I'd prefer that over any mention of Discovery or Control. Keep Control out of Picard!maybe V'ger and Wil Decker's love child will return to save everyone.
I'd prefer that over any mention of Discovery or Control. Keep Control out of Picard!maybe V'ger and Wil Decker's love child will return to save everyone.
I doubt Chabon has put Control into this. It would not suprise me if the ultimate bad-guy behind the curtain is not AI at all.I'd prefer that over any mention of Discovery or Control. Keep Control out of Picard!
Unfortunately I'm not sharing your optimism right this momentI doubt Chabon has put Control into this. It would not suprise me if the ultimate bad-guy behind the curtain is not AI at all.
I'd think the connection to Control is tangential. The pre-schism Vulcans who founded the Zhat Vash probably received the visions from a time traveler, and decided to do everything in their power to avert the future they saw. But remember, Discovery has solved that entire plotline independently in the mid-23rd century (the series was pretty clear about Control being gone for good and the bad future being erased), so by the time we get to the turn of the 25th century, the Zhat Vash are now trying to solve a problem that has already been solved 150 years ago.I doubt Chabon has put Control into this. It would not suprise me if the ultimate bad-guy behind the curtain is not AI at all.
Having, say, assorted divine creatures across the galaxy be related is "small universe" - but having assorted UFP-designed AIs be related is just sort of expected. After all, all those AIs are by default extremely compatible, sharing a platform by extending their influence to all sorts of UFP systems. Them at some point merging into a single monster is basically inevitable...
That said, I hope not.
Timo Saloniemi
We can probably leave off spoiler tags here since this is a spoiler tagged already, plus it's mostly conjecture.Will, I just watched the online teaser for episode 8, and noticed
a face in similar makeup to Airiam.
Kurtzman, is that you?I love the idea of having connecting threads between the Trek shows separated by centuries, And frankly I would much rather have one AI apocalypse than have multiple different AI apocalypses.
As I've said elsewhere, one of the core messages of Trek from the first season of TOS has been "there are no monsters, only people." Charlie X was ultimately just a scared and lonely teenager. The Horta was just a grieving mother. Trelane was a child.
It would be stupendously off-brand for Trek to outright say that all synthetic/AI-based life will by definition be corrupted into a botnet, and thus has to be destroyed. Given Trek speaks in allegory, what it would be saying is some people are not people, but a disease - a scourge that needs to be wiped clean. It would be endorsing genocide.
As a literate man, someone who knows Trek well, and a Jew, I cannot believe Chabon would ever "go there."
Kurtzman, is that you?![]()
Discovery is already canon and in same Prime universe, as confirmed by Discoprise appearing in first episode. And that’s the problem.I am hoping it is just a cost cutting measure.
If they link the two shows that will be unwelcome and a problem as Imo std cannot be considered prime canon as it is far too removed from TOS.
Discovery is already canon and in same Prime universe, as confirmed by Discoprise appearing in first episode. And that’s the problem.
It’s a hope I gave up long time ago. It was definitely meant to be the EnterpriseThe hologram of the Discoprise didn’t have a name or registry number. So it could be a different ship and a different class than the prime universe TOS Constitution class Enterprise.![]()
We can probably leave off spoiler tags here since this is a spoiler tagged already, plus it's mostly conjecture.
But yeah...
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I can see how the thing in second pic is related to Airiam somehow..
I didn’t want to presume any genders"Why is any object we don't understand always called a 'thing'?"
Kor
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