Imagine you’re just minding your own business and suddenly you’re a robot, also it’s 200 years in the future?

Back alley garage-sales of the future can be quite interesting. PA managed to acquire a cryogenically frozen brain and got right to work, trying to give whoever it belonged to a new life.

It turned out this brain wasn’t in good shape and the only way to get something out of it was to use Professor Awesome’s Patented Brain-shredder 5000, which liquefies the whole thing and uses the information it gathers to write an AI.

This AI was then uploaded to a robot-body of PA’s own design. After she turned the robot on for the first time, PA found that this person wasn’t actually all that happy about this new life she had given her.

“It’s all wrong, everything is wrong!”
She still had her memories, memories of being human and what it was supposed to feel like. Not only was her body completely alien to her, so were her own thoughts, she was an AI now after all.

While that has it’s advantages, being able to calculate big numbers like (1308195732 * 53934) in a split second, to her it’s a painful reminder that she’s no longer human.

There are tons of variables and settings you can tweak and modify with an AI, which is what PA is doing right now, trying to make her feel better.

Psychotherapy for robots.

"Don't give up, it's going to be alright."