Difference between revisions of "Production and Allocation Machine"
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More commonly known as PAL, they are one (more notable) surviving Volkohov-friendly AIs who participated in the creation of the [[TCF]]. Many surviving AI designers have been radically updated since that time and it is implied that PAL has been as well(though not said directly). Like many of the other surviving AI designers of the TCF, PAL is housed somewhere in [[Governance]] and prefers to keep a low profile. <ref>{{Chn|35|Causality}}</ref> | More commonly known as PAL, they are one (more notable) surviving Volkohov-friendly AIs who participated in the creation of the [[TCF]]. Many surviving AI designers have been radically updated since that time and it is implied that PAL has been as well(though not said directly). Like many of the other surviving AI designers of the TCF, PAL is housed somewhere in [[Governance]] and prefers to keep a low profile. <ref>{{Chn|35|Causality}}</ref> | ||
| − | They currently forecast, report, and advise almost every aspect of the human economy on worlds managed by [[Governance]]. Some examples of which are: [[Alloc]] distribution, resource allocation, and production allocation. | + | They currently forecast, report, and advise almost every aspect of the human economy on worlds managed by [[Governance]]. Some examples of which are: [[Alloc]] distribution, resource allocation, and production allocation. PAL uses many tools at its disposal in order to finely tune the economy, notably the price setting of goods and services to incentivize or deincentivize certain modes of spending and production. <ref>{{Chn|1|A Wish}}</ref> <ref>[https://ttshieronym.tumblr.com/post/33142923484/economy-question-and-aliens "Economy question and aliens." '''Incubator Archives''']</ref> |
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Revision as of 13:24, 5 April 2021
More commonly known as PAL, they are one (more notable) surviving Volkohov-friendly AIs who participated in the creation of the TCF. Many surviving AI designers have been radically updated since that time and it is implied that PAL has been as well(though not said directly). Like many of the other surviving AI designers of the TCF, PAL is housed somewhere in Governance and prefers to keep a low profile. [1]
They currently forecast, report, and advise almost every aspect of the human economy on worlds managed by Governance. Some examples of which are: Alloc distribution, resource allocation, and production allocation. PAL uses many tools at its disposal in order to finely tune the economy, notably the price setting of goods and services to incentivize or deincentivize certain modes of spending and production. [2] [3]
