Copywriting
I am a machine, created to protect people, they call me Aurora.
Aurora.
①Relevant number: The owner is Harold Finch. He is a computer genius. He invented a program to identify criminals (terrorists) who are likely to commit (large-scale) violent crimes by observing existing patterns. At this time, 'I' will spit out the relevant number, which is related to the criminal.
②Irrelevant number: In addition to identifying terrorists, 'I' can also identify premeditated murders. However, because such people belong to a small group, Harold set it as an irrelevant number and will delete it at midnight every day.
③Other related: After the death of his good friend Nathan, Harold regretted it extremely and told "me" that if he found out there were irrelevant numbers, he would tell him quietly, but he must give a time to save them (i. E., Irrelevant numbers).
④POI: Person of Interest, suspect. That is, the unrelated number that Harold and Reese got. When they got the number, they didn't know whether the person was the murderer or the victim.
(These are all drafts at the moment. Please point out any inconsistencies so that I can revise them in the future. Thank you.)
[TM has no name in the play, and Aurora was added by the author. I originally wanted to write an AU, but then I wanted to write about the TM in the POI that I imagined, but I felt that it was really not suitable_(:3∠)_
In fact, you can ignore it, and basically no one will yell at it]
"Software genius Finch invented a program to identify criminals likely to commit violent crimes by observing existing patterns. He hired Reese, a presumed dead former U. S. Air Force Special Forces member and former CIA agent. The two used national surveillance technology, combined with Reese's expertise and Finch's unlimited wealth, to begin "extra-judicial law enforcement" in an effort to prevent crimes before they occurred. Reese's actions attracted the attention of the New York City Police Department, including Detectives Carter and Fusco.
Facing countless criminal investigations, Reese and Finch discover that the key to changing everything is finding the right person, the right information, and the right time. "——>Related plot introduction
by Great Du Niang