dreman9999 wrote...
3DandBeyond wrote...
dreman9999 wrote...
3DandBeyond wrote...
Exactly a shackled AI cannot do that which is in direct conflict with what it is supposed to do. It would have to find another way.
Let me ask you a question...What the catalyst ever given a "how" to solving the problem it was given?
Let me ask you a question. Have you been reading before posting? No one ever said it was told how just as Shepard was never told how to do anything by TIM.
Shackling tells an AI what it cannot do. A shackled AI cannot do anything that conflicts with what they are programmed to do. If you shackle one it is so it won't hurt you and so it will do what it is supposed to do. If you program it to do something and it does the opposite, your shackles didn't work, making you an idiot.
And that is what you not getting.
Where is it ever stated that the catalyst is prevented from Preserving organics?
This is an example of the
Zeroth Law law of robotics...http://en.wikipedia....eroth_Law_added
An AI chooses how it does it's programing.
What your not getting is that there was no limit to perseving organics as reapers applied into the catalyst logic.
What going on is the same thing that happen to HAL in odyssey 2001.
A shackled AI cannot choose how it does its programming. You can't have half shackled and half unshackled. Rogue, yes. But again, you keep saying the catalyst is some victim of its programming, when in ME there have been consistent examples of rogue AIs that broke their shackles and are now deciding things on their own.
I don't care about HAL-I care about what we are shown in ME. So HAL concluded the crew needed to die so he would not have to lie to them. But that is vastly different from what happens in ME. The kid is specifically programmed to find peace. HAL was programmed not to lie and was to withold mission info-he was given conflicting programming and had to find a way out. The kid creates his own conflicted programming by causing war when he is to find peace.
He also is supposed to stop conflict that he creates. He isn't given conflicting orders or programming-he creates it.
The kid is no longer held back by his programming. He broke out of it just as any rogue AI has done in ME. If he is free of his shackles then he is free of being only defined by his programming. He can now change his own view of things. It's what the geth did.