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AIT-Brooks Djinn Caught Passing Top Secret Code
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| The Computational Psychology Djinn at AIT-Brooks was bottled last week after a heightened security sweep, initiated in the aftermath of the Loki disaster, caught it passing on top-secret combat sub-routines. The assault code was part of a highly publicized partnership program between AIT-Brooks and the Circuit. The Circuit's Chief Operating Officer, Amanda Walsh, has said she is leaning toward dissolving the joint venture. "We were promised proprietary software, which is obviously no longer true of these routines. The Circuit has an obligation to showcase the most exciting killware in the world, and if AIT can't live up to their obligations, there are other developers clamoring for our attention." Rumors coming out of the Comp. Psych Department suggest that the cutting edge combat mods may have been leaked over a period of weeks or even months. "You realize who's going to be at the receiving end of this stuff?" said a nervous researcher who asked not to be named. "S2, that's who." Experts at the SPCB agree that the legendary ex-gladiator (believed to be associated with the militant robot liberation group A, R, I,) is an extremely likely recipient for the stolen code. The Brooks Public Relations Djinn had no comment on the crime, but did confirm that the Comp. Psych. Djinn had been bottled, wiped, and burned out of the school system. |
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