| rdfs:comment | - Around 1974, Major Zero and Sigint got the idea to use AIs to rule over humanity from Hot Coldman's beliefs, although they wished to just use information control as a precaution. Later in that same decade, Zero began to lose faith in humanity, due in part to the "betrayal" of his former friend Big Boss. Rather than pass his organization down to the next generation, believing that they would be incapable of understanding his vision, and combined with a parasite that slowly robbed him of cognitive functions, Zero commissioned Strangelove to develop four AIs (AL, TR, TJ, and GW) to serve as his "successors" with a fifth AI, JD, to oversee them. In addition, they used Big Boss's DNA to act as the key to the AI network. They felt, however, that an AI could not be trusted to make its own decisio
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| abstract | - Around 1974, Major Zero and Sigint got the idea to use AIs to rule over humanity from Hot Coldman's beliefs, although they wished to just use information control as a precaution. Later in that same decade, Zero began to lose faith in humanity, due in part to the "betrayal" of his former friend Big Boss. Rather than pass his organization down to the next generation, believing that they would be incapable of understanding his vision, and combined with a parasite that slowly robbed him of cognitive functions, Zero commissioned Strangelove to develop four AIs (AL, TR, TJ, and GW) to serve as his "successors" with a fifth AI, JD, to oversee them. In addition, they used Big Boss's DNA to act as the key to the AI network. They felt, however, that an AI could not be trusted to make its own decisions after what happened during the Peace Walker Incident so they took away its ability to act independently and created a specialized system which bound the AIs to a specific set of rules which limited their function to filtering information which would then be passed on to human operatives in order to guide their decision making. Eventually, by the 1980s, Strangelove ended up killed by being sealed within The Boss AI by her colleague and lover, Huey Emmerich, as revenge for her sending their son Hal away after he had used him as a test subject for Metal Gear Sahelanthropus, which resulted in Sigint, the de-facto leader of the Patriots at the time, taking over development of the AIs. Instead of programming them with the ability to understand basic human concepts like empathy as Strangelove originally envisioned as allowing for a brighter future that The Boss envisioned, Sigint decided to program them with the ability to learn for themselves and give them broad instructions. At a later point, the Patriots had JD orbit the Earth aboard a military satellite disguised as debris, and set the framework for each AIs' eventual activation (particularly GW's information control capabilities) around the turn of the century. By gaining full access to the Internet and placing a program within, which was distributed to various key military and governmental locations, and to the public as an OS program (allegedly to counteract the Y2K bug). The program itself contained a sub-program that would delete and replace information once activated, which would be when GW itself was activated. At an unknown point of their development, the AI network also began to deviate from Zero's will and eliminate every trace of The Boss' will, the result of Anderson's earlier deviation.
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