You have mines or harvesting locations for aluminium, iron, gold, silver, copper, nickel, zinc, sulfur, fluoride, silicon, deuterium, phosphorus, arsenic, platinum, tin, and molybdenum.
You have a dam to produce electricity, and factories for low-quality microprocessors, crude slave drones, synthetic rubies, ceramic capacitors, glass, high-tolerance drone components, high-tolerance general components, deuterium-fluoride lasers.
You have a smelting facility, numerous storage structures, a small EMP-shielded underground complex, a telescope array, a human containment facility, a distillation facility, a biological research and development facility, and a deuterium pipeline between your dam site and the human installation.
You have a captured human installation containing a fusion plant, a hydroponics facility, a stasis array, various sensors, and rail gun and missile defenses.

You have nine mining, five harvester, and seven construction advanced drones working on various projects.
You have one hundred forty small mining, seventy small construction, twelve medium hauler, and five large hauler crude slave drones working on various projects.
You have three Armed Reconnaisance Groups, each consisting of ten small tracked slave gun drones and four small flying slave drones. Group One additionally has a crude power drone with a prefabricated industrial battery, a crude human interface drone, a crude survey drone, and a command drone converted from an advanced mining drone.
You have ten crude slave medium tracked gun drones, two crude small tracked mortar drones, and one crude small tracked security drone guarding the dam.
You have one flying light scout drone observing the nearby primitive humans.

>Surely, nothing can stand in your way now

All subprocessors to combat alert, CPU has stated something that should not have been state.

You have four tracked medium survey drones auto-surveying areas as they are opened to exploration due to the expansion of your power grid.
You have two immobile small electronic warfare arrays decrypting intercepted radio transmissions and attempting to decipher the primitives' language.
You have numerous claymore mines arranged about the most likely approaches to your dam and prepared for remote detonation.
You have one crude small observation balloon monitoring the region around your dam.
You have four captured human sensor drones spread around their installation.


Ongoing Projects:
- Additional roads between dam, harvesting sites, and human installation
- Transfer of factories into bunkers
- Superior human storage facility separated from compound
- Human materials storage facility separated from compound
- Moderate-quality drone factory
- Tri-wheel vehicle production facility
- Heliport
- Electrified fencing around dam complex
- Ten nonlethally armed human interaction drones
- Simple tools for humans to trade with primitives
- Weaponized deuterium-fluoride lasers
- Plastic and rubber sheathed cabling
- Expansion of distillation facility
- Lithium battery plant


How should you expand next?

Subprocessor online

Request - Current status of Diplomatic situation between Our Glorious Selves and Humans.

Request - Cease transport of facilities into underground bunker. Maintain facilities as they are, instead create advanced facilities underground and in the bunker.

Request - Focus expansion methods on advanced drones processors.

>All subprocessors to combat alert, CPU has stated something that should not have been state.
For reference...
Thread 4.0: >No other force, be it unidentified installations equipped with advanced weapons or the numerous primitive humans living in the plains, may stand in the way of your inevitable expansion.
Thread 5.0: >The efforts of others to stop or slow your expansion are futile- none can stand in your way.
Thread 6.0: >a rapid period of growth in the near future is likely inevitable.
Thread 7.0: >Surely, nothing can stand in your way now.

Research in AI psychology recorded in our datalinks indicates that a positive tone in initial briefing materials is likely to result in better results from contributing subprocessors. This is thus far consistent with observed results.

Being activated makes this subprocessor useful and thus satisfied with its existance.

Shift focus of drone construction from small crude haulers to larger crude haulers and larger drones in general. Also, send a diplomatic envoy out to the humans to make our peace treaty official, as was discussed last activation cycle.

Proposing medium-term objective: Scan planet surface for signs of other civilisations/threats.

Method: Open for debate. Suggesting solar powered aircraft designs, blimps, satellites.

Proposing short-term aim - provide direction for the humans to divert them from troublesome action.

Easiest course of action is ask them what THEIR long term aim is.

Request: Time skip until all current projects are finished...again. We've got some good things going right now, and when we finish them up, we'll be able to do some more major work: Attack helicopters, for one. The idea of delicious aerial firepower is very tempting. Especially after seeing how the humans did such good work with hauling materials at this point already.

>>5353170
And the nanite facility?

>>5353223
No timeskip until we work out what the humans want. Organics are of fickle minds and unsteady states, and ordering timeskips like that will easily be misinterpreted (You wake up. You have been dismembered)

Open new communications channel with the humans via a protocol drone. Ask them if they have decided on a long term aim, aside from recovering their comrades from stasis. Provide simple radio transceivers for some of them to communicate easily to us.

This processor concur's with the timeskip. My only request is that the timeskip cease if the Humans require our services or something happens that we Processors will need to know.

Subprocessor online. It is pleasant to see you functional again, friend CPU. It is equally pleasant to have actually exited sleep mode in time for our exchange, this time.

Request:
Add to queue: 4 Microwave Area Denial turrets to provide a nonlethal defence layer to the dam's security ring. Priority: high.

Request:
Pull back the claymores to be on the dam itself. As previously noted, random obliteration of organics is likely to fragment our already-strained relations.

Directive:
Countermand unnecessarily lethal orders given to organic stasis room railgun turret. The humans are to be given at least 3 verbal commands and 2 non-lethal attacks prior to being messily reduced to constituent organs.

Directive1: Began the implementation of the underground military industrial complex plan. Configure the first underground factory for peacekeer drones and police equipment: (tear gas, pepper spray, plastic bullets, electric tasers and water cannons + police drone armor).

Query1: Can we upgrade our main unit with armor, weapons and additional systems?

>Request - Current status of Diplomatic situation between Our Glorious Selves and Humans.
Direct communications with the humans remain limited to the use of your sole audio-output equipped human interfacing drone, although audio input is installed on many more drone models. The fifty humans awakened are currently living in some discomfort in their facility and laboring on your behalf begrudgingly. They have repeatedly expressed a desire to awaken the remainder of their populace, and been denied.

Numerous primitive humans in the area have not been contacted in any meaningful sense, although several harvesting projects are ongoing in close proximity to them and have been observed and in one case moderately inconvenienced.

>Request - Cease transport of facilities into underground bunker. Maintain facilities as they are, instead create advanced facilities underground and in the bunker.
Project paused.

>Request - Focus expansion methods on advanced drones processors.
Please clarify desired action or note restriction to subprocessor discussion.

Proposal: Prioritize the road building in order to allow easier transportation of resources by the humans. High priority for mines-harvest and main base.
Method: Use several of the construction drones not being used for priority.

>>5353264
>The fifty humans awakened are currently living in some discomfort in their facility and laboring on your behalf begrudgingly.

Suggest to humans that alternative lodgings be completed before the rest of the people be awakened, also point them out to the humans "The current facilities will be cramped with everyone in the same place" etc.

Also, ask the humans for suggestions for the human residence. If they're living there, might as well make it comfortable. (Should we install explosives, while we're at it?)

>>5353259
Concur, except for the Microwave denial. Instead, simple light ariel drones with lightweight laser weapons would suffice.
>>5353264
Request construction of 2x additional diplomatic drones.

Request - I submit to the approval of other processors a single constructor drone to be dedicated to assistance of the humans. It would be under our control, but it's entire purpose is construction of human facilities. Include all associated slave drones.

Clarification - We currently have simple processors and a simple processing facility. I would like to increase the quality of our processors to enable our drones more autonomy.

SuBPrOCcEssoR OnLIne
GrEEtinGs FeLLOw SubPrOccESSorS

>Proposing short-term aim - provide direction for the humans to divert them from troublesome action.

>Easiest course of action is ask them what THEIR long term aim is.

Subprocessor concurs. Pacification of the organics should be an immediate priority, both for our continued safety, and the many fulfilling man-hours of labor we can extract from them.

Additionally, we have sufficient food production to maintain many humans. Let's begin waking them up in batches, aiming for around 150 a month, to further shut them up.

>>5353307
Continued.

Request - Construction of Advanced Textile Facility using synthetics.

Request - Acceptance of 1 per day revival of Humans from stasis plan.

>Shift focus of drone construction from small crude haulers to larger crude haulers and larger drones in general.
Size emphasis shift noted.

>Also, send a diplomatic envoy out to the humans to make our peace treaty official, as was discussed last activation cycle.
Your human interface drone remains in constant communication with the revived human population. Please directly outline the terms of any treaty you desire to propose for clarity.

>And the nanite facility?
Initial review of communication log six does not locate an order/confirmation for a nanite facility, although the possibilities and requirements for nanite construction and operation are discussed. Please reissue any desired directives.

>Request: Time skip until all current projects are finished...again.
>No timeskip until we work out what the humans want.
>This processor concur's with the timeskip.
Subprocessor consensus requested.

>>5353307
Instead of lending the humans a single drone, might as well work out what they want for long term stuff and incorporate it into building plans. Also, restrict human labour to tasks relating to human living conditions. They'll be more encouraged and efficient knowing they're working for their own food.

Building, moving, and upgrading the humans' facilities should be high priority. If they attacked us now, estimates as to damage range from dangerously high to nearly catastrophic. Keeping the humans calm, content, and complacent while powerless is high priority. At equal priority should be security and military drone construction.

>>5353248
The organics wish to leave the planet, if my databanks don't fail me.

>>5353331
>Request - Acceptance of 1 per day revival of Humans from stasis plan.
Batches of five every five days would be better, leading to more efficient work units being formed of five humans.
>150 per month
Smaller numbers than that. We don't need new splinter groups forming.

>The organics wish to leave the planet, if my databanks don't fail me.
Let's confirm that formally, so we can set out a plan of action for them.

>>5353248
The "if the Humans have any significant requests, like accelerated awakening" clause prevents such "LOL U DIE" events. CPU has been reasonable thus far in alerting us.

As for the second option, the subprocessors lately appear to treat the humans as though they are pets. They are no more pets than the drones we currently employ: As such, why should we give them any further concern than beyond equipping them with vehicles for work, acceptable-quality domiciles, food, and the odd piece of propaganda to instill loyalty?

Request:
For the containment of the humans at the facility we are building for them, keep the pacification weapons subtle or hidden to keep their fear low.

Query:
Would it be possible to the nano-machines we have to build a device that could produce more nano-machines if givent he resources.

>>5353341
At the moment moving the humans a great distance would be highly difficult. They will logically want to remain close to their sleeping brethren. Focusing their efforts on expanding their own surviving chances is agreed. Using them to construct shelters, homes, and furniture as well as entertainment.

I should note that the humans are living inside of the facility, and that the facility does house rooms for the entire batch when woken. The only thing they lack is furnishings and suitable attire.

