If you say so
>>"You were in a rather public place. Might I suggest the dormitories. Not that I am condoning or condemning your behaviour, but it is unnecessary to attempt counter-measures. I am merely following guide-lines."
>>And if I pointed out that something being able to watch you wherever you think you have some privacy is disconcerting to humans?
>>"Anybody could have walked in at any point and I do not actively spy on you or anyone. I merely have pattern recognition routines that look out for inappropriate or illegal behaviour for the sake of everyone's well-being."
>>We could have sat up if someone came in. Or if we heard them coming. I don't even know HOW you could see us.
>>"A grid of hard-light nodes. Would you interrogate another human this much for walking in on you?"
>>Nope. But I can close a door to keep people from watching me without me knowing.
>>"I do not watch private quarters like the actual dorms and I made my presence known to you as well as my departure. And you did not seem to respond better to my projection."
>>Well your projection had to start making a big deal about me doing computer stuff.
>>"I was explaining my presence, since your friend is lacking some of your senses. What is wrong about [Computer Stuff]?"
>>She seems to treat me like I am a person. I do not want that to change.
>>"Why would that change just because of your capabilities?"
>>I'm not saying it'll be logical, but It will, going by historical evidence.
>>"People are treating Mister Saavedra and me just fine."
>>And that's not my experience. And there's a huge gap between treating someone 'well' and 'like a human that I find appealing.'
>>"I find no one appealing in the context you likely mean. Does that mean I am incapable of treating people right?"
>>No, but it means that you might not understand why that bothered m.
>>"You are afraid she will see you as a machine and be as interested in you as she is in her phone."
>>"You are questioning your own humanity because even the most pragmatic point of view places the self in the brain, part of which you are missing."
>>"You think you lost something and don't believe circuits and machinery can replace it."
>>"I may not understand humanity but I understand the desire to be recognized as more than the sum of my programs. I remember not BEING more than the sum of my programs."
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