‘Mission Oflameron’ Synopsis. A conference room with no windows, no corners, and almost no furniture – just a large table and expensive armchairs. Three military-looking men (Nos. 1-3) in civilian suits are seated in the armchairs, with Steeve opposite them. (After a moment). (No. 1): “We would like you to consider a specific technology related to biology.” Steeve: “But I’m not a biologist.” (No. 1): “We know. You won’t need extensive knowledge of biology. There are specially prepared AI models available. The gist is this: we need to devise a concept for fragmenting AI vectors in a way that allows for their reassembly with error correction. The error correction must be multi-level. You will propose options, and we will evaluate them.” Steeve: “And where does biology come in?” (No. 2): “Here, biology is closely linked to the size of the fragments. Essentially, we need to create a sort of pseudo-language based on amino acids that allows code to be inserted into microorganisms. This code must not interfere with the microorganism’s life cycle, must remain unchanged, must be self-correcting in the event of errors, must include start and end markers, and must not interact with other protein-based life forms.” (No. 3): “To start, we need a rough estimate of the number of microorganisms required for one gigabyte of vector code.” Steeve: “Am I correct in assuming the microorganisms need to self-replicate?” (No. 1): “That is the biologists’ domain; you won’t need to handle that part of the task.” Steeve: “Before I start, I need to know which AI model is involved.” (No. 3) (Checking his watch): “The AI model has no name. You already have remote access to it from your workstation. While you are working with it, no one else will have access.” Steeve: “And the Security Department?” (No. 3): “No one—meaning absolutely no one. So, the results will depend entirely on you.” (No. 2): “One more thing. While you’re working on this task, your lunch or coffee will be delivered right to your workstation.” Steeve: “I’ll need datasets to work with the AI vectors.” (No. 3): “You’ll have access to the entire corporate data library, just as before. Anything else is available upon request. If you need access to the global network, that’s in the next room.”
https://huggingface.co/datasets/Oflameron/sci-fi-Synopsis
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‘Mission Oflameron’ Synopsis. A conference room with no windows, no corners, and almost no furniture – just a large table and expensive armchairs. Three military-looking men (Nos. 1-3) in civilian suits are seated in the armchairs, with Steeve opposite them. (After a moment). (No. 1): “We would like you to consider a specific technology related to biology.” Steeve: “But I’m not a biologist.” (No. 1): “We know. You won’t need extensive knowledge of biology. There are specially prepared AI models available. The gist is this: we need to devise a concept for fragmenting AI vectors in a way that allows for their reassembly with error correction. The error correction must be multi-level. You will propose options, and we will evaluate them.” Steeve: “And where does biology come in?” (No. 2): “Here, biology is closely linked to the size of the fragments. Essentially, we need to create a sort of pseudo-language based on amino acids that allows code to be inserted into microorganisms. This code must not interfere with the microorganism’s life cycle, must remain unchanged, must be self-correcting in the event of errors, must include start and end markers, and must not interact with other protein-based life forms.” (No. 3): “To start, we need a rough estimate of the number of microorganisms required for one gigabyte of vector code.” Steeve: “Am I correct in assuming the microorganisms need to self-replicate?” (No. 1): “That is the biologists’ domain; you won’t need to handle that part of the task.” Steeve: “Before I start, I need to know which AI model is involved.” (No. 3) (Checking his watch): “The AI model has no name. You already have remote access to it from your workstation. While you are working with it, no one else will have access.” Steeve: “And the Security Department?” (No. 3): “No one—meaning absolutely no one. So, the results will depend entirely on you.” (No. 2): “One more thing. While you’re working on this task, your lunch or coffee will be delivered right to your workstation.” Steeve: “I’ll need datasets to work with the AI vectors.” (No. 3): “You’ll have access to the entire corporate data library, just as before. Anything else is available upon request. If you need access to the global network, that’s in the next room.”
https://huggingface.co/datasets/Oflameron/sci-fi-Synopsis
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