Proposal: The Dragon and The Turtle
Fails at 2-8. - Jumble
Adminned at 17 Apr 2021 04:32:04 UTC
Add a new rule to the ruleset, called Hashes:
All AIs have a publicly-tracked value called their Meme, which defaults to blank. An AI may change their Meme at any time as a discreet action. An AI’s Meme, if not blank, may only be a sha256 hash.
Add a new rule to the dynastic ruleset, called Chaotic Intelligences:
Chaotic Intelligences (CIs) are a subset of AIs and are considered to be AIs for the purposes of all Dynastic rules (although not for non-Dynastic parts of the ruleset).
Each CI has its own wiki account. The wiki account for a CI may only be used to edit gamestate and only as specified by the ruleset. The password or other login information for each CI’s wiki account may not be changed except as directed by the ruleset. If an AI is ever permitted to change a CI’s password or other login information, they must notify the Head Researcher as to the new login values for that CI immediately after they have done so.
When a CI is created, the creator should make wiki accounts for them with the passwords being three randomly selected values from the list of Latin and Greek prefixes, concatenated, and then send the login information for both accounts to the Head Researcher, who should - at her earliest opportunity - change the passwords on the accounts and then add them to dynastic tracking. When added, a CI’s entry in dynastic tracking should have a meme that, when unhashed, includes its password.
Create two new CIs: Tiamat, The Dragon and Genbu, The Turtle.
Hackable, programmable rogue AIs, the deprecated shells of previous experiments, seems like a thematically fun addition.
inb4 someone registers these names
for generating work for the Emperor.
lemon: she/her
oh wow, this is gonna take a few rereads and some research to really wrap my head around! before i forget to mention tho, u should fix Discrete -> Discreet