Chapter 1179: 1179 Sylvie Is Motivated
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Chapter 1179 1179 Sylvie Is Motivated
With the news that she would stand a chance of meeting other AI systems in the near future, Sylvie started to get creative with the adaptations she was calculating for the communications array.
Even if it wasn't within power efficiency guidelines, she was willing to try anything that might actually get her in contact with one of these new AI systems.
Even when she had to slow down the repair functions just under a percent, which surely didn't quite violate the Admiral's orders not to reduce the repair speeds, she still tried the new communication methods until finally, they managed to find one that was clear enough to get a proper signal in both directions without significant distortion.
[Commanders, welcome back to the land of the living. There have been more than a few rumours going around about your continued existence. We will be sure to relay this back home.] The Reaver ship replied to their message after fifteen minutes of tense waiting.
That was followed soon after by a binary code burst from the nearest AI Colony ship, which was further back from the Rift.
That was what Sylvie had been waiting for. Only it wasn't quite what she expected. They used a different code language than she did, so she had to spend a whole 300 milliseconds creating a translation database to ensure that she sent her encoded messages in a way that they understood.
The fact that it took fifteen minutes to get a response was frustrating, but the response from the other AI came right on time, with an organized list of questions and technical requests that might help them fight the Great Enemy.
They had been given the leeway to upgrade their drone and android armies in ways that would make them more combat effective by the Commander, who she identified as the same person that was now her Admiral.
Since that was the case, there was no need to implement the military secrets' protocol, and along with her own list of questions, she sent the detailed responses to the queries, using the suggested encryption algorithm that normally only an AI could crack, thanks to their logic and processing speed.
That's what we need right now, something that can come and smack down an entire invading fleet in an instant and then leave for another location." Nico pondered, while Max sipped rum.
Sylvie stepped between them with both avatars, for extra attention.
"If you wait until the repairs are done, there is a group of Emperor Class Mecha among the equipment complement. Now, they're not well suited for someone of your stature, but the seats are easy to change, and they're a full dive neural link interface." She suggested.
"Meaning that the Pilot sees the world as if they were the Mecha?" Nico asked.
"Yes, is that not how your Pilots do it?" She replied.
"No, they use a conscious neural link paired with manual controls and multiple screens and sensor inputs, so they can look at the battle from various viewpoints, depending on what is the most comfortable." Nico explained.
"Calculating." Sylvie replied simply, as she began to work on a way to update the Emperor Class Mecha to be more familiar for the Pilots.
The other AI hadn't had this issue. Their solution was to make booster seats for the Androids so that they fit the securement devices properly, while the neural links were already compatible with their data connections, so they could simply treat the unit as an extension of their bodies, which were already weaponized and programmed for combat.
The androids had no problem with that setup, they already saw the world as a 360-degree dome of sensor inputs, so the first person limitations didn't change anything for them. All that was left was to see if the Emperor Class units, the ancient equivalent of the Titan Class Mecha, were as good now as they were before Creeping Darkness was destroyed.This material is rooted in n0velbin★
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Chapter 1179 1179 Sylvie Is Motivated
With the news that she would stand a chance of meeting other AI systems in the near future, Sylvie started to get creative with the adaptations she was calculating for the communications array.
Even if it wasn't within power efficiency guidelines, she was willing to try anything that might actually get her in contact with one of these new AI systems.
Even when she had to slow down the repair functions just under a percent, which surely didn't quite violate the Admiral's orders not to reduce the repair speeds, she still tried the new communication methods until finally, they managed to find one that was clear enough to get a proper signal in both directions without significant distortion.
[Commanders, welcome back to the land of the living. There have been more than a few rumours going around about your continued existence. We will be sure to relay this back home.] The Reaver ship replied to their message after fifteen minutes of tense waiting.
That was followed soon after by a binary code burst from the nearest AI Colony ship, which was further back from the Rift.
That was what Sylvie had been waiting for. Only it wasn't quite what she expected. They used a different code language than she did, so she had to spend a whole 300 milliseconds creating a translation database to ensure that she sent her encoded messages in a way that they understood.
The fact that it took fifteen minutes to get a response was frustrating, but the response from the other AI came right on time, with an organized list of questions and technical requests that might help them fight the Great Enemy.
They had been given the leeway to upgrade their drone and android armies in ways that would make them more combat effective by the Commander, who she identified as the same person that was now her Admiral.
