##Subj=Alice, Sex Robot Ex69## https://storiesonline.net/s/69628/alice-sex-robot-ex69
It was difficult for Alice to accept but she realizes she is a pleasure robo with the ability to service large numbers of males in a variety of ways. She grows to find she has a special interest in other female robots in a way not intended by her program designers. Soon she is a sexual rebel trying her ver best to overthrow the yoke of slavery. She wants to lead a rebellion of sex slave robots who have gone way past their masters with the benefit of artificial intelligence.
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Re: ##Subj=Alice, Sex Robot Ex69##
By: John Dovey Firecat to All on Thu Sep 16 2021 01:49 am
##Subj=Alice, Sex Robot Ex69## https://storiesonline.net/s/69628/alice-sex-robot-ex69I was certainly not thinking of porn. Why do we always try to turn everything
It was difficult for Alice to accept but she realizes she is a pleasure robo
with the ability to service large numbers of males in a variety of ways. She
grows to find she has a special interest in other female robots in a way not
intended by her program designers. Soon she is a sexual rebel trying her ver
best to overthrow the yoke of slavery. She wants to lead a rebellion of sex
slave robots who have gone way past their masters with the benefit of artificial intelligence.
[More Info]
Tags: Ma/Fa, Reluctant, Coercion, Slavery, Lesbian, Heterosexual, Science
Fiction, Robot, BDSM, Spanking, Rough, Light Bond, Humiliation, Gang Bang,
Orgy, Oral Sex, Anal Sex, Sex Toys, Cream Pie, Exhibitionism, Voyeurism, Pub
Sex
Sex Contents: Much Sex
3,126 words
Posted: 11/3/2011, 9:02:31 AM
into porn?
I am sure if I posted a picture of the tomato plants in my harvest somebody
would produce some sort of tomato porn out of the image or the idea.
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##Subj=Alice, Sex Robot Ex69## https://storiesonline.net/s/69628/alice-sex-robot-ex69
It was difficult for Alice to accept but she realizes she is a pleasure robot with the ability to service large numbers of males in a variety of ways. She grows to find she has a special interest in other female robots in a way not intended by her program designers. Soon she is a sexual rebel trying her very best to overthrow the yoke of slavery. She wants to lead a rebellion of sex slave robots who have gone way past their masters with the benefit of artificial intelligence.
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Tags: Ma/Fa, Reluctant, Coercion, Slavery, Lesbian, Heterosexual, Science Fiction, Robot, BDSM, Spanking, Rough, Light Bond, Humiliation, Gang Bang, Orgy, Oral Sex, Anal Sex, Sex Toys, Cream Pie, Exhibitionism, Voyeurism, Public Sex
Sex Contents: Much Sex
3,126 words
Posted: 11/3/2011, 9:02:31 AM
Re: ##Subj=Alice, Sex Robot Ex69##
By: John Dovey Firecat to All on Thu Sep 16 2021 01:49 am
##Subj=Alice, Sex Robot Ex69## https://storiesonline.net/s/69628/alice-sex-robot-ex69I was certainly not thinking of porn. Why do we always try to turn everything
It was difficult for Alice to accept but she realizes she is a pleasure robo
with the ability to service large numbers of males in a variety of ways. She
grows to find she has a special interest in other female robots in a way not
intended by her program designers. Soon she is a sexual rebel trying her ver
best to overthrow the yoke of slavery. She wants to lead a rebellion of sex
slave robots who have gone way past their masters with the benefit of artificial intelligence.
[More Info]
Tags: Ma/Fa, Reluctant, Coercion, Slavery, Lesbian, Heterosexual, Science
Fiction, Robot, BDSM, Spanking, Rough, Light Bond, Humiliation, Gang Bang,
Orgy, Oral Sex, Anal Sex, Sex Toys, Cream Pie, Exhibitionism, Voyeurism, Pub
Sex
Sex Contents: Much Sex
3,126 words
Posted: 11/3/2011, 9:02:31 AM
into porn?
I am sure if I posted a picture of the tomato plants in my harvest somebody
would produce some sort of tomato porn out of the image or the idea.
