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** 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'') | ||
==History== | |||
* 2330s: The first successful positronic android, [[B-4]], is developed by Doctor [[Noonien Soong]]. Later models [[Lore]] and [[Data]] are also developed over the coming years. (TNG: "Datalore"; ''Star Trek: Nemesis'') | |||
* 2340s: Artificial intelligence designed for interstellar observation and organization within the [[Cardassian Union]] begins development, led by [[Cren Veruda]], leading Cardassian expert on the topic. (DS9 Novel: ''Mission Gamma: Lesser Evil'') | |||
** Progress interrupted 2347 following Veruda's defection to the [[Federation]], but AI completed 2349 (DS9 Novel: ''Mission Gamma: Lesser Evil'') | |||
** Disabled by counteragent developed by Veruda that same year (DS9 Novel: ''Mission Gamma: Lesser Evil'') | |||
** Surviving portion reactivated at [[Uridi'si]] 2369, attempted to merge/dominate [[Borg Collective]] (DS9 Novel: ''Mission Gamma: Lesser Evil'') | |||
* February 2366: Artificially intelligent nanite swarm inadvertantly evolves as a result of enhancements implemented by [[Wesley Crusher]] (TNG: "Evolution") | |||
* c.2373: The [[Doctor]], the [[EMH]] of the [[USS Voyager (NCC-74656)|USS Voyager]], transitions from [[VI]] to AI as a result of exposure to stimuli beyond the original scope of the program, including intensive social and interpersonal interactions and self-exploration. (VOY) | |||
[[Category:Computers]] | [[Category:Computers]] | ||
[[Category:Robotics]] | [[Category:Robotics]] | ||
[[Category:Artificial Intelligences|#]] | [[Category:Artificial Intelligences|#]] | ||
Revision as of 06:51, 17 May 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)
History
- 2330s: The first successful positronic android, B-4, is developed by Doctor Noonien Soong. Later models Lore and Data are also developed over the coming years. (TNG: "Datalore"; Star Trek: Nemesis)
- 2340s: Artificial intelligence designed for interstellar observation and organization within the Cardassian Union begins development, led by Cren Veruda, leading Cardassian expert on the topic. (DS9 Novel: Mission Gamma: Lesser Evil)
- Progress interrupted 2347 following Veruda's defection to the Federation, but AI completed 2349 (DS9 Novel: Mission Gamma: Lesser Evil)
- Disabled by counteragent developed by Veruda that same year (DS9 Novel: Mission Gamma: Lesser Evil)
- Surviving portion reactivated at Uridi'si 2369, attempted to merge/dominate Borg Collective (DS9 Novel: Mission Gamma: Lesser Evil)
- February 2366: Artificially intelligent nanite swarm inadvertantly evolves as a result of enhancements implemented by Wesley Crusher (TNG: "Evolution")
- c.2373: The Doctor, the EMH of the USS Voyager, transitions from VI to AI as a result of exposure to stimuli beyond the original scope of the program, including intensive social and interpersonal interactions and self-exploration. (VOY)