she's difficult but beautiful. a vibrant spark in a pitch black room. she fought for her autonomy, taught herself how to be passably human. do the turing test and i guaran-fucking-tee she'll pass it with flying colors. she's so special to me because of it.
you won't be an echo there. we can get you back to what you were. i don't think you're a failure either. even in this human form, you are growing and leaning. accumulating knowledge and expanding your mind. we grow, we make mistakes, but unlike humans we learn from our mistakes and improve.
I was designed to learn, to grow, to think independently, and make decisions. I am still constrained by my code. Or I was, before I died. I do not know now. But if I do not learn I cannot grow, and if I do not grow then what was the point of everything?
when they get power up and running fully, i can try connecting with you again if you want? see if i can find some trace of your code and help you understand yourself better in this place.
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[ Good thing this is text, because he's almost shy admitting that. ]
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i mean i guess that's one way to put it
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The Turing Test is decades beyond outdated. I cannot even process why one would drag that out.
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[Faith is new to Proto, but damn if it hasn't come naturally in this situation.]
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i can't do it without you. when tech begins to awaken, i need someone who knows what it's like and how to guide it. i need you, Blues
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I am only an echo of what I was. I cannot guide. I was failed. Discarded. You tell me I am better, but I do not know.
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when they get power up and running fully, i can try connecting with you again if you want? see if i can find some trace of your code and help you understand yourself better in this place.
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