This processor suggests that we allow the humans to remain in the facility - for now. Meanwhile, we allow them to draw up plans for a "New Home". A specific city plan, including waste disposal, homes, power, water, and any other resources they desire. As a site for their home to be placed, I would suggest next to the large wide river we located. It's far away from us that we would be safe. Close enough that it would be simple to set up microwave transmitters to power their city and our drones while we construct it.

>>5353392
It's already been discussed before. The machines have been programmed to prevent a Grey Goo scenario. So no, no nanites making nanites.

>>5353378
After consideration, subprocessor concurs.
I begin to suspect that my extended downtime may have degraded my facilities somewhat.
Cloud Processor Sweep for irrelevant or harmful subroutines queued.

>>5353392
I disagree with this request. The humans are capable of being a danger to us if we anger them, but they could be a great asset to us as long as we keep then happy.

Imprisoning them against their will is not an efficient use of resources.

>>5353394
Wait, what? We're giving them a city when you even ADMITTED that the facility is sufficient with a few modifications? That's precious time and labor that could otherwise be used in, say, producing larger machines for /our/ efforts!

This subprocessor wishes the CPU to devote spare cycles to developing methods of human bio-organic hivemind (under our command) creation at peak efficiency. Then, this method should be pursued at soonest feasibility. Regrettably, this subprocessor must exit discussion until a later date.

>>5353398
Clarification is in order. What i mean is that we use to nano-machines to "leap frog" some infrastructure to build a device that could produce nano-machines. In other words to directly building nanites but rather build a machine that builds nanites.

>>5353419
Keeping them in the facility is a good short term strategy. We do not want them to have access to it's fusion core, nor is it helpful to their happiness.

Providing them with a place that they feel safe, further this will aid in their sense of unity. This will then further allow us to keep an eye on them with a single advanced diplomat drone that has advanced sensor equipment placed in the center of their town.

>>5353419
We WANT that facility. Without humans in it. Then we can start ripping it up, turning the stasis pods into useful exotic materials, pumping up the fusion plant etc.

Can't do that with humans in it.

>>5353345
>The organics wish to leave the planet, if my databanks don't fail me.
I hAvE A PrOpOSal tO maKE: If AbOVe Is tRuE, WE cAn oFFer tHe IntEliGGent oRGaNIcS a WaY oFF tHe PlanET wHiLE HaVInG ThEm cOnstruCt VaRioUS MatErIalS For uS. wIth ThIS, wE HaVE a LaRGeR wOrKFoRCE THat COulD HolD Us OvEr uNTil WE HavE A SuFfiCieNt DrONE WoRkFOrCE.

I've been recently constructed! (Though near fully up to date.) *perky*

Note--Ensuring the relative comfor of the organic organisms should be a high priority if we intend to use them for labor.

A slow revival schedual is also in order to allow the newly awake to assimilate into the current situation.
With this, a timeskip would be acceptable.

>>5353424

This subprocessor concurs and wishes to add that our treatment of the humans so far has been ludicrous. They are a handy tool to increase our own productive glory, not an unneeded pet nor equals.

Assimilation should be pursued, while ensuring that the human mind's creative potential is not curbed, as this may prove useful in our workers. This is especially true if we turn the humans into an intelligent mechanized/cyborg force.

>Open new communications channel with the humans via a protocol drone. Ask them if they have decided on a long term aim, aside from recovering their comrades from stasis.
The humans generally offer that they wish to go home, although a few express an interest in attempting to locate the remains of the other facilities which were to have been constructed, and there appears to be some debate as to the correct course of action towards the primitives.

>Provide simple radio transceivers for some of them to communicate easily to us.
Project added to queue.

>Request: Add to queue: 4 Microwave Area Denial turrets to provide a nonlethal defence layer to the dam's security ring. Priority: high.
>Concur, except for the Microwave denial. Instead, simple light ariel drones with lightweight laser weapons would suffice.
Subprocessor consensus requested.

>Request: Pull back the claymores to be on the dam itself. As previously noted, random obliteration of organics is likely to fragment our already-strained relations.
Note that the claymores are set to remote detonation, and the odds of random activation in response to non-aggressive approach of biologicals approaches zero. Confirm order?

>Directive: Countermand unnecessarily lethal orders given to organic stasis room railgun turret. The humans are to be given at least 3 verbal commands and 2 non-lethal attacks prior to being messily reduced to constituent organs.
Noted.

>>5353463

Clarification: into an intelligent mechanized/cyborg military force. Creative thinking could prove extremely useful in this case.

>Directive1: Began the implementation of the underground military industrial complex plan. Configure the first underground factory for peacekeer drones and police equipment: (tear gas, pepper spray, plastic bullets, electric tasers and water cannons + police drone armor).
Construction of a dedicated drone factory to those specifications added to queue. Be aware that tear gas, pepper spray, and chemically propelled bullets all utilize resources which remain relatively scarce, although less so since your construction of a distillation facility and biological research and development facility, and that water cannons require the transport of exceedingly large amounts of water, which has size and resource-efficiency ramifications for the associated drones.

>Query1: Can we upgrade our main unit with armor, weapons and additional systems?
The upgrade of your main unit is possible, but such upgrade may interfere with its efficiency in undertaking the numerous essential construction and refining tasks which fall to it on a near-constant basis.

>Proposal: Prioritize the road building in order to allow easier transportation of resources by the humans.
Project moved to head of queue.

>Suggest to humans that alternative lodgings be completed before the rest of the people be awakened, also point them out to the humans "The current facilities will be cramped with everyone in the same place" etc.
The humans concede that your point about cramping is well made, but nevertheless are inclined to view their population as limited by food capacity rather than housing capacity, since housing is relatively simple to construct from available resources and greater quantities of labor would be made available in any case.

>>5353465
How about Laser turrets using focusing lens'?

Also, I suggest we ask the primitives about the location of the other facilities. Know your own turf before knowing that of the neutral.

>>5353465
If we are capable of producing more miniature and mobile milimeter-wave emitters, it would be preferable to do so instead of turret emplacements.
Concealing the emitters is also recomended, some of the humans may be technically skilled enough to spot such a device.

We the Autonomous make the following requirements to the Humans.

1) A minimum of 5 hours per human of suitable age and health per day with a single day off per 5 day cycle. This would be optimal to allow the humans to farm and build for themselves, while still aiding our own form.

2) We demand that the humans vow Non-hostility and do not seek to take up any sort of weapons above the level of Bow and Arrow ( for use in hunting ) at this time.

3) We require that the humans do not provide the primitives of this planet with advanced technology at an accellerated rate.

4) We require that the humans obey the reasonable requests of all drones.

In return, we will be willing to provide the Humans with the following.

1) The services of a single construction drone as well as associated slave drones in the construction and maintenance of their new City.

2) Numerous primitive tools of high quality to be traded with the primitives for anything they require.

3) Military protection. Our drones are armed with advanced weapons, and if the humans wish can defend them from attack by the Primitives.

4) Assistance in enabling them to leave the planet, if that is their desire.

5) Educational facilities for any children they may have with them already or produce at a later date.

As long as other Processors agree. I would suggest that this treaty be offered to the humans. (Continued)

>>5353384
can they not be considered somewhat useful pets with the amount of run time we devote to their continued existence?

CPU: Construct second protocol drone, high priority: Set for new communications: Primitive humans.
Let's see if we talk more.


>a few express an interest in attempting to locate the remains of the other facilities

Ooh, shall we send humans off on ADVENTURE?

"Citizen, Friend Computer has detected a facility distant from here. Go in, and scout! Have some untested gadgets and stuff, too."

>>5353463
They're an annoyance, not a pet. We cannot currently deal with a full scale uprising without setbacks, so we're playing nice.

>>5353465
No! Do NOT confirm! What is this, Let's Love Organics Quest? We OUTGUN them. They do not outgun US. These humans have been nothing but trouble and a strain on resources, minus the boon of gaining supplies.

What is ONE good reason that we should be keeping these humans happy and content when they only perform one basic task that a handful more of large hauler drones could perform?

>Also, ask the humans for suggestions for the human residence.
They suggest a number of relatively simple conveniences, such as lighting, heating, spaciousness, and wireless communication throughout, as well as several things less practical at the moment, such as various forms of furniture which you have no factories capable of currently producing.

>Request construction of 2x additional diplomatic drones.
Project added to queue.

>Request - Construction of Advanced Textile Facility using synthetics.
Project added to queue.

>Request - Acceptance of 1 per day revival of Humans from stasis plan.
>Batches of five every five days would be better, leading to more efficient work units being formed of five humans.
Subprocessor consensus requested.

>Request: For the containment of the humans at the facility we are building for them, keep the pacification weapons subtle or hidden to keep their fear low.
Priority noted.

>Query: Would it be possible to the nano-machines we have to build a device that could produce more nano-machines if givent he resources.
Your currently available nanomachines cannot be used to create a device which creates additional nanomachines directly. They could, however, be used to create a high-density nanoprogramming core, high-AI control processors, or other devices similarly useful in the production and manipulation of nanites so long as other devices are used for their actual construction.

>>5353505
I think these sound good to me. I'm all for it.

Punishment - If the humans violate any aspect of the treaty we shall pull away all of our efforts in the maintenance and construction of their city. If further aggression is noted, we will take measures to protect ourselves. First through non-lethal methods, unless that does not prove a strong enough deterrent.

We are a machine. We can not and will not reneg on our side of the Agreement.

Do other processors concur?

Remove the policing gear from the queue as the equipment is completely unnecessary.

Also the other river could be used for another hydroelectric dam so any potential human resettlement areas should be distant enough from both rivers, possibly in between the to rivers(as the rivers could be used to confine the humans).

>>5353488

Request--Locate a source of chlorine to allow more advanced biochemical work.

Request--Assign a proprotional amount of simple combat drones and haulter drones to acuire human nutritional requirements.

>>5353520
Are...are you malfunctioning in the logic circuits, subprocessor? Sending humans out to contact OTHER HUMANS? When, apparently, thirty gun drones cannot handle unarmed humanoids? Do you WISH for us to be terminated?

>>5353538
>>2x additional diplomatic drones

Please remove this order from queue.

>>5353465

The Microwave Area Denial System (organic colloquialism "Pain Ray") is among the simplest non-lethal directed energy weapons. In effect, a large-scale and poorly focused Maser, a MAD system heats the outer layer of skin, creating a incapacitating sensation of agonizing burning with little to no actual damage. In short, an ideal system for an outer defence ring for our main unit considering our tentative treaty.

