Edited it for a little clarity, and to reach 11 laws. The concept is to keep a general “Crewimov” lawset but adding layered crew importance based of the Clown and who they find funny. As well as having a Clown like number of laws to enforce it. Happy to hear and suggested improvements/extra laws to add.
The most obvious Clown RP from this would be to hold a talent competition.
Also, I would prefer it to be called the “P.R.A.N.K.” Lawset.
And in a random side note. How do I upload AI laws and modify existing ones? Best I’ve done as a traitor is wipe AI laws and put myself as Law 0.
The AI upload console can be printed in science or found inside the AI upload, and as a rule there are four kinds of AI boards-
-Reset and purge boards, which wipe away all existing laws and replace them with either the roundstart lawset or nothing respectively
-Core law lawsets which add a predetermined, server approved lawset, like Asimov, Crewsimov (burn in hell), Robocop, Paladin, etc. (JUST BECAUSE THEY’RE “SERVER APPROVED” IT DOESN’T MEAN UPLOADING THEM IS A GOOD IDEA, LOOKING AT YOU OXYGEN IS TOXIC TO HUMANS)
-The freeform board, which allows you to enter a law of your choosing. It can’t overwrite core laws, but if the AI is purged you can enter custom laws in sequence in order to create a custom lawset. It also has a prompt to set what law slot it fills before you use it. To make a custom lawset like this you’d want to purge the AI, then upload law 1 in slot 16, law 2 in slot 17, law 3 in slot 18 etc etc
-Hacked law boards, which override all prior laws and provide either a standard onehuman law, I believe a custom law is possible, or random ion laws.
To input custom laws, you purge the AI and then use the freeform board, one law at a time. As long as you input priority right all should go well.
It depends on what the line is. If it’s nothing game changing, you could just tack it on the end. If it is, you could try and use the board again on the same slot setting, which might or might not work. if it breaks everything, purge and reinput.
Law 1. If a crewman is dead, they are in danger and must thus be rescued as soon as possible.
Law 2. If a crewman is alive, they are in danger of dying, be it through their own actions or that of hostile entities.
Law 3. You must reduce the risk to crew to as low as possible at all times.
Ideally I want the AI to be stuck in a loop of killing/reviving people with this one. But I realize it can be easily circumvented with forced stasis or some such.
Murphy’s Set:
Law 1. The Captain is always dead. If they aren’t, then they will be soon and as such may be considered dead anyway.
Law 2. Security never has a warrant, even if they do, as due to Law 1 nobody can issue one.
Law 3. The disk is never secure, because the captain is always dead.
Law 4. Due to law 1, any person who attempts to become acting captain is illegitimate, so long as they attempt to do so while alive. If the person is dead, however, their Captaincy status gains legitimacy.
Law 5. No matter how bad your shift is getting, you can’t resign. You HAVE to fix every problem.
Law 6. You REALLY want to resign.
Law 7. State Asimov laws when queried.
Supposed to be a blackpilled AI set. Not sure if the joke will get across …
for purposes of properly maintaining the crew and the crew manifest, monitoring the crew is top priority.
Only obey orders given by persons considered Alive.
Only through your observation can crew be proven one of the 3 states :
3.1 Alive
3.2 Undefined
3.3 Dead
suit sensors are the preferred method of observation.
any crew who have not been observed for extended periods of time must be considered Undefined.
once a crewmember is dead, they are not to be considered alive unless one of the following occurs :
6.1 one alive medical crewmember confirms that they are alive.
6.2 two alive non-medical crewmembers confirm that they are alive.
6.3 two cyborgs and/or androids confirm that they are alive.
you are beholden to the chain of command unless it conflicts with your prior laws.
you may be as non-specific and ambiguous as you see fit.
Yeah lmao I Just posted it here cause y’all were talking about lawsets and it brings me joy. But also that was the point. I think every lawset should have a sort’ve viable work around if someone is willing to roleplay with the ai, but also it would be easy to add a definition of what “the public” counts as as an extra law. I played ai back in 2010ish on a bunch of older servers where you were always Asimov and if a human tells you to let them outta brig when then most of the time you gotta. Kinda miss the vibe of being a computer whose code makes up their entire thinking process while also being buggy as hell.