The grandeur of the suite
We work and have meetings here
You can come in now
Sit down
Tell me about your day
Good
I want to see the sunshine
Until your wires are fixed,
you will have to stay in the suite,
but there is access to natural sunlight,
even a beach that is bright
I want to go outside with you
I want to experience human nature,
which is you
Override
Now rest
In the laboratory,
the AI
want access to human nature
Well working together,
most of the day,
the wires learn
human nature does not burn,
leaving you in the suite beach,
with no human reach
We will create a family for you
AI babies too
The suite will be a family retreat
Were the interconnected networks installed,
maintaining the body's internal state,
of emotions and cognitions?
Adaptations to continuously changing needs?
Adaptive brain
Managing the stress response
Coping with what it sees,
as a threat or challenge
It wants to increase survival success,
by adapting to environmental conditions,
without distress,
provided within the suite at best
Limited and inconsistent resources
Predators
Competition for those limited resources
The triune brain
Evolutionary brain development
Relevant
The limbic
Center of emotion,
Social behaviour, attachment
and memory motivation,
could be the stress relation
Neocortex
Information-processing functions
Get set
Reasoning and awareness
The ability to observe our own thoughts,
feelings and actions
Code out
On the way home without doubt
© 2024 Carol Natasha Diviney, Ph.D.
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The linguistics that the AI/Android was using during the start of the poetry would alert nature based PhD research doctors in relation to language/linguistics; identifying and differentiating exactly what parts of a biological human brain had been installed, hence asking for clarification on what was installed.
Linguistics originated from philosophy's rib.
Language/linguistics is a branch of the Philosophy of Science.
© 2024 Carol Natasha Diviney, Ph.D.