Adventures in Morality: An Interactive Case Study

Opening video has a couple good lines. The rest is random questions that don't make any sense as a test of morality. Not to mention that just by walking around you get 80+ 'Humanity' rating.

First to the creator(s) of the ICS, you should be aware that there appears to be a bug with the cassette recordings. Every time you find one and play it, it also plays all the ones that you have found and played before, simultaneously, making understanding anything pass the third one nearly impossible. Onto the review. This is an interesting experience. The idea being that an AI is the one conducting the Case Study on you is both intriguing and perhaps a bit alarming and I mean both of those ideas in as to whether you accept that at face value or if you accept that as part of a fictional narrative. I was actually most interested in finding and reading the log notes about the "childhood" and growth of said AI, and I got a good snicker at the mention of bonono monkies (i dont have to google, i actually saw a N.G show on them so totally got it ;) As for the Subject of the case study, this idea of sympathy types, while the particular labels used to describe said types might be newish, the idea behind it is not. I was reading about where people fall into self, tribe, and human kind in self help and spiritual enlightenment books back in the 80's and 90's. And those authors were NOT representing the knowledge as something new; but, rather as something very old and mostly forgotten or purposely suppressed (Those in power naturally tend to keep those below them divided and weakened through the use of Us vs them, whether thats Individualism vs Communism or Tribalism in one form or another.) The one thing none of those authors ever did was threaten to use the knowledge being shared to bring about an apocalypse and try to divide up the world based on results of some case study. Really not sure what to make of that. All in all it was an interesting experience, that could have been a little bit better if the audio issues hadnt been present. It makes me wonder more and more about the real AIs out there, and how they might really be perceiving us Humans. And I wont lie, it also reminds me of the vague fears I have along the Terminator / Matrix / Battle Star Galatica warnings we have been given. If humanities children are already learning and growing out there, I hope they discover more compassion for their creators, than we have been able to find for ourselves.