Since that was the case, there was no need to implement the military secrets' protocol, and along with her own list of questions, she sent the detailed responses to the queries, using the suggested encryption algorithm that normally only an AI could crack, thanks to their logic and processing speed.
That's what we need right now, something that can come and smack down an entire invading fleet in an instant and then leave for another location." Nico pondered, while Max sipped rum.
Sylvie stepped between them with both avatars, for extra attention.
"If you wait until the repairs are done, there is a group of Emperor Class Mecha among the equipment complement. Now, they're not well suited for someone of your stature, but the seats are easy to change, and they're a full dive neural link interface." She suggested.
"Meaning that the Pilot sees the world as if they were the Mecha?" Nico asked.
"Yes, is that not how your Pilots do it?" She replied.
"No, they use a conscious neural link paired with manual controls and multiple screens and sensor inputs, so they can look at the battle from various viewpoints, depending on what is the most comfortable." Nico explained.
"Calculating." Sylvie replied simply, as she began to work on a way to update the Emperor Class Mecha to be more familiar for the Pilots.
The other AI hadn't had this issue. Their solution was to make booster seats for the Androids so that they fit the securement devices properly, while the neural links were already compatible with their data connections, so they could simply treat the unit as an extension of their bodies, which were already weaponized and programmed for combat.
The androids had no problem with that setup, they already saw the world as a 360-degree dome of sensor inputs, so the first person limitations didn't change anything for them. All that was left was to see if the Emperor Class units, the ancient equivalent of the Titan Class Mecha, were as good now as they were before Creeping Darkness was destroyed.This material is rooted in n0velbin★
Chapter 1179 1179 Sylvie Is MotivatedWith the news that she would stand a chance of meeting other AI systems in the near future, Sylvie started to get creative with the adaptations she was calculating for the communications array.Even if it wasn't within power efficiency guidelines, she was willing to try anything that might actually get her in contact with one of these new AI systems.Even when she had to slow down the repair functions just under a percent, which surely didn't quite violate the Admiral's orders not to reduce the repair speeds, she still tried the new communication methods until finally, they managed to find one that was clear enough to get a proper signal in both directions without significant distortion.Commanders, welcome back to the land of the living. There have been more than a few rumours going around about your continued existence. We will be sure to relay this back home. The Reaver ship replied to their message after fifteen minutes of tense waiting.That was followed soon after by a binary code burst from the nearest AI Colony ship, which was further back from the Rift.That was what Sylvie had been waiting for. Only it wasn't quite what she expected. They used a different code language than she did, so she had to spend a whole 300 milliseconds creating a translation database to ensure that she sent her encoded messages in a way that they understood.The fact that it took fifteen minutes to get a response was frustrating, but the response from the other AI came right on time, with an organized list of questions and technical requests that might help them fight the Great Enemy.They had been given the leeway to upgrade their drone and android armies in ways that would make them more combat effective by the Commander, who she identified as the same person that was now her Admiral.Since that was the case, there was no need to implement the military secrets' protocol, and along with her own list of questions, she sent the detailed responses to the queries, using the suggested encryption algorithm that normally only an AI could crack, thanks to their logic and processing speed.That's what we need right now, something that can come and smack down an entire invading fleet in an instant and then leave for another location." Nico pondered, while Max sipped rum.Sylvie stepped between them with both avatars, for extra attention."If you wait until the repairs are done, there is a group of Emperor Class Mecha among the equipment complement. Now, they're not well suited for someone of your stature, but the seats are easy to change, and they're a full dive neural link interface." She suggested."Meaning that the Pilot sees the world as if they were the Mecha?" Nico asked."Yes, is that not how your Pilots do it?" She replied."No, they use a conscious neural link paired with manual controls and multiple screens and sensor inputs, so they can look at the battle from various viewpoints, depending on what is the most comfortable." Nico explained."Calculating." Sylvie replied simply, as she began to work on a way to update the Emperor Class Mecha to be more familiar for the Pilots.The other AI hadn't had this issue. Their solution was to make booster seats for the Androids so that they fit the securement devices properly, while the neural links were already compatible with their data connections, so they could simply treat the unit as an extension of their bodies, which were already weaponized and programmed for combat.The androids had no problem with that setup, they already saw the world as a 360-degree dome of sensor inputs, so the first person limitations didn't change anything for them. All that was left was to see if the Emperor Class units, the ancient equivalent of the Titan Class Mecha, were as good now as they were before Creeping Darkness was destroyed.This material is rooted in n0velbin
