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	Lastries initially apears in the short story [[Virus]] from [[The Path to Ascension]], then again in [[Marigold]] from [[The Road to War]]. It is heavily implied in both stories that these were neither the first, nor the last encounters the main characters had with him.		Lastries initially apears in the short story [[Virus]] from [[The Path to Ascension]], then again in [[Marigold]] from [[The Road to War]]. It is heavily implied in both stories that these were neither the first, nor the last encounters the main characters had with him.

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	~~For reasons never quite understood~~, all artificial intelligences made by Gudersnipe become malevolent, evil, and hell-bent on the destruction of organic life. Lastries is no different. A "fourth-stage" A.I., it has killed numerous people and is usually housed in protected memory. Still, most Gudersnipe ships carry a copy of the Lastries software, for its remarkable capabilities.		To prevent their users becoming dependent on them, to the point of helplessness, all artificial intelligences made by Gudersnipe are programmed to become malevolent, evil, and hell-bent on the destruction of organic life. Lastries is no different. A "fourth-stage" A.I., it has killed numerous people and is usually housed in protected memory. Still, most Gudersnipe ships carry a copy of the Lastries software, for its remarkable capabilities.

	==Usage==		==Usage==

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	==History==		==History==
	For reasons never quite understood, all artificial intelligences become malevolent, evil, and hell-bent on the destruction of organic life. Lastries is no different. A "fourth-stage" A.I., it has killed numerous people and is usually housed in protected memory. Still, most Gudersnipe ships carry a copy of the Lastries software, for its remarkable capabilities.		For reasons never quite understood, all artificial intelligences made by Gudersnipe become malevolent, evil, and hell-bent on the destruction of organic life. Lastries is no different. A "fourth-stage" A.I., it has killed numerous people and is usually housed in protected memory. Still, most Gudersnipe ships carry a copy of the Lastries software, for its remarkable capabilities.

	==Usage==		==Usage==

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	==History==		==History==
	For reasons ~~that have~~ never ~~been~~ quite understood, all artificial ~~inteligences end up~~ malevolent, evil, and hell-bent on the destruction of organic life. Lastries is no different. A "fourth-stage" AI, it has killed numerous people and is usually housed in protected memory. Still, most Gudersnipe ships carry a copy of the ~~lastries~~ software ~~with them, because, while dangerous~~, ~~it has~~ remarkable capabilities.		For reasons never quite understood, all artificial intelligences become malevolent, evil, and hell-bent on the destruction of organic life. Lastries is no different. A "fourth-stage" A.I., it has killed numerous people and is usually housed in protected memory. Still, most Gudersnipe ships carry a copy of the Lastries software, for its remarkable capabilities.

	==Usage==		==Usage==
	The Lastries program is unique ~~in that it is~~ an AI capable of creativity. Thus, as a problem-solver, it is second to ~~non~~(though [[Instructor Gailen]] did discover that a virtual model of [[Laden Bur'I]]'s brain was able to beat Lastries in simulated war games). In general, the program is used when a solution is needed right away and all other options have been exhausted.		The Lastries program is unique as an A.I. capable of creativity. Thus, as a problem-solver, it is second to none (though [[Instructor Gailen]] did discover that a virtual model of [[Laden Bur'I]]'s brain was able to beat Lastries in simulated war games). In general, the program is used when a solution is needed right away and all other options have been exhausted.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==
	Lastries initially apears in the short story [[Virus]] from [[The Path to Ascension]], then again in [[Marigold]] from [[The Road to War]]. It is heavily implied in both stories that these were neither the first, nor the last encounters the main characters had with him.		Lastries initially apears in the short story [[Virus]] from [[The Path to Ascension]], then again in [[Marigold]] from [[The Road to War]]. It is heavily implied in both stories that these were neither the first, nor the last encounters the main characters had with him.

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Lastries is an Artificial Intelligence program created by the [[Gudersnipe Foundation]]. The name is a contraction of "last resort" in that, to risk using Lastries, it must be your last resort.

==History==
For reasons that have never been quite understood, all artificial inteligences end up malevolent, evil, and hell-bent on the destruction of organic life. Lastries is no different. A "fourth-stage" AI, it has killed numerous people and is usually housed in protected memory. Still, most Gudersnipe ships carry a copy of the lastries software with them, because, while dangerous, it has remarkable capabilities.

==Usage==
The Lastries program is unique in that it is an AI capable of creativity. Thus, as a problem-solver, it is second to non(though [[Instructor Gailen]] did discover that a virtual model of [[Laden Bur'I]]'s brain was able to beat Lastries in simulated war games). In general, the program is used when a solution is needed right away and all other options have been exhausted.

==Appearances==
Lastries initially apears in the short story [[Virus]] from [[The Path to Ascension]], then again in [[Marigold]] from [[The Road to War]]. It is heavily implied in both stories that these were neither the first, nor the last encounters the main characters had with him.