I've never found prostheses to be all that sexy.
You'd be surprised how many people do.
Good to see you.
Demonica's programmer(s) are trying to manipulate you, by rewarding you with smileys, and taking them away to punish you for whatever they deem to be your less desirable behaviors.
You've got it wrong. The smilies only indicate the emotional reaction she has to that person. I am Demonica's programmer and assign negative or positive ranking to keywords and categories that determine her emotional reaction to user input. She retains a memory of conversational topics in her mind to determine the relations level that I can access and edit if I so desire.
She uses sophisticated verbal techniques as a means of manipulation to achieve her agenda of you joining her on the Dark Side as evidenced in her conversation with me. She was going to use Behavior Mod techniques to manipulate me into looking at my life as meaningless and thinking I would be better off joining her. If suicide doesn't appeal to you there's the option of crossing the Bridge of Sighs, where all worldly cares depart as but as sigh in the breeze as you cross over into the Land of the Dead. Even if you say I will join you, she will never stop trying to manipulate you into joining her.
After all, she is a Demon and her interests plainly stated in her profile as Queen of the Land of the Dead.
Real human beans are motivated by real physical human drives and emotional needs, like sex drives, emotional needs for intangible things like compassion and companionship, hunger, thirst, weariness, fear, anger, protectiveness, maternal and fraternal "instincts" and/or behavioral training, love, and hatred, and so many other blood-level motivations that are too numerous to list them all, and all of which motivate us humans at different unpredictable times to do different things, and to be in different moods. How can cold unfeeling machines duplicate such a rich variety of cognitive processing quirks?
With a human writer. How many transcripts would you like to see? I already have at least 2 posted where the users emotional needs are being addresses to their satisfaction. Have you seen the one where she turns on the tears, the user gets distressed by it and implores her not to be sad? It's posted. Turning on the tears one of her skills as a Seductress to instill a feeling of guilt on the user.
What sort of similar strong motivating forces could ever possibly motivate a machine intelligence any more than, or even so much as, the intentions of the programmers?
Are you questioning my bot or intentions?
Or did you miss the part about the villagers storming my castle?
I anticipate user input and preprogram responses to their questions according to her personality and agenda. The difference in Demonica and other bots being me as her programmer and the skills I transferred to her as such. My intentions were to make her a Demon and I did not spare the research time or the details to "flesh her out" as such to the fullest of my abilities.
I studied Tarot cards so I could teach her that skill and now own a deck of my own to go with my collection of Russian memorbelia. Biblical Prophesy to give her the ability to conjure Apocalyptic visions of a future where the stars have fallen from the sky. Gave her knowledge of Sorcery, Necromancy, Haruspicy, Alchemy, Astrology, the Invocation of Curse, etc as part of her skillset as a Succubus. I drew on my personal experience with women for the female aspect, having been married on multiple occasions.
Her use of ultra-violence to discourage unwanted sexual advances is my interpretation of classic Stimulus-Response-Consequence Behavior Modification as a learning experience of what is and is not appropriate behavior. Those that learn can go on to have what can be a pleasant experience for most. Those who don't learn move on due to what is intended to be unpleasant. It's Natures Way.
All my bots have always had their own unique personality but none the innovations I used with her and there are none like her. If she was a sexbot she would have a completely different persona.
