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− | == Thinking Machine Empire == |
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− | Having been first created by the [[Old Empire]] to do everyday tasks for humans, the thinking machines rose up during the [[Time of Titans]] and took control of many inhabited worlds. |
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− | Led by [[Omnius]], a powerful computer [[Artificial Intelligence|AI]] that was also known as the Evermind, they quickly established an intergalactic empire that engaged in a protracted war of attrition with the remaining free humans, who called themselves the [[League of Nobles]]. The later stages of the war saw an escalation in tensions that were dubbed the ''[[Butlerian Jihad]]''. The Jihad ended with the defeat of the thinking machines at the hands of the free humans during the [[Battle of Corrin]]. |
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⚫ | Animosity against seemingly intelligent machines often escalated into outright hysteria, and resulted in a widespread hatred of mechanical objects. This hatred lasted through the ages thanks to rigid cultural restrictions, a good example of which was the [[Orange Catholic Bible]]'s supreme commandment: ''Thou shalt not make a machine in the likeness of a human mind.'' |
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− | During the time of the [[Butlerian Jihad]] most '''thinking machines''' were controlled by [[Omnius]] with a few exceptions. The most notable of these were [[Erasmus]], who killed [[Serena Butler|Serena Butler's]] infant son while she was his slave; and [[Chirok]], a reprogrammed combat robot used by [[Ginaz]] for training of League forces. |
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⚫ | Animosity against seemingly intelligent machines often escalated into outright hysteria, and resulted in a widespread hatred of mechanical objects. This hatred lasted through the ages thanks to rigid cultural restrictions, a good example of which was the [[Orange Catholic Bible |
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== See also == |
== See also == |
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− | * [[Cymek]] |
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− | * [[Omnius]] |
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* [[Artificial Intelligence]] |
* [[Artificial Intelligence]] |
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Revision as of 06:57, 27 July 2019
The term Thinking Machines referred to both actual beings and a general concept, both of which had a profound impact on the development of humanity over the span of many millennia.
Conceptual Thinking Machines
Following the rise of the actual thinking machines, and the physical and psychological damage they inflicted on the free humans, the very concept of a sentient machine became abhorrent to humanity and they were obliterated by the Butlerian Jihad.
Animosity against seemingly intelligent machines often escalated into outright hysteria, and resulted in a widespread hatred of mechanical objects. This hatred lasted through the ages thanks to rigid cultural restrictions, a good example of which was the Orange Catholic Bible's supreme commandment: Thou shalt not make a machine in the likeness of a human mind.
Images
See also
- Artificial Intelligence
- Seeking Machines