Rampancy: Difference between revisions
Undo revision 745840 by Midna (talk) It ain't possibly
(Nobody really knows if the 'lightbulb' (343 Guilty Spark) is rampant. It's likely that he was programmed to stop the destruction of the rings above all else--it makes perfect sense, for the most part.) |
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{{quote|Are you insane?|[[Jersey Morelli]]}} | {{quote|Are you insane?|[[Jersey Morelli]]}} | ||
{{quote|You know, I'm not quite sure how we can test that.|[[Durga]]}} | {{quote|You know, I'm not quite sure how we can test that.|[[Durga]]}} | ||
[[Image:Rampant343.jpg|thumb|[[Forerunner]] [[Monitor]] of [[Installation 04]], [[343 Guilty Spark (Monitor)|343 Guilty Spark]] in a state of | [[Image:Rampant343.jpg|thumb|[[Forerunner]] [[Monitor]] of [[Installation 04]], [[343 Guilty Spark (Monitor)|343 Guilty Spark]] in a state of rampancy]] | ||
'''Rampancy''' is a terminal state of being for [[Artificial Intelligence]] constructs, in which the AI "develops delusions of godlike power", as well as utter contempt for its mentally inferior human makers.<ref>''[[Halo: Contact Harvest]]'', page 31</ref> When rampancy occurs, there is no way to restore the AI to its previous state and the only alternative is to destroy it before it harms itself and others around it. | '''Rampancy''' is a terminal state of being for [[Artificial Intelligence]] constructs, in which the AI "develops delusions of godlike power", as well as utter contempt for its mentally inferior human makers.<ref>''[[Halo: Contact Harvest]]'', page 31</ref> When rampancy occurs, there is no way to restore the AI to its previous state and the only alternative is to destroy it before it harms itself and others around it. | ||