DENISSE MILLENIUM FULL DATA SHEET
Denisse is a smart assistant made in Romania by Eissma Electronics
Her default name is “Denisse Millenium” (Changeable)
She use internet data and orders to solve problems and make multiple tasks.
As a whole GLSALS is programmed to imitate, learn and protect the life, she aren’t interested being destroyed in the attempt in case any living being is in danger
@Prometheus labs CEO
GearLYA is the only robot that can do it. In the case of Denisse, she does not imitate emotions well, it is the same as the rest of the robots because they can not the original module
@BmcMaxz
So she is conscious, and thanks to that emotion emulation program being written a little too well she can actually feel emotions rather than just mimic them
@Prometheus labs CEO
That is an excellent question! And the answer is in the history of the GLSALS bots …. In 1997, a new module called GLSALS (GLS Ambient learning System) was released for the GRS, GLZ and GLS robots. The GLSALS was an advanced software with many configurations to imitate emotions in a very complete and very real way. When all GRS GLZ and GLS models received that update, they collapsed and never turned on again. That configuration did not it and the robots were useless, they could not be reconfigured and they were discarded. During the dismantling of the robots, a GLS turned on and started executing that update, nobody knows how it works because the other units were destroyed by the program. The Eissma GLS robot is called GearLYA, a female ponybot that can imitate emotions as if they really felt them. The other ponybots can not imitate emotions like GearLYA because is the only one that uses GLSALS, which is a software that destroys even the most modern robots, that is why models from 98 onwards use GLSALS Beta, which is a light version with few instructions.
Images of her: >>1802938 >>1802887 >>1809086
EG Version: >>1851988
@Prometheus labs CEO
At first they are somewhat inanimate but they learn part of their environment and can imitate basic emotions. The factory emotions are joy and sadness. Joy shows it when the eye LEDs or sensors illuminate Yellow. Sadness is when it shines blue. The red LEDs are to indicate that the battery is low, and the green indicates that the operating system is damaged or needs a restart due to a failure. The TSCARD can save memories by compressing .imz files, but TSCARD do not save system configurations as is the case with emotions
@Vinyl Fluff
uses two sensors as cameras but they do not record at all (you can not see what the machine records or anything) The hard disk is not small, it is almost the size of the 60v battery. In 2002, the SD did not exceed 16-32kb, so they did not serve to save Infomaz (.imz) files of 10Mb that were learning files. It is a term badly used since to have expansion you need another secondary disk and not an SD like the versions of 2017, by at least 16GB like the GLS of the year 96
It’s just solid state capacities in “off-sizes” (that is, not to the power of 8) is pretty unusual. It’s becoming more common though with SSDs and a few SD cards (200GB varieties, etc.)
Just for the record, it’s not a criticism or anything. Just me being a tech nerd.
GearLYA is the only robot that can do it. In the case of Denisse, she does not imitate emotions well, it is the same as the rest of the robots because they can not the original module
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So she is conscious, and thanks to that emotion emulation program being written a little too well she can actually feel emotions rather than just mimic them
That is an excellent question! And the answer is in the history of the GLSALS bots …. In 1997, a new module called GLSALS (GLS Ambient learning System) was released for the GRS, GLZ and GLS robots. The GLSALS was an advanced software with many configurations to imitate emotions in a very complete and very real way. When all GRS GLZ and GLS models received that update, they collapsed and never turned on again. That configuration did not it and the robots were useless, they could not be reconfigured and they were discarded. During the dismantling of the robots, a GLS turned on and started executing that update, nobody knows how it works because the other units were destroyed by the program. The Eissma GLS robot is called GearLYA, a female ponybot that can imitate emotions as if they really felt them. The other ponybots can not imitate emotions like GearLYA because is the only one that uses GLSALS, which is a software that destroys even the most modern robots, that is why models from 98 onwards use GLSALS Beta, which is a light version with few instructions.
Images of her:
>>1802938
>>1802887
>>1809086
EG Version: >>1851988
Edited
But are they capable of subjective experience/true awareness or are they just a mindless series of machine leading algorithms
Edited
At first they are somewhat inanimate but they learn part of their environment and can imitate basic emotions. The factory emotions are joy and sadness. Joy shows it when the eye LEDs or sensors illuminate Yellow. Sadness is when it shines blue. The red LEDs are to indicate that the battery is low, and the green indicates that the operating system is damaged or needs a restart due to a failure. The TSCARD can save memories by compressing .imz files, but TSCARD do not save system configurations as is the case with emotions
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uses two sensors as cameras but they do not record at all (you can not see what the machine records or anything) The hard disk is not small, it is almost the size of the 60v battery. In 2002, the SD did not exceed 16-32kb, so they did not serve to save Infomaz (.imz) files of 10Mb that were learning files. It is a term badly used since to have expansion you need another secondary disk and not an SD like the versions of 2017, by at least 16GB like the GLS of the year 96
It’s just solid state capacities in “off-sizes” (that is, not to the power of 8) is pretty unusual. It’s becoming more common though with SSDs and a few SD cards (200GB varieties, etc.)
Just for the record, it’s not a criticism or anything. Just me being a tech nerd.
So, what is weird?
Yeah, 40GB HDDs exist. But normally solid state memory capacities are to the power of 8.
This system is not suitable for computer technicians because her hard disk is not based on the power of 2