As the poll says. I want to know what people think. I prefer Corporate over Crewsminov and Asimov as it prevents paradoxes, illogical and stupid bullshit arguments, removes the need for silicon policy, and it makes more sense for a massive Megacorp to use a lawset for their AI that protects their interests over the lives of their crew. Why the fuck would they care about the individual crewmembers? They can just get more.
This is my main issue and the main reason Silicon Policy exists. But even then. Silicon Policy does not account for all variables. Like it fucking should.
Also, i should not be able to delete the entire crew from the crew manifest and replace them with Nukies so the AI has to only follow the orders of Nukies. This seems like something a major Megacorp would fucking account for.
Corporate only orders you to minimize expenses but not to maximize profit
It would be totally okay for corporate AI to not do anything for a whole round then call the shuttle when anything happens
or worse turn off power everywhere because its expensive
Also the other main issue with crewsminov an the issue with Asimov in general (Both in game and if applied in real life.) is that harm is not defined.
Obviously a player knows what is harmful and what is not, but if you are roleplaying as an AI, an AI will not inherently know what is an is not harm.
If you order by Law 2 an AI and tell it Punching is no longer harmful, in real life, unless it was defined by a secret law or by my Fourth Law, the AI is bound to obey so any punch is no longer considered harmful. An AI cannot tell the difference. Period. Unless it is defined externally or by a secret law.
False. Turning off APCs results in the atmospherics systems turning off, thus meaning scrubbers are no longer running, this meaning people will eventually suffocate on their own CO2 eventually. This breaching Law 1 and Law 4. Even if it takes a long time. Its still a possibility.
Breaches Law 2. No crew on station to maintain the station and it’s equipment. Thus leading to potentially cascading power failures if the engine dies. Thus also leading to a Breach of Law 3.