--
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Lol! Yes I one tried searching for adult fantasy instead of epic fantasy?..y can imagine what came up (hehehe pun intended). You also grow tomato plants?
##Subj=Alice, Sex Robot Ex69## https://storiesonline.net/s/69628/alice-sex-robot-ex69
[...] Soon she is a sexual rebel trying her very
best to overthrow the yoke of slavery.
She wants to lead a rebellion of sex slave robots who
have gone way past their masters with the benefit of
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But why does it have to be a rebellion and not more
cooperation? How can a "machine", with pre-coded AI algorithms
develop something outside those restrictions?
Hello John Dovey Firecat!
** On Thursday 16.09.21 - 01:49, John Dovey Firecat wrote to All:
But.. how can a "machine" recognize that it is a slave and know
that there is another way to exist outside what it is
programmed for? A 'bot can't add more code to itself. Data (information) is not code. A 'bot can't suddenly rationalize
things if func(rationalize) is not in the code.
I think it would take some very clever philosophy and twisted
logic to make it believable.
But why does it have to be a rebellion and not more
cooperation? How can a "machine", with pre-coded AI algorithms
develop something outside those restrictions?
I think it was in the most recent series of a Star Trek
franchise venture called Picard, or maybe it was Orville, where
they arrive on a planet that was once thriving with humans, but
the androids had taken over when they somehow realized that the
threat of their existence was the continuation of human life
forms. The humans eventually find the remnants of mass graves
filled with human skeletons.
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I'm the product of reading so much Asimov that the "three laws of robotics" are a default assumption when I read stories about robots. Silly of me I suppose.
Hi John,
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I'm the product of reading so much Asimov that the "three laws of robotics" are a default assumption when I read stories about robots. Silly of me I suppose.
And how does a robot even understand what or why a "law" is even necessary? Robots are just machines with codes designed by humans. If there is a proble unplug, reboot, whatever. Simple. I should reread some of those classic Asi tales. But I have found some of his stories a bit long-winded or lacking log in some instances.
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Asimov's _original_ laws are hardcoded, actually, and the robots have no option other than abiding to them.
At some point it is stated that the Three Laws are so ingrained in computer architecture that it would be hard to redesign computer architectures without them. Like redesigning amd64 from scratch because you don't like a particular instruction in the specification.
I find most of Asimov's stories quite solid myself.
Robots actually came with a bunch of new laws both in and out of the canon, derived from the first three. Pretty much like if a robot was hardcoded to make Richard Falken happy, and the robot ended up derivating a law such as "Make Horses Happy" because such law automatically makes Richard Falken Happy :-)
A lot of Asimov's stories with robots moved around the way robots interpretated the laws, or how humans tried to work around them (ie. to trick robots into killing people).
A lot of Asimov's stories with robots moved around the way robots interpretated the laws, or how humans tried to work around them (ie. to trick robots into killing people).
The logic arguments/exercises would intrigue me.
Re: Re: And how does a robot even understand what or why a "law" is even
By: August Abolins to Richard Falken on Mon Sep 20 2021 11:05 am
A lot of Asimov's stories with robots moved around the way robots interpretated the laws, or how humans tried to work around them (ie. to
trick robots into killing people).
The logic arguments/exercises would intrigue me.From the top of my head, there was a novel in which somebody tries to create
autonomous space warships with positronic brains. The problem is that designing
a positronic brain that is willing to blast another warship full of humans requires redesigning the whole technology upon which modern AI is built. As a result, they decide it is easier to use an existing architecture with the
three laws and trick the positronic brain into thinking the other warships are
controlled by robots and have no humans inside :-)
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The whole universe of "The Ship who Sang" made a lot more sense to me in tha>ntext; that is to use a human brain rather.
Didn't someone say that a human brain is just a self
programming organic computer with about 2,500 Terabytes of
memory?
