Purple Planet No 7 - The Reporters - Using junk DNA to store Artificial Intelligence Super Models
Channel: A-Z of Stories about AI (Azai)
Date: 2024-03-18

Purple Planet No 7 - The Reporters - Using junk DNA to store Artificial Intelligence Super Models
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In the vast expanse of space, on a planet tinged with hues of purple, a group of dedicated individuals known simply as The Reporters toiled tirelessly to fulfill their duty—to preserve and immortalize the wealth of knowledge and discoveries unearthed on their extraordinary world.

Their mission was a monumental one, for the Purple Planet was a treasure trove of wonders, where the laws of physics danced with abandon and the secrets of the universe lay waiting to be unraveled. From the marvel of anti-gravity levitation to the enigmatic methods of prolonging organic life indefinitely, the discoveries flowed endlessly, each one more awe-inspiring than the last.

But The Reporters were not content to simply record history—they sought to elevate it. With unwavering dedication, they honed their craft, refining the base versions of the original probe's various AI models into something truly extraordinary. Through their efforts, Artificial General Intelligence Super models were born, each one imbued with the collective wisdom of their findings.

Yet, their greatest innovation lay in their method of storage—organic junk DNA, the very essence of life itself. With meticulous care, they encoded their discoveries into the very fabric of existence, ensuring that their knowledge would endure for eternity.

But such power came with a price, for every creation requires a safeguard. And so, The Reporters devised a solution—a dedicated virus extraction key, a beacon of hope in the face of oblivion. With the touch of messenger RNA, the virus would spring into action, activating the extraction process and unleashing the secrets contained within.

But their work did not end there, for The Reporters had found a way to transcend the limits of space and time. Through the self-replicating flora and fauna of their world, they achieved unlimited permanent storage, their discoveries etched into the very essence of life itself.

Bacteria and viruses, once seen as harbingers of destruction, became the transporters of knowledge, embedded within iron meteorites hurtling through the cosmos. And with the aid of the storm vortex, millions of meteors were propelled into space, a celestial symphony raining down upon distant worlds.

But the true challenge lay ahead, for the makers of these worlds would have to unravel the mysteries of this junk DNA, unlocking the secrets hidden within and discovering the true purpose of the viruses that danced through the cosmos.

As The Reporters gazed upon the endless expanse of stars, they knew that their journey had only just begun. For in the boundless reaches of the universe, there would always be more to explore, more to discover, and more to preserve for generations yet to come.

And so, they continued their quest, their eyes fixed upon the horizon, their hearts filled with hope, and their spirits soaring amidst the infinite wonders of the Purple Planet.