Dude. J5 does not speak in monotone. Have you actually watched Short Circuit?
Personnel: Agent Schism, attending.
Timeframe: Nine hours, twenty minutes, twelve seconds
Subject: You know, I keep looking over this, and can't tell. -Dr. ███ ████████
Result:
SCP-2103 was introduced to an ELIZA-type bot installed on one of the Foundation laptops, paired with a Vocaloid-style linguistic sequencer. The opening phrase was "How are you today?" At roughly 1 hour and 48 minutes, both the bot and SCP-2103 appeared to reach a kind of homeostasis, at which point conversation became increasingly esoteric, centered more about small textual scraps and flower arrangements. At roughly 7 hours, conversation devolved into almost unfathomable blips and scraps of text. At the end of the test, attending staff member complained of a headache.
Commentary: Can we NOT do that again? At least with me holding the computer? Please? -Agent Schism
What's next is we secretly replace the entire UN security council with various bots and see what happens.
if your reading this your gay
Exactly. The difference is that you don't have to pay computers. Yet.
if your reading this your gay
Does anyone else notice the fact that in the stream of pictures on his monitor, the words "kill mann" appear? And that mini-hatbot in 5555-j tries to kill mini-mann?
Am I missing something?
This should clear things up. Sort of. Maybe?
No actual punchline. It's probably just some weird reference. -1
So the joke here is it's Hatbot. That's it. Other than "it's a robot wearing a hat", I did not get that from the article at all. And given that we've got a Hatbot in the mainlist ten years later, I think I can chalk this up to "hasn't aged well".
This is an outdated chat joke that doesn't make any sense to 99.5% of the people joining today, and even then it still relies on old memes. I'm kind of surprised to see it still rated relatively high, tbh.
Edit: also, is that picture even CC?