Roid - Vol. 2 Ch. 7

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So the initial abduction's goal was to kidnap her and copy her consciousness, which apparently succeeded. Their ultimate goal I'm guessing is robot freedom or something like that.

One thing is realistic about this series' technology, and that is the idea that a successful AI is a black box. A successful AI, developed via continuous evolution from a basic state, will likely look like an absolute unmanageable mess from a raw code perspective, and two separate AIs could be so different as to be indistinguishable.
 
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@Waterdai Really looks like Kazumiya (which explains the "send my regards to Kazumiya-san" from Meg). Seems to be a spot on for mmosimca.
 
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THis manga is going places. PKD would approve.
Also now Does Anna-chan dream of electic sheeps?
 
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only 10 chapters? this feels like it could easily work for a long term series
 
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Aaaaa! I'm gonna die (metaphorically) not knowing what's going to happen next. Meg is such a villainous villain, the anxiety is real.
 
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Thanks for the chapter! Definitely interested to see where the story goes.
@derpdederp That's what I thought too, but only because they look vaguely similar.
 
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I think it looks like the police woman who called herself big sis and saved Yui before the story started. You can see her on second color page.
 
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Prez's hair is a lot shorter and I think the policewoman from the beginning would be older looking than that as it must have been a few years.

Detective and Prez indeed though. :thinking:

EDIT: Saying that, the hair is very similar to the policewoman's hair in chapter 1.
 
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That honestly sounds like the worst self-service mechanism ever. Wouldn't it be better if the program notified the staff and shut itself down once it realized that there's about a 50/50 (or around that) difference in the code for the robots/androids, that would likely suggest something is wrong? Also, what would happen if there was a glitch in the self-service mechanism that could bung up the process, wouldn't that just send all of the systems on it into the fiery depths of terror hell? Idk, I'm not too smart about this stuff, but it just doesn't seem like a great schematic.
 

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