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** Space between VI and AI is vague and ill-defined, often requiring extended research and interaction to distinguish between highly advanced VI and newborn AI (DS9 Novel: ''The Long Mirage'') | ** Space between VI and AI is vague and ill-defined, often requiring extended research and interaction to distinguish between highly advanced VI and newborn AI (DS9 Novel: ''The Long Mirage'') | ||
* [[Federation]] research into AI generally restricted for similar justifications as for [[genetic engineering]] bans | * [[Federation]] research into AI generally restricted for similar justifications as for [[genetic engineering]] bans | ||
** Long-standing discomfort originating from artificially intelligent agents during [[World War | ** Long-standing discomfort originating from artificially intelligent agents during [[World War III]] (ENT Novel: ''Live by the Code'') | ||
** General distaste at creating intelligent beings purely for the sake of creating them | ** General distaste at creating intelligent beings purely for the sake of creating them | ||
* Various negative interactions with foreign and malign artificial intelligences throughout 22nd and 23rd century solidified this perception, only waning during the mid-24th century (TNG Novel: ''Immortal Coil'') | * Various negative interactions with foreign and malign artificial intelligences throughout 22nd and 23rd century solidified this perception, only waning during the mid-24th century (TNG Novel: ''Immortal Coil'') | ||
Revision as of 05:52, 9 March 2019
- Legitimate intelligence and sentience on an artificially-produced, usually computational substrate
- As distinguished from virtual intelligence
- Space between VI and AI is vague and ill-defined, often requiring extended research and interaction to distinguish between highly advanced VI and newborn AI (DS9 Novel: The Long Mirage)
- Federation research into AI generally restricted for similar justifications as for genetic engineering bans
- Long-standing discomfort originating from artificially intelligent agents during World War III (ENT Novel: Live by the Code)
- General distaste at creating intelligent beings purely for the sake of creating them
- Various negative interactions with foreign and malign artificial intelligences throughout 22nd and 23rd century solidified this perception, only waning during the mid-24th century (TNG Novel: Immortal Coil)