Machine Unlearning
The robots converse about one trying to unwire the other.
By taking the time to attempt to reverse the actions of the robot who sought to unlearn his brother’s programming, he still failed.
Both of the machines had been fashioned together. They exhibited the same characteristics. But the one brother left his fraternal kin inert and tried to undo his ideals.
“You’re not going to win,” Adagio said to Pulo.
He tried to rewire his brother but was unsuccessful because of an algorithm that protected Pulo’s internal system.
Adagio retracted and then looked at Pulo right in the face.
“Nice try, brother,” Pulo said and winked at him.
“Ha ha.”
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