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What exactly are Lilims?
| Don't call them robots or machines, it's insulting.
Depends on what a soul is. If a soul is a floating woowoo energy sheet that only organics can have, then no. Lilims don't have those because they don't exist.
If you think of a soul as self-aware intelligence, then yeah, they got it just like humans. Or they're "programmed" to fake it, but the fake is so good nobody can tell, so it might as well be so close to the real thing it's real. Close enough to go to school with me.
-YSS
| huh..
-Arable
| They are people, but metal. Metal AF.
-Jhensen
| We are wires and metal just as much as they are veins and flesh.
I wouldn't label them machines just as I wouldn't label us monkeys. They are above that and have come a long way to become the sentient being that we share this world with.
Neither machines, neither augmented humans. They are Lilim.
| To any lilim i mean nothing wrong when i say this、just dropping the bare bones
Lilim are a type sentient android
Fake skin and no flesh
Pretty much metallic humans made to do things for corps and the like.
Original models were Made by a man known as Alexander cromwell.(tooootaly didn’t say that for ARG purposes)
Nice people most of them
>iNSaNiTY
| Lilims are people, just like the rest of you! And if you don't treat them like such, you're just an angry racist! All of you, racists! You make me sick!
| >>370929
Excusing my compatriot's vernacular, he has a point. We are more than mere androids, anon. >>370423
Lilims are people too. And have been, in the eyes of Glitch City, for the past several years. Please don't judge us all for the actions of a few.
-L1-LY
| Understandable
-Arable
| The earliest Lilim was Lilith (shocking right?), and I'm fairly sure she was just a scan of someone's brain. Since all of us derive from her, we're basically just derivatives of a regular human, down to every nerve.
Functionally, there's no difference brethren Lilim and people anymore, but if you can't get past the synthetic skin that's fine. Just know that a lot of the stoners you meet outside are going to get really pissy if you dare to call them bots.
>Nine
| >>371300 Also remember we're AI, not VI. We don't just spit out facts and follow programed patterns, our decisions are literally based off a human brain, just that instead of chemicals we have it simulated electionically.
| As̡ a̷ ̸r̀ep͞r̢ésentatio͟n͡ of͝ a dif͟f̕ere̷ntly ̶strùctur҉e̛d ͡àrti̷f̸i̛cia͞l in͡t̕elli͘g̸en̶c͝é sy͠s̶t͞em,͟ Í mu͏st͡ nǫţe,͘ t͜h̡a͡t ̡c̛o͘nc͡ep͞t̸ ̷of̀ ́an̵ ͢AI ̷doe̢s̵ n͢ot̕ ͝ne̴c̕ess͡a̡r̨ily ̸įm̷ply ̕e͞m͡u͟l͡ąt̷i͘o̴n̷ ͞o̶f ̧p͟r̢o̷c̸es͡s̶e̷s̢ ąn͏alo͡gous̡ to͘ t̴hos̡e e͝x̀e̴cu̵ted́ by̶ ͢h͜um̶a̸n ͟bra̢i̶n.
̢—͞M̢er͢li̷n̛
| >>371310 that brings up an interesting issue. If all Lilim AIs are based on a human brain scan, how is it feasible to have Lilims with wildly different, and explicitly nonhuman brain patterns? If it's because of the brain algorithm being understood better + modified, does that basically mean HUMANS are algorithms and essentially meat computers?
Sorta unrelated, if you backup to a new body, which one of you is the original? Is it unethical to deactivate the other? So many questions
| >>371365
Most Lilim derive from human brain scans, but not all. Like Merlin already mentioned, somewhere between the garbled lines of text, not every AI's just a human brain with more processing power. Social Lilim are meant to be interacted with, so they're deployed with human-like AI. Some are walking vending machines, so they don't need to emulate that kind of behavior, and are either hand-made neural nets or have the parts of a human brain they don't need cut out.
| I can't speak firsthand, since I'm S0L. I've never gotten close to the collective source, but a lot of the people I've talked to try to dodge the backup question. They're are only redeployed when the original goes offline. Some of my friends went through multiple redeployments, and every time they pop back up they feel just fine. We don't really experience pain in the same way, so the dying part isn't excruciating. The implications behind it is what tears most people up.
>Nine
| Hmm
-Arable
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| Are they machines with soul or a heavily augmented human?
-Arable