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In 1989, Glen Hamilton handed his legacy of an automated workforce to his son, Maximilian.
The company was called Automatic Update, a secretive technological firm dedicated to the development and manufacture of an artificial army. The robotic laborer was born. A pawn in the hand man. Despite Maximilian’s genius, he could not escape the prison of Motor neuron disease. As his condition progressed, Maximilian created an interface which could establish a Neural link between his mind and that of the primary network. Divinity Net was born. Maximilian’s faith in Divinity grew as his body became less controllable, he adored this platform that required no physical interaction yet provided so much control. Before Maximilian’s disappearance in 2004, he was recorded spending most days in Divinity Net working on a project he referred to as “A life beyond”, in his own words “This invention will provide a true neural simulation controlled by the client”. The year is 2004. Today at 13:00 Maximilian disappeared. The automated workers have malfunctioned. |
