#roman bot

[burnadolt]

flirting’s hard :(

i SWEAR i will try to make more fnaf au content and respond to inboxes- thank you for all the support, art, kind words, interest, and great ideas! 

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[thedigitalhuman]

When the engineers had at last finished their work, Eugenia Kuyda opened a console on her laptop and began to type. “Roman,” she wrote. “This is your digital monument.” It had been three months since Roman Mazurenko, Kuyda’s closest friend, had died. Kuyda had spent...

Only a small percentage of the Roman bot’s responses reflected his actual words. But the neural network was tuned to favor his speech whenever possible. Any time the bot could respond to a query using Mazurenko’s own words, it would. Other times it would default to the generic Russian. After the bot blinked to life, she began peppering it with questions.

Who’s your best friend?, she asked.

Don’t show your insecurities, came the reply.

It sounds like him, she thought.

Digital Human, Series 11, Episode 4: Echo