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What do you think of Agent Silver and his AI?
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Oh, I most definitely viewed Franklin as a character. I thought Franklin would be the one to overcome his programming (rather than Rex). I loved his witty comments to Sliver and Rex.BookDragon100 wrote: β22 Aug 2018, 22:14 What do you think about the relationship between Agent Silver and his ship's AI interface? Did you see him as an additional character or as a tool within Agent Silvers life?
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This is true. I support this view also. Franklin could be treated as a character rather than a tool.Fozia-Bajwa wrote: β28 Aug 2018, 13:09 The AI of ship of Agent Silver is an additional character in the life of Silver. He does not has an active part in the life of Silver rather he is an extra part of the story by which the concentration of the readers divert from the main story line and the conversation of the story extends because of it.

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Wow, this is great. Had not thought of Franklin overcoming his programming although it seems that Agent Silver knew how to make Franklin lie by hiding information such about Kelly at the beginning of the story.Beth KG wrote: β26 Aug 2018, 17:24Oh, I most definitely viewed Franklin as a character. I thought Franklin would be the one to overcome his programming (rather than Rex). I loved his witty comments to Sliver and Rex.BookDragon100 wrote: β22 Aug 2018, 22:14 What do you think about the relationship between Agent Silver and his ship's AI interface? Did you see him as an additional character or as a tool within Agent Silvers life?

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I agree the fact that they two interact more and not just the issuing of commands shows that Franklin can be treated as a characterjoycechitwa wrote: β29 Aug 2018, 10:10 I certainly took Franklin to be a character in his own right, no doubt! He brings a very interesting and humorous twist to the whole story. This is probably how AI robots will be in the (near) future. Computers will think for us as we just hang around and hit buttons.![]()
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