However, Philosopher William, a genius in the field, had persevered. By the time of Adam’s trial, he was sure he had produced a new type of Artfink, one capable of developing genuine interactive intelligence. Philosopher William’s problem was that, as with a child, this development required extensive human interaction. The Artfink needed a companion to watch, talk to and learn from. Philosopher William had been secretly parenting his new prototype for over four years, and its development had exceeded all expectations. Nevertheless, Philosopher William was afraid the progress of his prototype,
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