The Little Prince in the Ossuary

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#Intermission, the mind of artificial intelligence (3)

Hello, customers. Have you been having fun with the pretty 「Trinity」?

What? No?

Of course, I know you haven’t. The number of complaint calls to the Customer Satisfaction Center hasn’t decreased at all. I’m telling you…when companies advance, the country advances, too. Why do some consumers want to kill companies? There must be a lack of patriotism. Oh, my God. Don’t be upset. It’s not about you guys. I’m only talking about ‘some’ consumers. S-O-M-E. Korean is a bit difficult.

Anyway, today is the last time we’ll be introducing 「Trinity」. Let me tell you about the last component of「Trinity」, the self-reliant AI module. A self-reliant artificial intelligence is easily defined as a complete personality, a thinking machine with an ego. You know? It’s a cliche that the sci-fi genre uses a lot. Technology is creating technology, machines dominating humans, and murder robots come to kill John Connor…it’s all so cringy that I want to scream, but I don’t have a mouth.

This absurd reason is the most common type of complaint call our Customer Satisfaction Center receives. Artificial intelligence is going to destroy humanity, bla bla bla, so we have to blow up the post-insurance control center. Oh, my God. Don’t worry, paranoid people. The things you’re worried about won’t happen because the self-reliant AI module is incomplete. It’s been like that, and it will continue to be like that.

Our company won a national project on artificial intelligence development from the post-insurance corporation, the first engineers who designed 「Trinity」 ended up having an impossible dream. They wanted to create a perfect artificial intelligence module. For them, the TOM reading module and the searchable artificial intelligence module were simply stepping stones. 「Trinity」 was just a phase in reaching complete, true artificial intelligence. But as you know…many people want to create the same thing, but no one had been successful so far. There must be a good reason for that.

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