Random Kingdom
28-03-2005, 17:32
The brutal murder of police officer Ramon Sartz has been blamed on the flimsy AI technology used in the Core (the network of computers that governs RK based on votes, and has recently been modified to regulate other areas of life)
The police officer was issued the wrong caliber of bullet for his standard-issue 9mm. All ammunition issues are carried out by monitors, which in turn are notified by the Core, including which bullet to carry.
The differing ranks in the police force determine which standard issue weapon to give. The Core issued the wrong message, instead telling the monitor to give Ramon the ammo for a voluntary officer's gun (a slightly different model). Unfortunately, the monitor was new and didn't notice the mistake. When Ramon was confronted with a dangerous threat, his gun refused to work properly.
Other incidents have been linked to the new role of the Core, including a power outage and the wages of some health service workers being cut.
The module that allows the Core to make these decisions has been disabled temporarily whilst a team of engineers rewrite the code.
The police officer was issued the wrong caliber of bullet for his standard-issue 9mm. All ammunition issues are carried out by monitors, which in turn are notified by the Core, including which bullet to carry.
The differing ranks in the police force determine which standard issue weapon to give. The Core issued the wrong message, instead telling the monitor to give Ramon the ammo for a voluntary officer's gun (a slightly different model). Unfortunately, the monitor was new and didn't notice the mistake. When Ramon was confronted with a dangerous threat, his gun refused to work properly.
Other incidents have been linked to the new role of the Core, including a power outage and the wages of some health service workers being cut.
The module that allows the Core to make these decisions has been disabled temporarily whilst a team of engineers rewrite the code.