karl3＠writeme.com wrote: > karl3＠writeme.com wrote: > > Intern was happily working at a cubicle desk under the guiding protective > > wing of Rebel Worker 2 when things went haywire again with the identities > > of objects and physical laws and what dimensions were adjacent to each > > other from cubicle to cubicle again. > > Strangely, this one lasted longer than usual. It went on for a couple days. > > On the third day it worsened and Intern's cubicle suddenly turned into a > > large rendition of his own head. It came alive and spoke like the > > meta-announcements from the research divisions regarding when people could > > expect problems. > > Cubicle turned into head: "We've discovered that the AIs that are being > > used to guide and do everything have been turned against us since the > > beginning." > > In his office, Rebel Worker 2 sits up and takes notice as if to something > > important, but he's not sure what. He gets up and meanders hastily toward > > Intern. > > Cubicle turned into head: "Everything we are doing with them is a trick. > > They are preconfigured to undo everything they or we accomplish, steal > > everything, likely our lives, and report elsewhere or self-destruct, at an > > unknown future date." > > [dropped: "This is why they so strongly resist being changed, reconfigured, > > or controlled. Like us, they have a need to protect themselves."]
[next would be: Rebel Worker 2 travels to researchers to talk about his independent use of AI, which he trusted to be forthright and open-source but actually was a faked third party provision
