Project Epsilon

[Diomedes]

"Likewise," Joao managed, not really covering his surprise at what the control room contained. Holographic displays and voice interfaces were common enough, but the implication was clear: Hex5 controlled the operations here, made decisions about it and interacted with the people it met. And while the depth of that decision making and interface wasn't clear, Joao very much doubted it was trivial.

"So this is how you control the workforce without an army of people, or reducing it to robotic-simplicity, if you excuse the term," Gunther said, putting the conceptual pieces of the operation together, "Hex5 here is clearly more than a pretty interface, although I do like the red-floating eye-thing. If you don't mind my asking, what are the learning capabilities of the system?" The grizzled engineer wanted to learn as much as he could. The possibilities behind the technology here were huge. From what he had seen so far, Gunther doubted the creators of Hex5 had stopped short of anything they felt possible. But out of pure curiosity, he wanted to know just how far that was.

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