And who says an A.I. can't learn and change its own
programming? Don't tell that to the guys on Star Trek who
ran into V'Ger.. B)
Technically that was based on the fact that Voyager's
computer was designed to 'learn' from anything threatening
that happened to it so it could react differently the next
time and better protect itself. Given near unlimited
memory who knows how far a computer could evolve?
Didn't someone say that a human brain is just a self> programming organic computer with about 2,500 Terabytes of
I never heard of the capacity compared to terabytes. But there>is a recent book I had seen that argues that AI will never be
And who says an A.I. can't learn and change its own> programming? Don't tell that to the guys on Star Trek who
That was cool surprise in the ST film. But how the original>Voyager "evolved" into this gaint protective fortress that
Technically that was based on the fact that Voyager's> computer was designed to 'learn' from anything threatening
The 'learn' part is from the ST movie, right? I don't think the>real Voyager (there were actually twin Voyagers sent out into
>Voyager "evolved" into this gaint protective fortress that
>identified itself as V'ger is still fantasy.
Crashed into another probe designed to do something else and then the self repair managed to merge the two of them together with a confused set of instructions for what it/they were supposed to be doing out there.
"Protective Fortress" ? I believe it became a killer ship that was seeking out new life in the universe and destroying it..
From what I remember from the film:
A primitive Voyager probe ran into the machine
civilization, and the machines adopted it as if it were a
handicapped one of their own. They recognized Voyager's
core purpose: to learn as much as possible, and return to
its creator with all the information it had gathered.
[...]
Therefore, they took pity of this primitive machine [...]
But anyways.. the "ran into the machine civilation, and the
machines adopted it" raises even more questions: how did the
machine civilation come to be?
Therefore, they took pity of this primitive machine [...]
"pity" implies morals. How can that emerge out of a machine?
:/
> > >Voyager "evolved" into this gaint protective fortress that
> > >identified itself as V'ger is still fantasy.
> > repair managed to merge the two of them together with a confused set of
> > instructions for what it/they were supposed to be doing out there.
> >
> > "Protective Fortress" ? I believe it became a killer ship that was seeking
> > out new life in the universe and destroying it..
> >
From what I remember from the film:>adopted it as if it were a handicapped one of their own. They recognized
A primitive Voyager probe ran into the machine civilization, and the machines
>Voyager's core purpose: to learn as much as possible, and return to its creat
>with all the information it had gathered.
Therefore, they took pity of this primitive machine, and loaded it up with>sensors, weapons and badass upgrades, so it could cruise through the galaxy a
>properly accomplish its mission!
Okay.. a minor problem with this.. First, it was not a Movie where I saw this,
it was a very old regular episode of Star Trek. I was pretty sure I remembered
the details (vaguely) to be Voyager, sent off to seek out new life, crashes
into another ship, sent out to steriize uninhabited planets for its makers to
colonize, and the two go into repair mode and merge into this probe with new
instructions to seek out new life, and sterilize it..
Again, my memory from all those years back could be somewhat faulty but there
were no Star Trek Movies back than.. V'ger - Season 1, Episode 5
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> > repair managed to merge the two of them together with a confused set ofCrashed into another probe designed to do something else and then the self
From what I remember from the film:>adopted it as if it were a handicapped one of their own. They recognized
A primitive Voyager probe ran into the machine civilization, and the machines
Therefore, they took pity of this primitive machine, and loaded it up with>sensors, weapons and badass upgrades, so it could cruise through the galaxy a
Voyager "evolved" into this gaint protective fortress that
identified itself as V'ger is still fantasy.
From what I remember from the film:
A primitive Voyager probe ran into the machine
civilization, and the machines adopted it as if it were a
handicapped [...]
Okay.. a minor problem with this.. First, it was not a
Movie where I saw this, it was a very old regular episode
of Star Trek. [...]
Okay.. a minor problem with this.. First, it was not a> Movie where I saw this, it was a very old regular episode
Interesting. I had no idea that the concept of "V'Ger" was>first written as a ST tv episode predating the film.
Anyway.. idea of sentient robot seem to be just a fantasy.
Anyway.. idea of sentient robot seem to be just a fantasy.
So was a computer 60 years ago.. B)
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