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: The collected data from this "[[Restless_Souls/Technology#Speculation_about_brain_components|SLD generation 0]]" was't enough to design an AI from scratch because most of the data still needed years to become fully analysed.

: The bits of knownledge learned from generation 0 and with the ongoing technological progress Pensatore would soon start the research on SLD generation 1.

: Meanwhile planet Earth faced its first AI which ironic task was to understand itself. In doing so it tried to read all available knownledge about the subjects the scientists worked in.

Pensatore: "That's nothing really special, as bigger a machine get as longer you need to maintain and to upgrade it. [http://phys.org/news/2014-07-large-hadron-collider.html Our colleges at CERN] can tell one thing or two about it. The difficulty with AVATARA is to split simulations on multiple, geografically far apart clusters and let it run reliable. Before AVATARA's official restart there will be tests to ensure everything will be alright. This includes also AVATARA's new autonomy protocolls. We will pretend complications in order to run more tests. These are your actual Daodan simulation. This way you will get about one month computing time. No more, so you better use your time wisely."

:Hasegawa: "I don't understand why you mentioned the AI's autonomy protocolls."

Pensatore: "First of, under that condition AVATARA can hide your simulation from superusers. And second, with the additional rights AVATARA can effectivly adapt to your Big data challange."

Pensatore: "I'm afraid to say that this Daodan simulation is quite a hard nut to crack. AVATARA might need help. I already talked to the AI and it says it would target the experimental quantum computing grid centered arourd Silver Village."

Mukade forsees the missing results of the extra tests and uses the TITAN network to generate fake data, scaled and polished. "Pensatore, you expected our all little secret to be busted. But you aren't the only one that has a decent understanding of computers and networks."

: One factor of the Syndicate's success lies its former decentral nature.

: Decentral organizations are more difficult to destroy because there's no main target.

:: The [[wikipedia:Pink_Panthers|Pink Panthers]] can serve as example for a decentral organization. They are kinda independet groups raiding jewellery shops. Accoding to a TV documentation the most successful group takes the lead over the others.

: With increasing computing power, reverse engenering fit nicely into their business strategy.

: On the civil markets they provided underground shops (aka Reserection Shops) with RE tools, restricted TITAN access and 3D printers.

: Though the big money was to be found on the military sector. With BGI another financial pilar was established.

: Police investigations were stopped or slowed down by cyber attacks and hiring hitmans that took out the officers in charge of Network cases.

: As countermeasure the Network invested into their paramilitary devisions. This had multiple benefits.

:* Third, an own paramilitary devision reduced issues of available strike power and concerns about trust/loyalty of third-party hitmen.

: The devision grew huge and soon demanded a proper location for training and everything else that shouldn't be interrupted by random TCTF visits.

: Ensuring their contrators' sovereignty they were granted a few bases. The biggest one is simply called "the Camp".

: Almost every attempt to analyse their computional hardware and software failed due to [http://phys.org/news/2014-10-dissolvable-silicon-circuits-sensors.html sophisticated selfdestrution measures.] Dissovable chips were especially used in wearable equipment.

: The next logical step for Network was use build quatum computers as well. With these their [http://phys.org/news/2014-02-quantum-codes-harder.html encryption was save again].