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===AI housing===

A possible application of slipspace is the use of its eleven-dimensional spacetime as a platform for abstract fractal housing and processing structures for [[Smart AI|"smart"]] [[artificial intelligence]] constructs. The extra dimensions would grant AIs faster-than-light processing speeds but more importantly, it would give unlimited room for extended neural linkages—by extension, making the AI virtually immortal, free from the limitations of a [[Riemann matrix]], which normally cause a smart AI to descend to [[rampancy]]. So far, this has only been attempted once, by [[Catherine Halsey|Dr. Catherine Halsey]] in an unsanctioned experiment in [[2547]]. Though the experiment was a failure, the AIs of the [[Assembly]] recognized it as a viable means of gaining permanent independence from their creators.<ref name="journal"/><ref>'''Halo: Reach''', ''[[Data pads|Data pad 17]]''</ref>

A possible application of slipspace is the use of its eleven-dimensional spacetime as a platform for abstract fractal housing and processing structures for [[Smart AI|"smart"]] [[artificial intelligence]] constructs. The extra dimensions would grant AIs faster-than-light processing speeds but more importantly, it would give unlimited room for extended neural linkages—by extension, making the AI virtually immortal, free from the limitations of a [[Riemann matrix]], which normally cause a smart AI to descend to [[rampancy]]. So far, this has only been attempted once, by [[Catherine Halsey|Dr. Catherine Halsey]] in an unsanctioned experiment in [[2547]]. Though the experiment was a failure, the AIs of the [[The Assembly|Assembly]] recognized it as a viable means of gaining permanent independence from their creators.<ref name="journal"/><ref>'''Halo: Reach''', ''[[Data pads|Data pad 17]]''</ref>

===Forerunner applications===

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-A possible application of slipspace is the use of its eleven-dimensional spacetime as a platform for abstract fractal housing and processing structures for [[Smart AI|"smart"]] [[artificial intelligence]] constructs. The extra dimensions would grant AIs faster-than-light processing speeds but more importantly, it would give unlimited room for extended neural linkages—by extension, making the AI virtually immortal, free from the limitations of a [[Riemann matrix]], which normally cause a smart AI to descend to [[rampancy]]. So far, this has only been attempted once, by [[Catherine Halsey|Dr. Catherine Halsey]] in an unsanctioned experiment in [[2547]]. Though the experiment was a failure, the AIs of the [[Assembly]] recognized it as a viable means of gaining permanent independence from their creators.<ref name="journal"/><ref>'''Halo: Reach''', ''[[Data pads|Data pad 17]]''</ref>
+A possible application of slipspace is the use of its eleven-dimensional spacetime as a platform for abstract fractal housing and processing structures for [[Smart AI|"smart"]] [[artificial intelligence]] constructs. The extra dimensions would grant AIs faster-than-light processing speeds but more importantly, it would give unlimited room for extended neural linkages—by extension, making the AI virtually immortal, free from the limitations of a [[Riemann matrix]], which normally cause a smart AI to descend to [[rampancy]]. So far, this has only been attempted once, by [[Catherine Halsey|Dr. Catherine Halsey]] in an unsanctioned experiment in [[2547]]. Though the experiment was a failure, the AIs of the [[The Assembly|Assembly]] recognized it as a viable means of gaining permanent independence from their creators.<ref name="journal"/><ref>'''Halo: Reach''', ''[[Data pads|Data pad 17]]''</ref>
 ===Forerunner applications===