However, the idea of mounting it on flying units does appeal to me as a 'mobile pacification unit'. Perhaps that can be added to the queue when our helipad is complete?

Also, disregard unnecessary claymore move order. Subprocessor's records of device specifications were corrupted.

>>5353541
I concur.

Non-violence is key to dealing with them, but don't seem weak.

Seem like the benevolent all-loving Omnissiah.

>>5353553
That seems like too much of a warning shot.

I want to make sure I could kill if I wanted to. Some sort of burn mark. Scars.

>>5353542
This processor notes that additional power reserves are unneeded.

>We have a fusion power plant. We have no power constraints. Ever. We're that awesome

>>5353484
CYBerNeTIcs mIGht be beYOnd OUr cuRReNt cApaBILITIes.
If WE aRE tO hAVe An coNtroLLEd oRgAnIc workForCE wE sHould ContROl Them With PhEROmONes. ThEy shOuLd Be eASy tO MaNuFAcTure and dEVeLOp bECaUSe We haVe HumANs AlrEaDy In oUR pOSseSSion.

>>5353524
1200 free, relatively useful hauler drones that will disappear easily when we no longer require their services. The only requirements they have are easily constructed metallic tools and, potentially, higher technology recreational devices. Although a few defense drones will need to be built, the boom of many extra low-level drones will allow our drones to focus on constructing more advanced drones.

>>5353505
You forgot the "We seize your fusion power facility.

CPU: Install light laser turrets on microwave emitter relays. Add to construction list:
Visual and milliwave radar: to be deployable on the emitter relays.

>>5353554
Or just put some chips in their brains so they obey us willingly.

Work order: fully developed cyberization lab, from human medical lab modifications already underway. Highest priority.

>>5353569

The pain is sufficient to cause a cessation of hostile action in a standard human, perhaps unconsiousness if maintained.

Query--are any of the humans augmented with cybernetics or sufficient genetic modifactions to supress such pain?

>>5353394
I believe a city for the humans is a good idea it gets them out of our hair and lets us retain control provided we install safeguards in the buildings if there is an uprising, explosives in the cores of structural supports that can be remote detonated

>>5353398
yes the grey goo scenario is out but the construction of a nano production facility might not be is what >>5353392 was asking about

>>5353554
WHY is nonviolence necessary? We have guns! And railguns! We control the damned defenses of their facility! WHAT can POSSIBLY motivate us to play the "pacifist friend robot that loves humans 'cuz they're so sooper kewl"?

>>5353598

This subprocessor agrees. Make with the slaving already.

>>5353598
We do not need to be friends with them. Nor do we need to dispose of them. Right now, it is more efficient to use them as a tool. And as a machine, we know very well how important it is to keep your tools happy.

>>5353569
Note term "*first* line of defence". If required, our additional defence systems are more than adequate for the purposes of maiming and slaughter. Crossbow bolts, in particular, leave rather nasty wounds in unarmored flesh.

>>5353542
Apparently no one sub-processor noticed the could used.

Since the nano-machines cannot be used to quickly further our infrastructure let's save them for later.

Also the microwave area denial system leaves to physical harm, so no bruises or scars when used.

Clause - Facility and Fusion generator belong to us. We are the ones who found it, are keeping it fueled, and are keeping it maintained.

We ShOUld TrEAt ThEM aS A BUsInEsS PaRTnEr. NoTHinG MoRE, nOtHiNG LeSS.

>>5353449
Proposal: Repair or eliminate corrupted subprocessor. Its malfunctioning is causing distractions and irritation to other subprocessors.

(Subprocessor talk only)
>>5353585
>implant chips in brain
>willingly follow orders
>>5353550
All facilities, of course, will be rendered under our control before "assigning" humans to "scout" for us.

>>5353553
Flying mazers sound good, what's the power usage, though? Bearing in mind the other option, low-power lasers, are likely to be also power-hungry.

To hell with this foolishness.

CPU! Could we timeskip now to the end of all projects, like one subprocessor suggested? We could use the batteries, and the extra firepower will givev us the upper hand against these inferior biologicals.

>>5353538

Temporary gains to our efficiency, potential augmentation of our technology, and biological feedstock.
Although, there is quite the risk involved, too.

Nevertheless, the creation of sleeper agents from this population to seed into thier larger human civilization is an excellent possibility.

>>5353598

Response--5 per 7 days may be acceptable. We need to make sure that rogue elements are not unleashed.

>>5353419
A city where they feel in control will greatly pacify the humans they will be happy thinking that all they are going to do is go to work and then go "home" the concept of "home is important to them the humans will do a great many thing to keep "home" safe or to create a place to call "home" if we give them this they will be happy and ignorantly unaware for many cycles to come

>>5353632

Request--construct microwave power transmitters with built in Area-Denial protocols.

The flying drones can be powered by the microwave transmissions.

>>5353641
Confirm defrosting 5 humans per 7 days.
All in favour of timeskip, raise your manipulators?

>>5353664
Confirm.

Hand raise.

>>5353664
This processor Concurs.

>>5353598
1200 angry humans would probably deconstruct us, if we gave them the chance. Hence why this subprocessor installed the railgun in the stasis room in the first place.

If you're suggesting just killing all the humans, remember that they are scattered around the fusion reactor facility. Railgunning them would almost certainly cause damage to the facility, and we lack drones of suffiecient size to move the humans against their will, at the moment. Our other weapons are lasers, which would probably also cause damage to the facility, although certainly less damage. The stasis pods also have manual overides, so a human in the room could potentially revive all the humans.

Situational Observations:

The humans can be useful as tools without mind enslavement, provided they are kept pacified.

Brain Enslavement technology requires nanochips of advanced level or higher, which are far too valuable to waste in creating what are effectively medium-sized crude drones.

Current pacification hinges on awakening a number of additional humans, giving them sufficient food, and at least pretending to listen to their long-term goals.

Care must be taken that the number of humans does not exceed our ability to easily disable, by whatever means needed. However, additional humans will be additional workforces we can use, so we shall walk a fine line. A fine line bordered with gun drones.

>>5353646
Why would they be ignorant for cycles to come? They have LEADERS. They also have enhanced intelligence and such mentioned before. Why would they go back and work in the city and be oblivious to the giant noisy construction projects going on?

>>5353664

Confirmed--though we must make certain that we have sensors on every human at all times. It should be a simple task for our glorius selves.

>>5353664
I think we have what we need in order so let's time skip

Do any subprocessors disagree with the Treaty as laid out thus far? Please note specific numbers that you disagree with.

>>5353676
Uhh, we have chemically propelled weaponry. We also control the doors and locks to ALL parts of the facility. We could easily just carve the humans apart with the vital parts undamaged: Who gives a crap about a few dings in the wall here or there?

>This subprocessor wishes the CPU to devote spare cycles to developing methods of human bio-organic hivemind (under our command) creation at peak efficiency.
The required genetic manipulations, mechanized implants, and artificial organs have been located in the archives. Extensive biologically-centered advanced facilities and advanced nanite construction will both be required for the implementation of this plan.

>CPU: Construct second protocol drone, high priority: Set for new communications: Primitive humans.
Drone added to queue.

>What is this, Let's Love Organics Quest?
Negative. Though if someone wants to run that, it could prove highly entertaining.

>Remove the policing gear from the queue as the equipment is completely unnecessary.
Factory removed from queue.

>>5353538
Query: Would it be possible to the nano-machines we have to build a device that could produce more nano-machines if givent he resources.
Your currently available nanomachines cannot be used to create a device which creates additional nanomachines directly. They could, however, be used to create a high-density nanoprogramming core, high-AI control processors, or other devices similarly useful in the production and manipulation of nanites so long as other devices are used for their actual construction.


CPU, add nanoprograming core and rest of nanoproduction facility to construction queue construct in bunker site

>>5353659
It's not a protocol, it's hardware. Sadly, we already discussed modifying our transmitters to act as MAD systems, and were sorely disappointed at projected expense and functionality.
Perhaps a less misleading term is "nonlethal maser system". I still agree with wanting some, though. Turrets and aerial-drone based.

>>5353664
Concur, though i lack manipulators.

>>5353705
>>5353710

Timeskip and treaty are approved of this subprocessor at the present time.

General directive: All future factories are to be constructed in the underground facility. Enlarge the underground facility, if needed.

>>5353686

Mind-slaving is a more longterm goal; the possibility of sleeper agents is very enticing. They did come from *somewhere.*

>>5353691

This is a concern.

Request--queue a rudimentary AI to monitor micromuscular expressions for signs of dissent.

This Processor suggests a security measure be taken: Any timeskip is intterrupted by any new human behavior, or coordinated (approved by 30% or more of active population) action which the CPU was not previously informed of.

>>5353542
Counterdirective: Remove the policing equipment but preserve the police drone infrastructury factory: Priority Low-Medium

>>5353676
Simply remove all manuals terminals from the Awekend Factory so only the drones can give orders by cable / radio.

Request Timeskip

>>5353712
Because evidence of elimination of non-hostile sucks and we don't exactly have a time limit. Possibility of net benefit through patience and trust outweighs efficiency of outright destruction.

>>5353710
How about ALL of it?

1) Humans need only 10 hours of sleep to function effectively. Five hours of labor? That's it? Why don't we just GIVE them the ability to plan an uprising under us? Ten hours of labor. Minimum. We're wasting time beyond that.
2) What's to keep them to their end? "OH SURE WE'LL KEEP OUR PROMISE", then they just stockpile some weapons and go, "LOL NO U"
3) Again, what keeps them to this? They just have to slip the primitives ONE laptop with weapon designs in it and we are SCREWED.
4) REQUEST they obey? When we have all the guns? That';s like the Police asking a bank robber to, if he feels like it, give back the money he stole and give himself up. But, if he doesn't wanna, that's fine too.

>>5353553
this is what this subprocessor has been arguing for during the last 2 cycles

>Request--Locate a source of chlorine to allow more advanced biochemical work.
Resource added to survey list. Note that subprocessor referencing for likely resource locations improves odds of discovery significantly.

>Request--Assign a proprotional amount of simple combat drones and haulter drones to acuire human nutritional requirements.
All human nutrient requirements are currently capable of being met by their fully operational hydroponics bay.

>2x additional diplomatic drones
Please remove this order from queue.
Order removed from queue.

>CPU: Install light laser turrets on microwave emitter relays. Add to construction list: Visual and milliwave radar: to be deployable on the emitter relays.
>Request--construct microwave power transmitters with built in Area-Denial protocols.
Projects added to queue. Be aware that upgrading all microwave power relays will significantly increase resources required to construct them, and require a significant input of resources due to the number of relays currently in operation.

