a nightly car ride worked very well for this purpose!
I wonder if NATO tracks Turing Violations
and if they do I wonder how harshly they plan to deal with them
And incidentally, run-CEL will be name-dropped later on.
In fact, it already has indirectly been referenced:
Listen closely to the lyrics...
spin up a tactical sortie
collateral damage is authorized
By carrying out a really harebrained plan that is extremely risky and has a huge backfiring potential.