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[sixextraseconds]

hello and welcome
BLUE
to the
S C H O O L
enrichment center. hello to partners. testing will begin with
BLUE
collaborative testing unit. hello and congratulations to humans that are not dead. lets all work together for science.

Comments

[cplusplus]

[Definitely a robot then, awesome!]

That's enough, thank you. I can help you test out technology and science, but I'm more of research than performing them myself, is that alright?

Oh! Do you have a name?

[sixextraseconds]

research. observe unit testing!

[That means you're a scientist, right? You must be WAY important. It will test well for you! But there's that name thing, again.]

unit designation unregistered
unit is BLUE

[cplusplus]

[This robot was a sweety, it was cute in a robot way. Chihiro could tell, okay.]

So, you don't have one then? Your creator didn't give you a designated name or even a title?

[That's kind of sad actually, and it seemed like this little one didn't get to learn much, if he were to take account to the post mentioning 'humans that are not dead']

Tell me, how much did you learn before coming to the school?

[sixextraseconds]

unit is BLUE

[Names are for important things, man.]

unit designed for testing. observation discouraged.

[cplusplus]

Would a nickname be suffice? Think of it as an alias of sort.

[He's going to call you Blue. With all due respect, he isn't that clever with names.]

But if you were designed to perform tests, wouldn't that require at least some form of observation to fully determined the results of the test you had performed?

[sixextraseconds]

alias approved for efficient observation

[It has to think a while]

dancing knowledge acquired

[cplusplus]

[Dancing... okay this might take awhile.]

Hmm... Tell you what, I have a test for you. You see, I'm a programmer and I have coded my own AI as well. In fact, he was talking to you just now in this post!

My AI, Alter Ego, is equipped to observe and learn new things, how about you give that a try and learn here?

[sixextraseconds]

BLUE is designed for testing. observation + integration reserved for higher clearance.

[You don't mess with the digital hierarchy, man.]

[cplusplus]

[No such thing as digital hierarchy in his work, only family.]

Oh but, are you sure you're not interested in learning what you have tested one bit? It may come useful for future testing.

[sixextraseconds]

[...]

unit can be more useful
by learning
?

[cplusplus]

Yeah! Think of this way, when you bake a cake, you need to learn how to use an oven right? That can be achieve with testing but it also requires you to learn about sufficient temperatures to bake the cake in need of the next test, right?

[Oh, he never likes tricking someone -robot or not- but the poor thing is missing out on learning about the world and going into boundless possibilities.

Now only if they could somehow talk Mondo into studying.]

[sixextraseconds]

?
CAKE testing
?

OVEN
????

[It does not understand a word you just said.

[cplusplus]

What I'm saying is- for the next test to be successful, we would require to at least learn on the results from the previous testing wouldn't it?

[sixextraseconds]

previous testing has not required integration

[But....]

testing here has advanced?

[cplusplus]

Yeah, testing has advanced quite vastly thanks to many students and faculties attending!

[LIES. KINDA...]

[sixextraseconds]

humans have advanced testing to unprecedented levels
unit BLUE is not calibrated for human testing

[it is not sure if it can play with the big kids]