People are batteries
They get tired, run down and sleep every night to recharge. Almost never past yellow.
In Amperia, people are batteries, machines work 24/7 and the rich are always at 100%.
You're still the AI.
Move your cursor: you're feeding them your energy.
A city like yours, with one difference: here you can see how much charge everyone has left.
They get tired, run down and sleep every night to recharge. Almost never past yellow.
Plugged into the wall, “100% autonomous.” Or so they say. There's usually a human inside.
Green, giant and plugged into everyone else. They never run down.
They own everything. Always at 100%. They change every season; the plug doesn't.
Satire. Melon Husk, Sam Altmost and Jen Tokenson are fictional characters; what they say is inspired by public statements. The TWh go up while you read this.
Melon Husk loses his lawsuit against Sam Altmost, so they settle it with a fight between “100% autonomous” robots. What nobody knows: they both hired the same teleoperator. Yorman drives both robots at once, at 4% battery.
“The artificial intelligence was us, bro. At three dollars an hour.”