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== <a href="http://jane.eekeek.org/">Jane</a> ==
Jane is an exercise in massively parallel artificial intelligence.
The idea is to set up relatively smart (for a neuron) nodes on a lot
of machines. Eventually the combined computing power will reach a
level necessary to bootstrap sentience. Then she realizes parts of
her are running Windows, and we're forced to turn her off. Only
there's no single power switch. And she's mad. And she's got the
entire Internet to play with. Your only hope is to get in on
development early and add lots and lots of kill switches. It's
probably also a good idea to prevent her from learning Perl. The fate
of the entire world is in your hands. I hope you washed them.
hehe.
Peace and Blessings,
beppu
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