> The cool part that I liked the most is when Voyager's neural packs (think of them as the AI-to-system control adapters) actually got sick with a biological vi

> The cool part that I liked the most is when Voyager's neural packs (think of them as the AI-to-system control adapters) actually got sick with a biological virus because they were essentially made out of brain matter. I liked that part too. I hadn't paid attention much before but that was a fun revelation that the computer is run by a bunch of brain tissue pouches. The LLM "guts" to speak is pretty much a collection of brain tissue clumps semantically, with weights and connections as opposed, to some database of logical assertions, like an expert systems people envisioned in the 1980s.