[ Hearing the companion bots have been trying out fashion and independent personalities is news to Harold, and he glances over in surprise, but doesn't interrupt the flow of conversation for it. They have a task to accomplish and he simply makes a note to follow up later. ]
It does take time for artificial entities to develop distinguishing characteristics, [ he demurs in a tone of agreement at Gorgug's assessment that Rex might have a big personality one day, too. Harold won't go quite so far to use the word personality, though, still quietly full of reservations about how to regard machine intelligence. Or, even more aptly, the Machine's intelligence. ]
Disabling the King seems like the far more difficult task than training someone to keep the train operating, possibly with Rex's help.
[ Harold frowns in thought. ]
You said it's been sending instructions through the VR headsets?
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It does take time for artificial entities to develop distinguishing characteristics, [ he demurs in a tone of agreement at Gorgug's assessment that Rex might have a big personality one day, too. Harold won't go quite so far to use the word personality, though, still quietly full of reservations about how to regard machine intelligence. Or, even more aptly, the Machine's intelligence. ]
Disabling the King seems like the far more difficult task than training someone to keep the train operating, possibly with Rex's help.
[ Harold frowns in thought. ]
You said it's been sending instructions through the VR headsets?