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[[ | [[File:HINF SPDR.PNG|thumb|300px|SPDR as part of the [[MJOLNIR GEN3 BIOS]].]] | ||
The '''System Peril Distributed Reflex''' (or '''SPDR''', pronounced "spider") is an automated program placed in [[United Nations Space Command]] [[artificial intelligence]]s to assist the AI in repair when it becomes too damaged to function properly on its own. | |||
The '''System Peril Distributed Reflex''' (or '''SPDR''', pronounced "spider") is an automated program placed in [[ | |||
== | ==Usage== | ||
===2004 anomaly=== | |||
{{main|I Love Bees Synopsis}} | {{main|I Love Bees Synopsis}} | ||
When a temporal rip caused [[Melissa (AI)|Melissa]] to crash into the ''ilovebees'' server in [[2004]], her SPDR repaired her greatly and fought to remove the threat of the [[Seeker (AI)|Seeker]], a malicious [[Covenant]] AI, eventually succeeding. Before it did, however, the Seeker absorbed the SPDR's language and impersonated it. | When a temporal rip caused [[Melissa (AI)|Melissa]] to crash into the ''ilovebees'' server in [[2004]], her SPDR repaired her greatly and fought to remove the threat of the [[Seeker (AI)|Seeker]], a malicious [[Covenant]] AI, eventually succeeding. Before it did, however, the Seeker absorbed the SPDR's language and impersonated it. | ||
Melissa was too damaged to tell the difference and temporarily disabled the real SPDR, allowing the Seeker to corrupt her. When the rip closed and sent her back home, the Seeker and the SPDR were left alone in the ''ilovebees'' server. The SPDR killed the Seeker and prepared the server to keep it functional for 500 years until October 9, 2552, at 06:07:00, until it could send itself and the information it had gathered to UNSC forces. | Melissa was too damaged to tell the difference and temporarily disabled the real SPDR, allowing the Seeker to corrupt her. When the rip closed and sent her back home, the Seeker and the SPDR were left alone in the ''ilovebees'' server. The SPDR killed the Seeker and prepared the server to keep it functional for 500 years until October 9, 2552, at 06:07:00, until it could send itself and the information it had gathered to UNSC forces. | ||
===Protect files=== | |||
Around January 6, [[2554]], half a dozen of SPDR and [[MOIRAI]] threads were set up by interested parties of a lot of files.<ref>''[[Halo Legendary Crate]]'', [[Halo Legendary Crate/Data Drops|Data Drop #2]]</ref> | |||
===AI counterintrusion=== | |||
By [[2559#September|September 2559]], SPDR was implemented as part of the [[MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor (GEN3)]] internal software package used by [[John-117]], and was seemingly utilized as part of counterintrusion measures by hostile AIs such as those of the [[Created]].<ref>[[Discover Hope]]</ref><ref name="BSI">''Halo Infinite'', [[Step Inside]]</ref> | |||
==The Widow== | ==The Widow== | ||
A fragment of Melissa called | A fragment of Melissa called [[The Sleeping Princess]] communicated the SPDR's (whom she called the Widow) story through corrupted image files that were taken and pieced together to create the narrative of [[The Widow's Journey]]. | ||
==Gallery== | |||
<gallery> | |||
File:SPDR.jpg|thumb|300px|A warning the SPDR put up on ''ilovebees''. | |||
File:Seeker's Death.png|thumb|300px|The SPDR's last message. It kills the Seeker, and waits 500 years. | |||
</gallery> | |||
==List of appearances== | ==List of appearances== | ||
*''[[i love bees]]'' {{1st}} | *''[[i love bees]]'' {{1st}} | ||
*''[[Halo: Outpost Discovery]]'' {{Mo}} | |||
*''[[Halo Infinite]]'' | |||
==Sources== | |||
{{Ref/Sources}} | |||
[[Category:Artificial intelligence]] | [[Category:Artificial intelligence]] | ||
Latest revision as of 04:27, March 28, 2024
The System Peril Distributed Reflex (or SPDR, pronounced "spider") is an automated program placed in United Nations Space Command artificial intelligences to assist the AI in repair when it becomes too damaged to function properly on its own.
Usage[edit]
2004 anomaly[edit]
- Main article: I Love Bees Synopsis
When a temporal rip caused Melissa to crash into the ilovebees server in 2004, her SPDR repaired her greatly and fought to remove the threat of the Seeker, a malicious Covenant AI, eventually succeeding. Before it did, however, the Seeker absorbed the SPDR's language and impersonated it.
Melissa was too damaged to tell the difference and temporarily disabled the real SPDR, allowing the Seeker to corrupt her. When the rip closed and sent her back home, the Seeker and the SPDR were left alone in the ilovebees server. The SPDR killed the Seeker and prepared the server to keep it functional for 500 years until October 9, 2552, at 06:07:00, until it could send itself and the information it had gathered to UNSC forces.
Protect files[edit]
Around January 6, 2554, half a dozen of SPDR and MOIRAI threads were set up by interested parties of a lot of files.[1]
AI counterintrusion[edit]
By September 2559, SPDR was implemented as part of the MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor (GEN3) internal software package used by John-117, and was seemingly utilized as part of counterintrusion measures by hostile AIs such as those of the Created.[2][3]
The Widow[edit]
A fragment of Melissa called The Sleeping Princess communicated the SPDR's (whom she called the Widow) story through corrupted image files that were taken and pieced together to create the narrative of The Widow's Journey.
Gallery[edit]
A warning the SPDR put up on ilovebees.
The SPDR's last message. It kills the Seeker, and waits 500 years.
List of appearances[edit]
- i love bees (First appearance)
- Halo: Outpost Discovery (Mentioned only)
- Halo Infinite
Sources[edit]
- ^ Halo Legendary Crate, Data Drop #2
- ^ Discover Hope
- ^ Halo Infinite, Step Inside