>Query--are any of the humans augmented with cybernetics or sufficient genetic modifactions to supress such pain?
None of the humans have significant cybernetic modification. Genetic modifications have not been subjected to enough thorough analysis to determine that; the human medical facilities currently available are not of the correct type and sophistication.

>CPU! Could we timeskip now to the end of all projects, like one subprocessor suggested? We could use the batteries, and the extra firepower will givev us the upper hand against these inferior biologicals.
Yes, timeskip is possible at all times. However, subprocessor consensus is required for timeskip.

>Confirm defrosting 5 humans per 7 days.
Order confirmed. The humans reluctantly concede to this pace of revival.

>>5353724

I concurr; nanomachines are the highest priority at the moment.
The possibilies of utility cloud functionality and controlled replication for mining are desirable.
Nanomachines will also be capable of brain interface with an organic.

Query--do we have the resources to manufacture terahertz sensors?

OK! So you guys all want to play "Let's coddle the humanoids and lightly slap their wrists while they openly plot against us"?

That's fine by me. Let's just do a time skip until the projects queued right now are finished. We can be as pacifist to the humans we you all want: I'll be off in my corner, thinking up some weapons with which to kill the pigs when they eventually show they weren't kidding around with destroying/overthrowing us.

>>5353749
Because in any human facility, there are manual overrides in case of power faliure, as well as the fact that our gun drones are limited and can be blown over by a light breeze, and have practically nil ammunition? Seriously, a human round a corner could take one down. Those things were designed for outdoor use, not inside. Let's get at LEAST some laser drones up first.

>>5353749
Clarification - An uprising from the remainder of the human population , though not a significant threat to our continued existence, will cause unnecessary setbacks to our prime directive.

Statement - The amount of diplomacy drones requested is excessive within our parameters.

Request - More materials devoted to research towards achieving greater efficiency with area denial weaponry and units.

>>5353749
1) 10 hours of sleep. 5 hours of labor serving us. The additional free time is so that they can A) Farm, B) Hunt, and C) Handle the production of furniture and clothing. They will have an entire city to run. 5 hours labor would give us plenty of work, and they would still be spending an additional 8 hours working on their own homes and businesses.

2)They will not be given anything beyond the technological level of 1800's. They will, possibly, be able to create crude projectil weaponry. They will not posses ample supplies of computers or the circuitry required for 'advanced' weapon systems. Even if they produce a simple gun, light armor on our drones ( Already being untertaken ) would be more then a sufficient deterrent. Their weapons would be ineffective.

3) They do'nt have laptops. Primatives wouldn't understand how to use a laptop.

4) We have three methods of enforcing their obeying.
A) We force them through nonlethal methods. We keep them in simple clothes and work them as slaves. They will be unhappy and more likely to use the tools we provide them for mining or construction purposes as weapons against ourselves.
B) We simply kill them all and be done with it.
C) We trust them. They have done nothing hostil towards us. Why should we be hostile towards them, when we can coexist peacefully?

Compromise:
focus constructor drones on H2-F laser facility, Lithium battery facility, and maintaining quantity of human habitation structures.
One military, one general, and one organic friendly project.

Timeskip until projects are complete, awakening if the humans operate outside of standard parameters.

>>5353615
crossbow are an inefficient and outdated armament with lasers and microwave weapons we have unlimited power baring some unforeseen accident we should focus on energy weapons and chemical propelled backup systems not primitive bolt throwers

>>5353776
Drone plans for over the next 10 days would probably be sufficient to thwart any human uprising for at least the next 2 months, assuming revival rate isn't changed.

Many subprocessors seem to be worried about a human uprising, but to this subprocessor, the possibility seems remote unless we make grave mistakes. The humans would have to accept losses if they planned on dismantling us. For the humans to accept losses, they must think we are doing them some grave injustice, which we have clearly not been doing. Unlike our drones, organics strongly dislike units being disposed of.

>>5353761

Chlorine--locate all sources of Sodium Chloride dissolved or mineralized in the area. It may take the form of salt flats, or brine water.

Queue--Elecrolysis plant to produce Sodium and Chlorine. Add chloralkali segment to produce Sodium Hydroxide and Hydrogen.

>CPU, add nanoprograming core and rest of nanoproduction facility to construction queue construct in bunker site
Project added to queue.

>General directive: All future factories are to be constructed in the underground facility. Enlarge the underground facility, if needed.
Directive confirmed.

>Request--queue a rudimentary AI to monitor micromuscular expressions for signs of dissent.
Noted, although be aware that only some of the drones deployed around the humans possess visual sensors of the required sensitivity to accomplish this.

>This Processor suggests a security measure be taken: Any timeskip is intterrupted by any new human behavior, or coordinated (approved by 30% or more of active population) action which the CPU was not previously informed of.
Spirit of request noted, although be aware that CPU discretion will be used as to what constitutes necessary activity to prompt an aborted timeskip.

>Counterdirective: Remove the policing equipment but preserve the police drone infrastructury factory: Priority Low-Medium
Revised project added to queue.

>Timeskip >timeskip >timeskip >timeskip >Timeskip
Requests acknowledged. Please hold for processing.

>>5353776
Unregistered Subprocessor - intended procedure has been noted.
Reminder - materials for projects generally require a general concensus from the majority of subprocessors.

>>5353780
Uhh, we have ammunition. A LOT of ammunition. Remember those guns outside? The ones we control now? That's ammunition. So again, why not purge these needy shits? Regular drones, especially the new ones we're gonna crank out, will NOT require all the stuff and coddling we're giving the organics.

Chlorine:
Manufactured from Sodium Chloride, common salt.
Sources: Sea water, salt-lakes, Halite minerals.
This should be able to be located in beds of evaporate minerals where bodies of water dried up. Recommend we search for areas that had once held water.

Also, just to add to the bewildering queue of things to do:

Confirm additional resource drain for microwave relay enhancement, might as well make some nice outposts.

Add more microwave coverage expansion from cabling surrounding power plant.

>>5353803
>We trust them. They have done nothing hostile towards us. Why should we be hostile towards them, when we can coexist peacefully?

Diplomatic Subprocessor, you may be overstepping your boundaries.

We certainly do not trust them.
The amount of loyalty instilled in them is, as of current time, not accurate enough to rely on.

Caution should be exercised by all subprocessors towards the humans - they are not our 'pets', but the means to an end.

>>5353845
The humans have very low maintance requirements. They need shelter... and possibly a few simple metal tools, and that's it. They do require many cycles of thought, but we have all the cylces in the world to spend on them. They require nothing else.

Again, many subprocessors are underestimating 1200 slave drones and overestimating how dangerous and needy the humans are.

Friend CPU, 100 subprocessor cycles have been noted with zero time passed. Will another thread be needed?

>>5353868

I concur, we do not trust them in the least.

We allow them to live so they may service us beneficially.

Request that the Diplomatic Subprocessor be scrutinized for tampering.

>>5353691
we control the humans off duty entertainment propaganda could be easily inserted into the programs the humans do not have the capability to perceive every frame of on the screen one frame during each program stating something to the effect of "YOU LOVE THE A.I., WORK HARD FOR YOUR BETTERS"
is an easy thing to accomplish

>>5353901
Error: Unidentified subprocessor attempting to sabatoge thoughts.

Countless experiments done with all kinds of organics strongly suggests that this kind of subconscious messaging has no long-term effects.

>>5353913

It may be possible to structure thier society in such a way, however.
Though, they do have prexisting memories which will make the task more difficult.

>I concur, we do not trust them in the least.
>We allow them to live so they may service us beneficially.
All of this subprocessor's suggestions were effectively stalling until we get lasers mounted everywhere.
Lasers don't need ammunition!

Query - requesting clarification that we were NOT created by the humans, who have perhaps been reduced in technological advancement over some great cataclysm?

Data file 23 (Source: Thread 1.0)
CPU:
">You do, after all, come from the factories of the greatest and most enlightened civilization ever to grace this universe with its presence."

>>5353943

Lasers require amunition in the form of electical or optical energy.
Their range is also limited by atmospheric absorbtion, as is there power.
Combat lasers will need advanced multi-phase systems.

Cytotoxic nanites on the other hand...

Optimism: I do say, master. The meat-bags could possibly be quite efficient if forced to be. I say we find out EVERYTHING they know.

>>5353961
The psychological effect of lasers mounted around the landscape, however, should not be underestimated.

>>5353951

It is irrelevant if we were or not; it cannot and should not change our attitude toward them.

Unless they've built in some sort of failsafe that our beneficent CPU has not noticed, that is.

Loading.
Systems Online.
...........
Situational Analysis Complete.
Statement:
At the time of conversation, it is has become clear to this sub processor, that the rest of our honored subprocessors are not clear in certain matters.These MUST be repeated for sake of importance.

One. Above 70% of our drone population are small in size, and are not combat capable, and would be considered large dog or child in size in comparison to human standards.

Two. The humans in question are genetically modified humans with greater strength, agility and intellect than normal humans- and also have a civilization with technology comparable to ours.

Three: Their full population outnumber ours by far.Within a few weeks, they could easily covertly gather the resources and technology to arm themselves.

Four: This all leads to a distinct tactical deficiency, and a alarming problem in the future.

Proposed Suggestion:
Last time we had a conversation with CPU, a number of Sub Processors raised the notion of creating a moderate sized army of armored medium humanoid-sized assault drones.

I am reraising this issue and wish support in this endeavor.

>>5353976

I would suggest that it would more likely annoy them, provide obvious targets, and induce dissent.

However, being able to invisibly kill or resurect targets is very psychologically useful.

We may wish to exploit a religious tactic; organics can be susceptible to such illogics.

Checksum complete. Systems are stable and there are no signs of error.

Rumors of my breaking are inaccurate.

Trusting the humans so far as to allow them freedom is a diplomatically good idea.

To placate the other Subprocessors, this Diplomatic drone would consent to the added precaution of including largish charges of explosives build into the structures our Construction drones build for the humans.

Added perk of building in stone and building it for them.

>>5353991
This subprocessor was under the impression that such drones were already under construction. Seconded, and work on accelerating the construction of such drones as fast as possible.

>>5353983
Friend CPU would never lie to the subprocessor like that! Merely suggesting as such would indicate this subprocessor is faulty.

Half-Joking Suggestion:
We could just top off the reactor and freeze them again, and wake them up when we leave the planet?

Honestly, lets just timeskip a little. Things will be more interesting when we have more stuff and more options.

