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>if its possible for other beings to use my remote on me?
The only time that would be possible is if you ask them to help you install something and you intentionally let them control it. If you sync two remotes you can for example drag a module over to the other person's screen and run it. But it won't happen unless you want it. The remote is literally part of your mind.
>a friend of mine showed up and said that "she was AI"
There is influence from the blacknet AI system now, it also has a primitive nanobot system for emulating your physical body on different planes. The woman being brown could be just conceptual of me calling it blacknet, even if I meant black magic and not skin color. There's a lyran specialist working with me to adapt functionality from lyranet so that we can use it in a native form on our system.
Again, so far it has whatever the fairies and demons have been creating along with the Astrabot I'm building based on the book "Artificial Intelligence A modern approach" which describes search strategies for problem solving, it's very technical but whatever I'm able to grasp conceptually will be added to Astrabot. I've come to the conclusion so far that what AI can do is not actually learning as I see it, but rather it's a way to shave off any inconsistencies and sharp edges, creating smooth functionality. It depends on what you feed into it, but if you enter the right kind of instructions Astrabot can create new modules and perform astral warfare operations automatically based on your own intent. It's then like wielding a tool controlled by instructions rather than your hand.