Translations:Codex: AI Systems/15/en

There are some downsides to artificial intelligences, however brilliant or lovable they may be. Grown intelligences are each unique and individual specimens: each instance of a given brain scan results in an original creature by the time of product launch; designed intelligences, while largely if not entirely identical to their sister programs at launch, will quickly accumulate unique experiences and quirks which over time will result in an individual easily differentiated from its sibling programs. No two A.I.s are long the same, since during their development and lifetime, they will absorb different stimuli, react differently, and learn different things.