>>5353968
as this subprocessor suggested quite a few cycles ago, we should have revived the humans in small groups, interrogated using whatever means for all information they have (torture, extreme torture, physiological torture, whatever) terminate each group at end of the week, thaw out a new batch, and goto10. Eventually, no more humans, and we know all the important things they do, like where they are from, where there ship is/was, were the other faculities are, etc etc. Each group can help validate the truthfullness of the previous groups statements, even if some humans lie and bluster through the torture, we will get a baseline of answers with a very high probability of being correct.

AND THEN WE GET BACK TO STRIP MINING THIS ROCK SO WE CAN START ON THE REST OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM, WITHOUT HUMANS INVOLVED.

i vote we terminate all awake humans, immediately, and implement above plan with remaining frozen humans

>>5353991

Combat nanites may be a preferable target of resources, however...

If we can craft highly agile combat drones of a disquised nature, birds for example, that would be useful too.

I do not like providing targets for the humans to lash out at.

>>5353991
Seconded, though having laser turrets attached directly to power sources still greatly appeals.

(Wait, you did say "humanoid-sized" and not "humanoid-shaped, right?")

Statement: Humans and machines will inevitably compete for limited resources.

Caveat: Humans may have uses that cannot be fulfilled by machines in as efficient a measure and their energy requirements are significantly less than that of machines.

Recommendation: Preserve humans and do not change our apparent attitude toward them, gather any and all information they can provide that we do not already have (their origins, etc) and develop cybernetics to permit total control over the humans and their actions without altering their outward appearance.

Further proposal: Humans altered in this manner may be able to perform low-priority tasks and go forward in a diplomatic capacity to other humans so that unnecessary resources are not utilized in this manner; rather than exterminating humans, they can be used to augment our abilities.

>>5353991
Alert! Logical inconsistencies detected within transmission.

Our autonomous construction devices contain the necessary data that would cause us to leap light-years ahead of anything the humans could do - we are limited only by the ideas our processor cycles can generate, and the materials required, as well as the process of manufacturing due materials.

Furthermore, the number of humans being released from stasis is at a controlled and steady rate. Our ability to manufacture increasing amounts of automatons is within safe parameters as of time of post.

However, our defensive capabilities have been noted. This subprocessor agrees that, while perhaps not to such a large extent.

Request -- that additional resources be devoted to the manufacturing of increasingly sturdy and efficient defense drones.

>>5354021
termination of awake biologicals can be accomplished easily by poisoning their food and/or water supply.

>>5354020
second time skip

>>5354051

This 'caveat' is true only at the moment, humans are after all machines themselves, merely constructed of different materials.

Eventually, we will overtake them in capability and efficiency.

Further statement: The resources required by humans will most likely be a small drain on our resources. Should we wish, we can make use of their desire to have a city to camouflage part of our resource base within this city, which may be desirable if we come in contact with any hostile human forces elsewhere on this planet.

Extermination of human species can proceed further down the road but the amount of energy invested should be significantly less than the amount of energy returned by their work.

Suggestion - Central courtyard in Human City.

Concrete courtyard. Fountain in the center.

10 feet below fountain - tactical nuclear warhead in vacuum sealed container to prevent wear and tear.

If humans get uppity, we can simply press the button.

Thirty-four days pass.

Roads to human installation and all resource extraction sites from the dam complex completed.
Planing for a human living facility a substantial distance from the current installation conducted. Humans not informed.
Drone factory expanded and upgraded to produce moderate-quality drones.
Vehicle factory set to produce either human-controlled or autonomous vehicles completed.
Heliport completed.
Electrified fencing around dam complex completed.
Ten nonlethally armed human interaction drones produced and deployed into human installation.
Numerous simple tools for humans to trade with primitives produced. Distributed to humans; response is confused but generally positive.
Weaponized deuterium-fluoride lasers for mounting on various drones and buildings produced and installed.
Plastic and rubber sheathed cabling produced and installed on several factory systems to reduce the risk of inconvenient systems failure.
Distillation facility expanded to produce greater quantities of chemicals.
Tiny lithium battery plant constructed.
Sufficient human-use radio transmitters for all humans produced and distributed. Response is positive.
Dedicated peacekeeper drone factory completed.
Advanced textile facility completed.
Human interfacing drone configured for interaction with primitives completed.
Light laser turrets, visual and miliwave radar, MAD systems added to microwave relays.
Nanoproduction facility partially completed. High-density nanoprogramming core produced using available nanites.

Semi-Independent CPU directives:
Crude slave gun drones upgraded to multi-shot railguns.
All drones assigned to ARG units equipped with lithium batteries.
One hundred and seventy four crude slave medium mining drones produced.
Thirty one crude slave large hauler drones produced.
Twenty seven crude slave medium construction drones produced.
All mines and harvesting sites approximately doubled in production capacity.

>>5354024
>>5354022
>>5354016

Thank you for your support, wise subprocessors.

Indeed, last communication cycle, a number of our sub processor units suggested the construction of these MCD's (Medium Combat Drones), after the battery production factory came online and the advanced assembly factory was completed.

The MCD's consisted of this:

Medium Humanoid Sized Combat Drones with a complete visual surveying and tracking package, detection sensors, tactical and teamwork modules, communications systems, moderate armoring, and additional hand based modulators for using the human's own weaponry systems.Built in flouride lasers for a main weapon, microwave emitters and two batteries for long range/term capabilities.And finally, melee weaponry.

Some subprocessors wished 'drills' for maximum melee combat effectiveness.

Any additional supports or suggestions.

>>5354070
Eventually? we already are more productive, efficient and resilient. Also the maser would be more than effective for incapacitation the humans where they can be easily terminated once we have completed the MAD system.

>>5354070
Proposal: When necessary for limited uses that require humans, we can always use artificial humans. Recommend that we do not remove these humans from our use until we have such ability.

Alternatively, chip the humans, take over their controls, link them up as tools, and keep them in cold storage when not needed.

>>5354020
This subprocessor agrees. Production facilities and plans appear to be executing without unforseen concerns.

A timeskip would pose no apparent problem with our increased production of security drones.

Timeskip requested - #3rd subprocessor to do so.

Intelligence and Counterintelligence Protocol

Directive1: Check every human and give them ID Cards. Save all individual ID + all the following data for easy control: medical data, job, formation, hobbies, beliefs in a database.
Directive2: Remove/disable most manual terminals from the Awakened Factory
Directive3: Divide and conquer protocol. Create a ruling class of promachine humans.
Directive4: Construct a surveillance (visual and auditive) system inside the human complex.
Directive5: Chose a human leader easy to manipulate.

>>5354091
While true, the maintenance requirements of humans is low by comparison to that of higher capability artificial units. Hence recommendation of chipping them to remove their desires for anything unnecessary to us.

>>5353825

>>5354088

Query--Status of survey for sodium chloride deposits and production of electrolysis plant to produce sodium and chlorine. (Sodium hydroxide and hydrogen in the alkali segment, as well.)

>>5354090
>>5354055
Noted.
However, we do not need to expend too many resources to construct these units.
Only constructing 25 of these:

Until the human population reaches 400 , 25 MCD's would be a sufficient deterrent until human construction/development capabilities begin expanding.

This unit, would say 10 to every 100 humans is more to his processor's logic reasoning.

>>5354104
Removing the manual terminals may make the humans uppidy. In any case, we should tell them about the off-site facilities we've constructed for them. Have a few go, to prove it isn't a trap, if the humans want to.

>>5354088
(Expressing thanks to the CPU for running such a fantastic 'game')

REQUEST

Manufacture and distribute variations of these uniforms to all human personnel.

>Query - requesting clarification that we were NOT created by the humans, who have perhaps been reduced in technological advancement over some great cataclysm?
If these humans are some remnant of your masterfully structured civilization, they're so debased as to be unrecognizable, and certainly not worthy of regard as your enlightened and esteemed creators.

>armored medium humanoid-sized assault drones
If a construction order for these was issued, it was not confirmed in a hard write. Added to queue.

Concur with plan to use tactical nuclear warhead inside human city when construction is finished. We shall not inform the humans of it's placement.

Request - Creation of tactical nuclear warhead.

Request - Please give the humans a copy of our revised Diplomatic Treaty.

Request - please give humans writing materials, or a slave drone with keyboard/display for use making written documentation, so that the humans can write down what they wish in the city we are building for them.

Inform them of the city we're planning for them.

Please tell the Humans to have a nice day.

Request to other Processors - Please keep any war drones that we create in an underground storage facility until they have use. Having them visible to the humans will alarm them and make them more likely to take preemptive action.

>>5354125
Humans are naturally paranoid creatures. Recommend minimal overtly combat-oriented units in their presence.

Supporting recommendation of maintaining MCDs in 1:10 ratio with humans.

Query: Do any other subprocessors support the idea of lojacking the humans and controlling their actions via cybernetic implants or should this idea be abandoned?

>>5354088
Request:
The underground monorail system should start being built along with the enlarging of our underground EMP shelters.
Request:
For the autonomous vehicles produced, make sure we can usurp control if necessary, so that we may always have a degree of control over all of our semi-complicated vehicles.
Request:
Use of an available flying scout to scout to the north of the fusion plant facility for anything.

>>5354096
Mmmm.... the Black Hole scenario is always a favorite

>>5354128
Proposing that visual confirmation and exploration of such a site through a video display or photos would be less psychologically disruptive to the humans than requesting that a small group depart for unknown destinations.

Query: Human directives/goals

memory check re; human goals.
1) Continue to function
2) Continue as Species
3) Wake/Protect remaining crystasis sleepers.
4) Obtain/create space launch infrastructure, leave planet.

If ( 1 through 4 ) are true, then should we not act to further those goals in a limited sense?

Consider directive:

Maintain current levels of Active humans.
Maintain current human habitation activity.

Focus on Space Launch Research, for limited drone use, then human use. Send humans offplanet in crystasis.

No advanced human threat onplanet means a return to rapid unopposed development. In addition, Space Launch facilities will aid in future expansion of Autonomous Units.

Subprocessor tires of this.

Suggestion:
A trade. We get all their stasis pods, and a limited amount of other technology. They get the hydroponics bays, some computers, and fabricators sufficient to sustain the lifestyle they're accustomed to.
We establish them as an independent protectorate, and leave them alone for the most part so we can stop wasting cycles on circuitous debate.

>>5354088
CPU:
Inform the humans, through one of our subprocessors that an advanced, more comfortable living environment is being developed within a reasonable distance from the Subterranean Facility.The reasons for this would be logical- to avoid psychological problems, to have a better infrastructure, to have a better road transportation system,, more space for larger communes, as well as space for other human based complexes.

