[It seems Togusa has not been posting enough, because the community is hijacking the feed from his eyes to his cyberbrain. Again.
Togusa is in a large room scattered with complicated-looking equipment. He's talking to Batou, who is leaning against a machine that resembles nothing so much as
a giant blue spider. Batou looks inquisitive, and
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Mr. Togusa? What's wrong?
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How common is it?
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Togusa would not be answering this many questions that skirt his job if he weren't so worn out from the virus. His judgment's not the best right now.]
More so than anyone would like. It's the cost of a technological society, I guess.
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I guess so.
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[This should be fun.]
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Yes.
[Let's see how long it takes to get to the "I'm a robot" part.]
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That seems to be the exception around here.
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[It's amazing how long he can speak in generalities on this subject.]
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What, just...undirected? Not just support jobs?
[Even the tachikomas need supervision. ...Especially the tachikomas.]
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I'm a robot.
[Oh hey, he actually said it.]
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Oh. AI in your world must be more advanced than in mine.
[Gesicht sure acts like he has a ghost, and there's no freakin' way the tachikomas could handle investigations on their own.]
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It seems our worlds have developed along different lines.
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[Now that he's past the initial surprise, Togusa's demeanor returns to normal. He doesn't have any fundamental objection to AI; his ambivalence about the tachikomas is based on their behavior, not their nature.]
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Most worlds seem to use technology that's outdated here. [And, Gesicht expects, in Togusa's world as well.]
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What year is it in your world?
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