Prologue of Exilium Rex, Book 2: Loyalty of Numbers
In the twentieth century, American Isaac Asimov wrote what many people
believed to be a major part of his legacy to humankind, the Three Laws of Robotics.
Today, the algorithm required of, for, and by computer machines to write accurate
news reports – and even to pen poems and novels – had already been invented. This fact
does not, in any manner, interfere with Asimov’s mandate. But many believe this could
be the beginning of Singularity – when artificial intelligence had become better than
human intelligence – which could render the earlier precepts of robotics virtually
obsolete. The one question that remains, however, is how to measure such an abstract
concept like Singularity.
The optimists believe there are ways to accurate