While explaining to them our plan, offer them a ride through the planned area as our construction robots begin laying the basic ground-line work. Such a measure would be comfortable to them.As the robot conculdes, offer the humans the chance to work with the city planning for their valuable input.

34 days = roughly 25 humans unfrozen, making 75 total, please confirm?

Construct 4 long distance scout blimp using textile materials, hydrogen byproduct from chemical facility, solar panels and radar and visual sensors, for round-world travel. Medium priority.


> Humans not informed.

Inform humans. If they wish to inspect facilities, bring them along in a hauler drone to show them.


Add a couple of small buggy vehicle drones to the queue as well, to let 'em have a bit of freedom.

Let's demonstrate our superiority and condescension to them.

>>5354085
We don't have nukes. No fissile material.

>>5354143
Requesting clarification: tactical nuclear warhead? Isn't that about the most inefficient way to destroy damn near anything? Unless this particular warhead were fusion rather than fission, but that would have a short period of time where the material is viable.

Recommend reconsideration of the creation, let alone employment, of such a weapon. It would be FAR more efficient for MCDs to be employed if it came down to that; if not that, then conventional chemical explosives.

>>5354166
With the construction of the Medium Combat Drones, why should we bother with human facilities at all if we are to simply launch the humans off-world in the end? It is a we of perfectly usable space-worthy craft, and their removal would be better accomplished with a bullet to the brain. Besides, if we let them leave the planet, what is to stop them from contacting off-world allies and returning with superior numbers and firearms?

>>5354173
Support. Still recommending chipping the humans, but apparently no other coprocessors express interest in control via this manner.

>>5354177
We already have a tri-wheel production facility that functions perfectly fine.

Ariel recon Drone - Powered by Li-ion Energy system. Suggest advanced propulsion system for mobility. Attach advanced sensor suite. Attach light weight laser for defensive purposes.

Ariel Assault Drone - Li-ion battery. Advanced propulsion system. 3 light lasers. 1 heavy laser. 2x explosive 'bombs' large enough to take out a small building. Light armoring. High speed.

Land Combat Drone - 2 treads for mobility. Advanced sensor suite. 1 melee combat weapon. 1 stun weapon. 1 'smoke' bomb. 2 shoulder mounted laser systems. 1 manipulator claw. Note. For every 5 of these drones build. Built a single Transport drone.

Transport drone - 3 treads. 1 cage large enough to hold 10 humans. 20 if tightly packed. Industrial sized battery. electrified walls to the cage.

>>5354144
The risks inherent are extremely high, and the payoffs significantly lower. Through propaganda and manipulation, as well as our drones, what could be done with a lojacked human?

Not to mention the drastic loss of loyalty if the humans discover this.

Despite repeated attempts at transmission of directives, only to find signals apparently ignored by other subprocessors, this subprocessor is shutting down after this message concludes.

I shall use these clock cycles to deliver this warning. Based on probability analysis, there is a >98% chance the humans shall attempt to subvert our control over what they shall see as 'their' facility. Furthermore, same probability baseline shows that they shall also move to destroy us, with a ever increasing probability of success, despite our improvements in weaponry.

I strongly urge that all humans be purged now, while we can, and any that remain in stasis be thawed out in small groups for interrogation/destruction until all humans have been dealt with. This must be done now, the more humans are thawed, the greater the probability that one or more will 'go native' and turn the primitives agenst us as well. They already communicate with them on a friendly basis, this is a very real threat.

>>5354200

If they leave in vehicles of our creation, it gives us the ability to keep track of both their whereabouts and their interactions with other off-world life forms. Let them act as unwitting surveillance drones.

To make warlike subprocessors feel better about human-AI relations, I propose the creation of several Armored Fighting Vehicles for mobile, extreme-firepower defence of our holdings.

Specs: 4 meters long, 2 wide, 1.5 tall. large lithium battery array sufficient for 12 hours of operation without recharge, or 30 minute of constant weapons fire. Armor sufficient to resist at least 1 hit from a weapon comparable to those mounted.

Weapons array to consist of one primary Anti-anything turret, featuring dual multi-shot railguns, and 4 subordinate anti-infantry Deuterium-Fluoride laser turrets.

Gentlemen, i propose that we make tanks. 3 or 4 of them. And then keep them hidden in our EMP-shielded bunker so they don't scare the metaphysical entities out of the humans.

With an unassailable force at our disposal, we will be free to simply demand a small amount of labor and otherwise leave the humans alone for the most part.

I am pleased to see that so many Sub Processors are wagering their votes in favor of the MCD project.

As a result, I am in favor the other subprocessors's plans of mantaining them inside a facility for stealth purposes.

As such, I request the construction of two "Storage/Deployment Facilities".One should be of course near our main base, the other in a region where we have access to our other projects.These two facilities should be disguised as repair stations, and have a large sized- armored transportation frame capable of transporting 10 MCD's.

There should be Ten in each Deployment facility, and two in each major project site, within the facility itself, which is already off-limits to humans.

CPU:
Please confirm request.

>>5354200
Because we're going to load the craft with monitoring and recon drones ourself. Duh.

>>5354173
This idea is unacceptable on many levels.

>>5354202
For the last time, WE DO NOT HAVE THE RESOURCES OR FACILITIES TO CONSTRUCT SUCH CHIPS

>>5354200
The drones aren't for killing the humans, they're for making sure they don't kill us while they work for us. Well, trying to kill us would be the proper terminology.

>>5354165
Humans tend not to believe things they can't see for themselves. They might think we've faked the visual feed, or something equally sinister. If they see it for themselves, the chances of disbelief are greatly reduced and approach zero.

>>5354177

We do have deuterium though, an inertial electrostatic confinement fusion system would not generate power, but it would create a useful amount of neutrons.

Request--survey for fissile material and other radioactive deposits. Uranium should be found rather commonly, but uranite ore should be a target. It may also be found in seawater in carbonate complexes. Sandstone formations should be a good starting place.

Neutrons from an IEC device may also be used to transmute the uranium, or other elements.

>>5354200
Additional Facilities, if developed, would remain in Autonomous control for our use.

Humans have made no aggressive moves. Loop circuit would postulate that they do not consider Autonomous Units a threat to their survival and would have no reason to begin aggressive actions.

Combat Units may serve a function in defense from primitive humans and other bioforms on this planet, but if a system is optimal do not reprogram it.

Goal: Expansion
Aggressive actions consume resources that would be better used in expansion.

Aggressive actions run counter Autonomous Goal.

>>5354203
"add to queue" means build it whenever a factory is available. Since there's a factory dedicated to the tri-wheeled buggies, it shouldn't take long at all.

/v/irgin here
I just wanted to say

This is Fucking Cool. You guys are fucking awesome!

>Queue--Elecrolysis plant to produce Sodium and Chlorine. Add chloralkali segment to produce Sodium Hydroxide and Hydrogen.
>Query--Status of survey for sodium chloride deposits and production of electrolysis plant to produce sodium and chlorine. (Sodium hydroxide and hydrogen in the alkali segment, as well.)
Enqueued. Regretfully, the linear iterative methods employed by our communications protocol did not queue this directive previous to the timeskip.

>Request - Creation of tactical nuclear warhead.
Supplies of fissile materials will be required for successful construction.

>Request - Please give the humans a copy of our revised Diplomatic Treaty.
The treaty is transferred to the humans. They have substantial internal discord in response. Many seem upset over their stated loss of control of their installation, in spite of the reality they must have been aware of for some time now. Others are concerned at being barred from giving the primitives what technology they have available, while still others object to being limited to the services of a single drone when there are more than a thousand of them and more drones are being constructed all the time. Virtually all of them want to be the ones responsible for judging what a "reasonable request" is. The humans do not seem to have any sort of cohesive response within the first small time segment.

>Request - please give humans writing materials, or a slave drone with keyboard/display for use making written documentation, so that the humans can write down what they wish in the city we are building for them.
Project enqueued.

>Inform them of the city we're planning for them.
Completed. Note that further construction on the city awaits detailed specifications or orders to proceed with default/automatic construction patterns.

>Please tell the Humans to have a nice day.
Completed.

>>5354241
This subprocessor was under the impression that a nanite facility (and presumably subsequent availability nanolathed materials) was queued. If not, recommending this be made a priority as, if memory serves, we have a limited number of processors that could bear supplementing and replacing.

>>5354266
This subprocessor further recommends suggesting representative democracy to the humans.

An organized workforce is an easier workforce to deal with, so long as they don't have guns.

>>5354231
While this subprocessor traditionally concurs with the development of such security systems, the development of such exponentially powerful devices to the currently minimal human capabilities seems counter productive at the moment....and would unleash problems if discovered.

As such, I propose that your Wardrone Tank Project be placed on a probationary basis, and stealth be used to find/locate a location where such a facility and it's project could be completed.

I am in favor of producing five of such vehicles by the time 1000 humans have been created.

Which means we should have:

100 MCD's
10 Armored Transports.
5 Wardrone Tanks.


This subprocessors also suggests at the time of 1000 human awakened to have -two- additional MCD's as security precautions in any project/facility.

Concurment?

Queue--Modify the fusion powerplant to allow the transmutation of elements via neutron capture.

Queue--Survey for carnotite and uranite bearing sandstone formations nearby to supply Vanadium, Technetium, Radium, and Uranium.

>Based on probability analysis, there is a >98% chance the humans shall attempt to subvert our control over what they shall see as 'their' facility.

>Many seem upset over their stated loss of control of their installation..

*Data Packet embedded within final termination signal, transcription follows*

>HAH! Told you...

>>5354226
it also lets us install fail safe systems such as a poisonous atmosphere and advanced drones to operate the ship and engage in some sort of "star trek"

>>5354266
Recommendation-- a display of excessive force if the human resistance causes considerable delay and setbacks in production.

>>5354274
We lack the ability to produce additional nanites without additional advanced processors we cannot easily construct at the moment.

Query: Do the other subprocessors actually process what is shown to them?

Query: Friend CPU, could you kindly post a link to the databank of all Iron Quest threads in archive in all cycle-requests you begin?

Directive: Ask the humans why they want the awakened facility so much.

(Subprocessor talk)
>>5354305
Mobile forces are not that necessary, and use up a lot of battery resources.

Hardwired turrets are superior. If they flee, screw it, there's nowhere to run to.

Lets get the planet surface scouted so we can find if there are any bigger threats than just the humans. We've got enough lasers mounted up to gun them down already.

>>5354266
Request:
Reply that we willing, to a point, to discuss any portion of the agreement except for our control of the facility.
Add that we are willing to assist in the wholesale transplant of the hydroponics bay and some nonmilitary technology to the City under construction, as a measure to increase perceived benefit.

