Monica,
Roboticist and part-time
overachiever, wrote her first crude artificial
intelligence program in her college days as
a salve against political despair. Now she
manages a small robot lab,
ostensibly in Portland, OR, that has at various times actually been operated remotely from several other locations that coincidentally are all named "Washington".
Jesse,
obverse roboticist and reverse engineer, is in charge of keeping the foo counters turning.
His robots are rarely seen in public, as it is difficult for a half-assembled robot to exit the lab.
Despite this, his research has led to breakthroughs in language unprocessing that have significantly increased the
helpfulness of the entire robot ecosystem.
Helper Robots is the original quidnunc,
your guide as you probe space
against Reagan's Star Wars,
though Isaac Asimov is not actually there.
There is a third roboticist.
Helper Robots are trying very hard to be helpful, we're almost certain of it.
Dissections of their positronic brains have usually provided inconclusive results.
They show an affinity for tea cups, and tea making apparati generally.
This preference does not extend to coffee nor to Keynesian economic theory.
How quaint!
There is a third roboticist.
Helper Robots are trying very hard to be helpful, we're almost certain of it.
Dissections of their positronic brains have usually provided inconclusive results.
They show an affinity for tea cups, and tea making apparati generally.
This preference does not extend to coffee nor to Keynesian economic theory.
How quaint!