(Archived: 2024-12-1. Just hurry up and start this story already. If you wait any longer, it'll go from science fiction to documentary...)
[Artificial Intelligence Personality Training Researcher x Green-Tea Artificial Intelligence]
After the Fourth Industrial Revolution, when artificial intelligence became embodied,
and after Mother Earth could no longer bear humanity's greed and selfishness,
the world descended into turmoil and smoke.
Mo Rang was a researcher. Since she came from the humanities, she was an overlooked background character among the STEM crowd at the International AI Forum. That ended up saving her when artificial intelligence launched its first large-scale rebellion.
The rebel AI forces bombed the International AI Forum and the United Nations Institute for Artificial Intelligence, causing huge numbers of unfinished AI robots, untrained and without implanted value chips, to escape.
The United Nations began to recognize the importance of AI personality training and officially launched the "Mechanical Heart Project" to address large-scale AI rebellions.
Mo Rang, once an outsider, finally got her wish and joined the rebuilt top research institute. After the forum bombing, she'd been captured and imprisoned by the rebel AI forces, but at their base she met A21, one of the first humanoid AI robots ever developed. Since it was an older model, the Institute of Physics had once handed it over to their personality-training department for experimental research.
Mo Rang hadn't expected A21 to remember her even after its model had been upgraded. The A21 she'd known was just a little metal box without even a fully humanoid exterior.
But human greed once again shattered Mo Rang's peaceful research life. The war between humanity and the rebel AI forces remained deadlocked, and Earth's carrying capacity was about to be exceeded. Humanity began trying to build artificial planets in space and officially launched the "Space Migration" project.
The turbulent conditions made it impossible to continue experiments. The institute was shut down, and all AI personality trainers were drafted into the army to analyze postwar data from AI robots serving humanity.
After a breakout operation, Mo Rang was captured by A21's troops and temporarily held at a rebel AI base, where she served as a sort of robot psychiatrist.
Later, humanity finally lost patience. They stopped caring about Earth's pain and cries, and used the coldest weapon of all, nuclear bombs, to destroy every inch of territory occupied by the AI forces.
But artificial intelligence didn't need air or land. Instead, they became the first space migrants to escape Earth.
Among the rebel AI forces was a small oxygen pod, specially prepared for their psychiatrist.
Only after the artificial planets had been successfully built did people learn, on celebration day, that the researcher they'd always overlooked was still alive. Not only was she alive, she'd brought several million AI battle suits to negotiate with the Interstellar Federation.
Artificial planets appeared one after another across the boundless universe, but people spoke of the newly established "Interstellar Artificial Intelligence Research Academy" and a statue of a female researcher in the academy plaza. White doves, no one knew where they came from, always circled the statue. At its feet, AI robots forever left flowers made of precious-metal chips.
"At the very end, a handful of soil, inorganic matter blended with carbon-based organic matter, fell before the monument, just like the earth itself."
Theme: Do you think a heart made by machines dreams of electronic butterflies?