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'''Abominable Intelligence''' or short '''A.I.''' is a term of the [[Imperium]] respectively of the [[Adeptus Mechanicus]] for adaptive, itself-enhancing, factitious intelligence with its own consciousness (which largely parallels the original meaning of the abbreviation A.I. for ''Artificial Intelligence'').
 
'''Abominable Intelligence''' or short '''A.I.''' is a term of the [[Imperium]] respectively of the [[Adeptus Mechanicus]] for adaptive, itself-enhancing, factitious intelligence with its own consciousness (which largely parallels the original meaning of the abbreviation A.I. for ''Artificial Intelligence'').
  
During the [[Dark Age of Technology]] such artificial intelligences rebelled against their human masters and it came to bloody wars. Since that time and by a personal decree of the [[Emperor]]
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During the [[Dark Age of Technology]] such artificial intelligences rebelled against their human masters and it came to bloody wars. Since that time and by a personal decree of the [[Emperor of Mankind|Emperor]] himself it has been forbidden to fabricate or service those machines that are able to think and act independently.
himself it has been forbidden to fabricate or service those machines that are able to think and act independently.
 
  
 
The A.I. is not to be mistaken for the [[machine spirit]] that has parallels but basal differences - namely no ability to enhance itself.
 
The A.I. is not to be mistaken for the [[machine spirit]] that has parallels but basal differences - namely no ability to enhance itself.
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Revision as of 17:39, 26 November 2011

Abominable Intelligence or short A.I. is a term of the Imperium respectively of the Adeptus Mechanicus for adaptive, itself-enhancing, factitious intelligence with its own consciousness (which largely parallels the original meaning of the abbreviation A.I. for Artificial Intelligence).

During the Dark Age of Technology such artificial intelligences rebelled against their human masters and it came to bloody wars. Since that time and by a personal decree of the Emperor himself it has been forbidden to fabricate or service those machines that are able to think and act independently.

The A.I. is not to be mistaken for the machine spirit that has parallels but basal differences - namely no ability to enhance itself.

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