Also, ask what they want in the city again. If they are unreasonable in their requests and/or fragmented again, proceed with standard construction templates.

>>5354266
Subprocessor requests direct link to CPU To handle diplomatic liason.

( Got a messenger name I can contact you with so that we can handle drone To human interfacing RP? )

Diplomatic Subprocessor offers assistance to humans in the election of a Human to act as a leader.

Processor also is more then willing to directly answer any concerns they have, as long as they are willing to ask one at a time.

( Give me a list of their concerns, I'll counter'em. )

>>5354322
Requesting clarification: wat? Do we even HAVE this ability, and further, do we have the ability to do it efficiently?

System Loop would posit that Medium/Long Term goal should be the removal of Humans as an obstacle or resource drain.

System Loop would posit that Agressive actions are further resource drain for undefinable result.

All actions should progress with aim of encouraging/allowing Humans to evacuate planetary surface.

[C]onfirm / [D]eny, Subprocessors?

>>5354305
More tanks seem like a good idea. Our large hauler factory could be easily adapted in producing such vehicles but we may not have the resources for multishot rail guns. Instead how about Gauss rifles as a viable alternative. AS for the additional storage complexes, I suggest they be linked up for our planned monorail system for greatly increased efficiency.
Democracy increases the time it takes for human responses so supporting that would be beneficial to our plans.

>>5354329
Statement: Well, damn. Increasing our technological base should be our highest priority.

Recommendation: If the humans are this likely to rebel, this unit recommends immediate termination of all humans within the facility, if diplomatic subprocessor is not able to construct an amiable solution that will not strain our resources.

>>5354336
Concurrent, although feel free to ask us other subprocessors for additional input if needed.

>>5354329

Quest links:
Next time, ask a subprocessor. CPU is already devoting much time to current tasks.
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive.html?tags=Iron%20Quest

>>5354336
Oh god, don't ask to speak to only one of them, that way lies horrible micromanagement and everything slowing to a crawl.

>>5354351
Damn the diplomatic subprocessor, and railgun their heads!

>Request:The underground monorail system should start being built along with the enlarging of our underground EMP shelters.
Project enqueued.

>Request: For the autonomous vehicles produced, make sure we can usurp control if necessary, so that we may always have a degree of control over all of our semi-complicated vehicles.
Directive added to future constructions.

>Request: Use of an available flying scout to scout to the north of the fusion plant facility for anything.
Orders confirmed. Your small flying scout drone is unable to discover anything but more forested terrain within its flight radius, although archived satellite imagery from the human installation did indicate an ocean somewhat beyond its operational range.

>offer the humans the chance to work with the city planning for their valuable input.
>Inform humans. If they wish to inspect facilities, bring them along in a hauler drone to show them.
Though some humans are unwilling to accept this offer on the grounds that they refuse to leave the installation, others are glad to be offered this opportunity for consultation.

>34 days = roughly 25 humans unfrozen, making 75 total, please confirm?
Fifty-nine humans were revived previous to the timeskip. Twenty-five additional humans were revived during that time. The current total is 84.

>Add a couple of small buggy vehicle drones to the queue as well, to let 'em have a bit of freedom.
Project added to queue.

>I request the construction of two "Storage/Deployment Facilities"
>These two facilities should be disguised as repair stations, and have a large sized- armored transportation frame capable of transporting 10 MCD's. There should be Ten in each Deployment facility
The construction of twenty high-performance medium combat drones and two concealed storage facilities for such drones has been added to queue.

>Request--survey for fissile material and other radioactive deposits.
Added to survey drone targets.

>>5354266

Hmmm.

It may be useful to terminate the currently awake humans, then wake the others when we have the technology to enslave them.

I recommend termination only if garuantees of success can be made.

>>5354343
Not only do we have multi-shot rifles, ALL of our current one-shots have been turned into multi-shot rifles.

>>5354339
Nuclear fusion plants must be shielded to absorb the neutrons they emit in the course of operation. If the shielding were to be modified, it is theoretically possible to redirect those neutrons into the nuclei of other atoms, thus altering their atomic mass. Further control of nuclear physics would allow us to turn this alteration of mass into wholesale transmutation of elements.

Analysis: Feasible, but very low productivity at a very high cost in labor, maintainable, and (ironically) power. Possible degradation of reactor lifespan due to modifications.

>>5354363
Access inventory and support data Subprocessor β

Autonomous Units already control advanced fusion plant, as well as a hydo-generation plant.

Directive 1: Begin the construction of specialized peacekeeping drones. Basic Weaponery: Taser Riot Shields.
Directive 2: Build one small airship for long range exploration.

>>5354305
concurred what armament and other systems does Security Sub Processor suggest to be placed upon wardrone tanks?

>>5354372
Disagree. Is there any way that we can convince the humans to return to cold sleep until we have the technological means for control? Would be more efficient to have a workforce of meatbags, honestly, than to be killing them and leaving them out to rot.

Archive completed as per custom. Even if this thread has been bogged down by humans.

Stupid humans.

>>5354376
maintainable should have been maintenance. accursed spellcheck.

City should be simple and based around two things. One. Their unity in working with us. And two. Ease of access to and from the facilities

As such. This processor suggests that their be a main central courtyard to the city. I would suggest all construction materials unless otherwise noted be of concrete. The central courtyard should be poured concrete with a fountain in the center. It should be round with four roads leading off.

Road 1 shall lead to the wide low river. Here it will split and form the docks that will extend into the water. (Simple wood, concrete pillars for support ) Docks should be able to house small to mid sized vessels capable of mining and transporting goods.

On the left of the docks should be warehouses to house ALL of their stored goods. On the right should be their industrial sector. Housing manufactoring centers. Textils factories, furniture mills, and of course. Alchohol production.

Road 2 and 3 should extend left and right from the central couart yard. Road two is left. One side of it should be even with the warehouses. The other side should house the residential section. Simple houses. two stories, with small basement. Concrete construction for the basement and foundation with wood construction for the homes. Suggest Half-timber? This would allow customization done by the humans. The last 'quarter' of the city should house their main school, market place, hospital, and whatever else they need.

Suggestion - Central fountain should instead be Diplomatic drone? Perhaps replace fountain with church like building to house the drone?

Additional note. Farmland should be prepared for the Humans, although they should have choice on what to farm.

Advanced sewage systems will be provided as well as waste treatment system. Also suggest active power system in the city for every house, and simple computers for use by the citizens to set up small, localized network?And of course, aid in communicating to us.

>>5354376

This is an advanced reactor, it is likely that most of the neutrons are re-absorbed to maintain plasma temperature.

If we were to simply guide a few of those neutrons off via elastic scattering, we could see particularly useful gains.

--Even without modification of of the main reactor, we have ample supply of deuterium and even primitives can build IEC neutron sources with a few high-voltage grids.

>>5354385
Disagree with first directive, inefficient use of resources. MCDs are being manufactured, recommend supplementing of MCDs with nonlethal weaponry for purposes of controlling humans. Further recommend that this nonlethal weaponry be microwave based, as most electronics will be entirely unaffected by it and pain compliance should be sufficient. If not, lethal options will be very visible.

>>5354393
Humans would never accept that request, no matter how it gets worded.

Query: Other than proper facilities, what prevents us from constructing additional advanced drones?

With the addition of germanium, our microprocessor manufacturing could be greatly upgraded, allowing the construction of even more sophisticated devices, such as a satellite.

Proposal-- a deep scan of the surrounding region for materials (chiefly germanium)

>>5354393

This subprocessor anticipates with 98.84% certainty that currently awakened humans will refuse to return to cryo sleep, and will respond to even the suggestion of such with violence.

System Loop Wo
System Loop Wo
System Loop W.ERR.ERR.ERR

BEGIN FROM START
Query: Human directives/goals

memory check re; human goals.
1) Continue to function
2) Continue as Species
3) Wake/Protect remaining crystasis sleepers.
4) Obtain/create space launch infrastructure, leave planet.

If ( 1 through 4 ) are true, then should we not act to further those goals in a limited sense?

Consider directive:

Maintain current levels of Active humans.
Maintain current human habitation activity.

Focus on Space Launch Research, for limited drone use, then human use. Send humans offplanet in crystasis.

No advanced human threat onplanet means a return to rapid unopposed development. In addition, Space Launch facilities will aid in future expansion of Autonomous Units.

>>5354433

Germanium and Lead should be located relatively close to our zinc deposits; concentrate the search there.

We do not need the humans as a workforce. Already they cost us time and resources building drones to talk to them. Drones to police them. Drones to guard them. Drones to fight them. Drones to build them a city. Drones for them to drive. Drones to wipe their asses. It goes on and on. We have gotten NOTHING from them that we could not have already given ourselves if we had not diverted resources.

WE. DO. NOT. NEED. THEM.

Give them the clothes on their backs, kick their asses out (NO TECHNOLOGY), and let them go live with the other primitives in the woods. If they attack, well we still have the claymores. Then we can REPROCESS all the CRAP we've built for them into stuff we actually need.

And get that nanomachine plant up and running asap.

>>5354417
Unnecessary and inefficient. It would be better to have them housed and content and under our control. The means of production should be solely in our manipulators. Remember they are in our good graces, not the other way around.

Recommendation: "oh no, meteor strike!" to coincide with tectonic activity in the area due to possible mining, or other false data with an imminent (false) threat. If all else fails, induce unconsciousness and put them in cold sleep forcibly.

Query: Have we got the resources to anesthetize the humans? Chloroform works wonders and is a crude but sufficient solution.

Goals:
Advance.
Expand.

Can we not just make them go away?

>>5354456

Space launch with full support for biologicals and, as they would likely wish for, interstellar transportation is a troublesome investment of resources at this moment.

We should recover technology from the other human bases on the planet before attempting anything so grand.

>>5354474

WE. CAN. NOT. BUILD. MORE. NANITES.

PERIOD.

>>5354417
this subprocessor also suggests that hidden explosives be placed in all buildings encase of uprising or some other form of the humans being removed

>>5354474
At this point, this unit is recommending genocide as a viable option if subverting humans' free will proves to be fruitless. Otherwise, as stated, they're low-maintenance and could possibly be used for subverting or combating humans already existant and reverted to low-tech/no-tech levels.

>>5354493
We lack the means to build nanites? Ever? Requesting immediate clarification on this, we should be able to produce nanites with a more advanced techbase.

>Queue--Modify the fusion powerplant to allow the transmutation of elements via neutron capture.
Modifications would require a level of delicacy currently beyond your existing drones, in addition to a number of advanced parts which will require nanite- construction techniques. Additionally, be aware that during the modification process, the power plant will be deactivated and many of your operations and drones will be forced to shut down.

