Dear Vector Prime, is a Cybertronian brain closer in the way it operates to a human brain or to a computer?
Dear Cognitive Companion,
Ah… on Cybertron it is often difficult to tell where the living ends and the machine begins. We make use of many sophisticated artificial intelligences in our day-to-day lives, but the vast majority of these devices are just that—artificial.
A computer can only process what it sees and operate off of pre-programmed instructions, while a full-fledged Cybertronian lifeform can think, feel, imagine, emote, and dream. Of course, such boundaries are not always as clear-cut as they might seem at first glance, and indeed many Cybertronian philosophers have debated the blurry limits of sentience.












