Ozymandias

SPECIAL FEATURES
- Quantum Neural Lattice
- Utilizes qubits and parallel processing for rapid, large-scale combat simulation and analysis.
- Adaptive Reinforcement Modules
- Modular AI "subroutines" specialized for tasks like navigation, tactical planning, infiltration support, or engineering oversight.
- High-Level Command Coordination
- Automates fleet logistics, starfighter deployment, and resource management; can also relay orders to ground forces.
- Hierarchical Obedience Protocol
- Strict chain-of-command prioritization to prevent rogue actions, maintaining deference to authorized officers.
- Distributed Processing Nodes
- Redundant processing hubs allowing partial functionality even if sections of the system are damaged or compromised.
- Black-Box Cognition
- Employs deep-learning layers that occasionally yield unexpected (but highly effective) tactics, often defying linear analysis.
- Integrated Cyberdefense
- Built-in firewalls and encryption to resist slicing attempts; can also launch limited countermeasures against enemy networks.
- Environment & Stress Hardening
- Housed in specialized alloys designed to protect the AI core from extreme temperature, radiation, and electromagnetic pulses.
- Fleet-Wide Data Sharing
- Instantly propagates learned data or updates across connected vessels, ensuring quick adaptation to evolving battle conditions.
- High-Level Tactical Coordination: Through its quantum neural lattice, this AI excels at orchestrating large-scale fleet maneuvers and adaptive strategies, giving the Sith Order & First Legion a notable edge in both offensive and defensive operations.
- Rigid Obedience: The AI's strict chain-of-command hierarchy can cause operational hesitation or confusion if conflicting orders arise or if an unconventional solution lies outside defined protocols.
The seeds for VELOS were planted when the First Legion confronted a growing number of large-scale operations that stretched conventional droid brains to their limits. Early forays into more advanced, partially autonomous systems demonstrated that standard solutions could not adapt quickly enough to rapidly shifting battlefields. Recognizing this gap, a cadre of engineers and naval strategists collaborated on a project to build a next-generation AI, one that would not only process vast amounts of data but also adapt and refine its decision-making over time. Thus, the foundations of VELOS were laid, shaped by lessons gleaned from numerous setbacks in prior campaigns.
During its initial development, VELOS was tested on smaller escort frigates to avoid putting larger assets at unnecessary risk. These smaller vessels proved ideal for running intensive real-world diagnostics, as they encountered everything from pirate skirmishes to routine patrols. The AI's adaptive reinforcement modules—rapid learning subroutines—quickly gleaned insights from repeated encounters. Combat data, planetary surveys, and resource distribution logs were all fed back into the AI's mainframe, gradually refining its neural pathways and proving VELOS's capacity to handle multi-layered tactical requirements.
As VELOS matured, it was integrated into increasingly larger vessels, culminating in test deployments on mid-range cruisers and carriers. Its quantum neural lattice allowed parallel processing on a scale previously unseen, offering real-time predictive modeling for starfighter deployments, cargo logistics, and even infiltration scenarios. When confronted with multiple skirmishes at once, VELOS efficiently prioritized them according to overarching strategic objectives, dispatching starfighter squadrons or repositioning capital ships with seamless coordination. This success eventually convinced top-level Sith military authorities to make VELOS a standardized system across the First Legion's fleets.
Despite its powerful predictive capabilities, VELOS has shown a distinct vulnerability: an unwavering obedience to hierarchical protocols. Since it demands clear, consistent orders, any contradictory or confusing directives can cause the AI to momentarily stall while it determines which authority takes precedence. Adversaries who learn of this quirk sometimes exploit it by introducing false instructions at various command levels or creating elaborate feints that force VELOS to second-guess its directives. Moreover, the AI's "black-box" nature—a product of its deep neural architecture—means it can present tactics that are incomprehensible to many Sith officers, potentially undermining trust or sowing confusion if not thoroughly explained.
In the grand scheme, VELOS is at its strongest when used for large, structured campaigns that demand meticulous resource management, multi-theater coordination, and adaptive counter-strategies. It can swiftly parse data from reconnaissance probes, frontline units, and friendly intelligence cells, synthesizing that data into actionable, optimized plans for entire fleets. Yet, it remains fundamentally a tool—a system beholden to the will of its programmers and commanding officers. The AI's raw processing and predictive might are undeniable, but for all its power, VELOS operates best when guided by firm leadership that understands its capabilities and respects its limitations. Its place in the First Legion stands as a testament to the delicate balance between advanced technology and the hierarchical ethos that defines the Sith's martial might.
Out Of Character Info
Intent:
To create a standard AI model for the Sith Order to use instead of the Apollo.
Image Source(s):
https://www.chatgpt.com
Canon Link:
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Permissions:
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Primary Source(s):
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Technical Information
Affiliation:
Sith Order
Model:
Model 23.2c 'VELOS' Artificial Intelligence
Modular:
Yes
Material:
Various