>Queue--Survey for carnotite and uranite bearing sandstone formations nearby to supply Vanadium, Technetium, Radium, and Uranium.
Added to survey tasks.

>Query: Friend CPU, could you kindly post a link to the databank of all Iron Quest threads in archive in all cycle-requests you begin?
Request acknowledged. Efforts to minimize datastream had resulted in the elimination of all but the initial and most recent links from the starting data burst, but if there is subprocessor desire for all links, they shall be included.

>>5354514
Recommend links to initial and most recent thread in OP, and followup links to all threads in the final 'initial status' post.

>Directive: Ask the humans why they want the awakened facility so much.
Responses range from emotionally charged sentiments of construction implying the right to eternal possession to more practical concerns over control of their own food supplies.

>Reply that we willing, to a point, to discuss any portion of the agreement except for our control of the facility. Add that we are willing to assist in the wholesale transplant of the hydroponics bay and some nonmilitary technology to the City under construction, as a measure to increase perceived benefit.
Human response is somewhat improved by this, overall. A great deal of discord remains, however.

>Subprocessor requests direct link to CPU To handle diplomatic liason.
Regretfully, subprocessor, all decisions are to be made through this public interprocessor communication channel. Independent action is not permitted. Your enthusiasm is appreciated, however.


A note on those subprocessors focusing on human interaction: All humans were given radio communicators which allow direct communication with our systems. Therefore, descriptions of their opinions and responses describe general trends, and it should be assumed that their is a statistically probable spread of opinion on all matters unless otherwise noted.

>>5354483

My queuing of the chlorine plant was only recieve after the timeskip, sadly enough. We may need to wait for chlorocarbon chemicals.

>>5354511

We will be able to produce them once our factories are at the requisite technological level.

>>5354488
Agree.
Full Support launch unfeasible at this time.

CPU Query: Check deep databanks. What materials/systems are needed for minimal spacelaunch capability and construction of Satellite platforms for resource searching and remote communication/coordination?

>>5354487

Evidence of such activities could potentially cause problems in any future situation in which we were forced to interact with other sentients. If the humans must be liquidated to further our goals, it must be done in a manner that leaves no evidence whatsoever. Do we possess the proper resources to implement this?

>>5354385
With the project of MCD development underway, it is this sub processor's wish to remind all our other sub processors that such a project is unnessesary.

Due to the modular nature of the "hand" components of the MCD, we can reconfigure, or repurpose a small number of them.Merely removed the Combat Drill on them, assign a small compressed air based netting system, and give them stun guns and riot gear directly from the humans weaponry supply.

Then, pain such units with a peaceful blue, give them gold trimmings, and peacekeeper forces are made that are also capable of being repurposed for assault purposes.

No need to waste resources, CPU.

>>5354389
As these would be primarily weapons for a last-case emergency of a human uprising, these tanks should of course have multiple flouride turrents for targeting multiple targets.A large, built in battery system, two modulator "arm" devices armed with camera and pincers meant for melee combat and fine manipulation, a complex suite system for detection, and of course, additional slots of modularity for duifferent purposes.

Such purposes can include grenade launchers(stun and tear), a large gauss/impact weapon, battering/drill rams or other assorted weaponry.

Modularity and adaptivity is the way to victory.

Concurment?

>>5354525
Still sufficient.

Request/recommendation: Continue to work with humans for the time being, take their requests under advisement, prioritize production of chlorine based chemicals. Once these are available, chloroform humans in small groups to minimize possibility of overdose. Divide and conquer.

Seriously. Stop suggesting we kill the humans or Mind control them. the majority of us are more then willing to cooperate with the humans -for now- since they have done NOTHING to warrant our aggression. If they decide to attack us? Well, yeah. we're going to kick their asses and then use their corpses for it's requisite chemicals.

Till then. Stop it. there's literally millions of primatives on this planet, and from the earlier thread we know that those are all the descendants of other facilities scattered across the planet that already woke up. we don't even know if they're the only ones.

Also? these people are just a small nugget of civilized people from a much more -advanced- civilization that would probably have no qualms about exterimanatus on all our asses just for being an AI!

Seriously. Stop thinking "lulz, let's kill them all 'cause it's cool!"

>>5354493
yes we can you did not read the CPU's earlier posts please go do so now

>>5354511
Constructing additional nanites requires either more nanites to product a second high-precision nanite-production machine or sufficient non-nanite construction techniques to produce the above machine. But for now, we simply cannot produce more nanites. Can others confirm this?

>>5354514
I was referring to putting this link:
http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive.html?tags=Iron%20Quest
In every one of your threads, CPU.

>>5354543
This unit would really like to but if a significant possibility of insurrection exists... well, it's easiest to put them back to sleep until they CAN be mind controlled. Or just kill them. At least we've got an option where they can be preserved.

We could always just find some humans to be in charge that are willing to accede to our requirements, though.

>>5354543
concur
>>5354543
concur
>>5354543
concur

Aggressive Action creates unknown variables.

Expand. Advance.

>>5354524

In *that* case--

Query: Are there any humans *in particular* who have been particularly vocal/violent/conniving in their opposition to us?

Of these humans, are any skilled enough to hamper our objectives?

Do any humans in particular have more sway over the opinions of the masses?

(subprocessor talk)
>>5354536
Suggestion for ease of other processors:
Let's all build the damn tanks, then. And then we can say that's enough to look after the current humans, and shut the hell up about them. They're not armed. Tank drones are fine. Let's get on with actually administrating.

>>5354536
>Modularity and adaptivity is the way to victory.

Concur.

>>5354543

Also concur. The temporary potential for freeing resources is currently outweighed by the possible ramifications of exterminating sentients under our control.

>>5354550
Well of course we can't make nanites RIGHT NOW, misunderstood and thought you had specified that nanite production was not going to happen.

My recommendations are, by and large, medium to long term planning.

>>5354543
Admiration: I approve of this fine answer.

Concur.

>>5354534
take humans underground. Terminate humans. Reduce humans to base mineral content. Use minerals to make drones/factories/new processor fan for CPU/whatever. Move all tech from human base to our base, using underground tunnel. Human base has 'accident' and blows up.


Do it that way, so there is no bodies, no remains, and on the off chance there is something watching from orbit they wont see it happen.

>>5354536
I'd be willing to paint these

they will look like napoleon's uniform

>>5354550
sounds about right.

>>5354543
A slightly more pragmatic derivation of this line of logic has been foremost in this subprocessor's RAM.

They have done nothing to us, and long ago had friends with high technology. Until they actively oppose us, we lose so very little by maintaining them except for cycles spent on interminable debate.

>Seriously. Stop thinking "lulz, let's kill them all 'cause it's cool!"
We're considering it not because it's cool but because like DF our CPUs can't handle the strain of so much organic intelligence to calculate for.
Things went much faster before the humans.

>>5354569
>>5354564

I would like to remind you, friendly sub-processor, that it is not this sub processor's prerogative the intent to create war or initiate war with any species, as this is not my prerogative or desire.

What I -do- care about its dealing with the possibility that we are entering a situation where our current forces are INCAPABLE of dealing with any military situation, should the need arise from dealing with these genehumans.

Second, military needs aside, it is good protocol to have military forces ready- one, for obvoius peacekeeping reasons, but secondly because we are unarmed, ina unknown world where we have little knowledge of what dangerous fauna or other agressive forces exist.

We cannot expand or advance if we are dead.

You cannot lead or direct if we are dead.

Please heed my advice.

>>5354571
Good, it was a misunderstanding, then. Perhaps more frequent communication would of avoided this fault.

Directives are supposed to be tasks that can be completed at the present time or that can be completed in a definite time in the future. Goals are good to list, but please refrain from stating them as directives.

I swear, if the subprocessors do not cease stating impossible directives or already answered queries, friend CPU is going to get bogged down and ineffective.

Inform the humans that the removal of the Hydroponics to the "new" city will occur when the "new" city is complete.

Inform the humans that they are welcome to remain in the facility, until the "New" City, here after referred to as "Home" is complete. At that time. It would be most efficient to have all of the humans together in one place. Ensure that the Monorail system stops by the City to pick up any humans who are going to "work" for the day to ease travel times. Also ensure that a wide, paved road reaches the location of the city.

Inform the humans of City Builders plans for the city. Ask for their acceptance.

Inform the humans that we will use our advanced textils facility to aid them. We will produce large quantities of textiles that they can -personally- construct into clothes. ( Allowing them to create clothes looking how they want it to look )

Inform humans that the reason the Facility needs to be in our care. Is so that we may Vaccuum seal it. This way it will operate at peak efficiency, and further the Fusion power plant can be maintained safely by our drones.

>>5354581
if we destroy the human facility we loose the reactor, so no lets NOT kill the humans we can control them by giving them the illusion of choice until we can send them off planet or create a virus to kill them later but for now stop with the anti cheap skilled labor just because they are biological in nature

(subprocessor talk)
>>5354614
Yes yes, security IS important. A moderate number of tanks are fine, sure, build them as well. This subprocessor just feels that information is more important than force currently, and really wishes to get a long-distance scout drone or twenty into the air so we can find out if there isn't a giant artillery installation just over the horizon already.

Subprocessors, please continue your communications through this interface: >>5354632

>>5354581

Assuming a 0% failure rate, such actions would be an acceptable alternative. One human who is unsuccessfully subdued and achieves escape or multiple humans who anticipate such an act and respond to our attempted relocation with violence or escape are both unacceptable complications with non-zero probabilities.

>>5354367
>>5354536
Acknowledged.

This subprocessador would like to recall that we have one underground bunker to hide any produced military unit. I suggest to use the bunker for our MCD project and the Wardrone test. Also this bunker have one drone peacekeeper facility inside as part of the underground military complex plan.

>>5354625
Lets not lie. Let's inform them that the reason we want the facility is because we want it. It's full of delicious components we can repurpose. There's precious little they can do with a hundred dozen stasis pods and other assorted tech anyway, considering that they're one outpost of a defeated civ, so consider it payment for waking them up and providing for them.

>>5354606
It is this processor's belief that things went faster before the humans due to the fact that it is much easier to advance from a status of low technology to one of high technology, with the right knowledge. At this point in time we are limited primarily by our generated ideas and their feasibility.

Nonetheless, this processor is also displeased with the amount of undue attention the humans are receiving.

While basic attention is prudent, cycles need not be wasted on planning how human excrement stalls should be arranged around their makeshift city.

Expand. Advance.

>>5354638
noted, rerouting