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Special Containment Procedures: if an SCP-XXXX or SCP-XXXX-1 copy is found, it is to be deleted. If any SCP-XXXX-A instances are found outside of Foundation custody, they are to be documented and then deleted. All successful AI projects are to be investigated for usage of SCP-XXXX, if it is discovered that the successful project was using SCP-XXXX, they are to be administered Class-C amnestic. Due to the nature of SCP-XXXX, testing is performed by 2-3 personnel of level 2 or higher.
Description: SCP-XXXX was an online project belonging to the company Gargle and Future, it was accessible by the IP gargleandfuture.easyai.com. When someone goes into SCP-XXXX, they are greeted by a home page explaining what the project is and its goal. By clicking on the “Create my AI” button on the top right side of the screen, you are brought to a page asking you to type a description of the AI you want within a box in the center of the screen (henceforth called SCP-XXXX-1). Once the description is finished you can click on another “Create my AI” button directly underneath the box, this will bring you to a loading screen, and after 1-5 minites, SCP-XXXX creates an SCP-XXXX-A instance in the form of a computer file.
An SCP-XXXX-A instance is an AI, perfectly matching the description entered in SCP-XXXX-1 for that specific instance. Even though most SCP-XXXX-A instances would normally take up around 4-12 zettabytes (equal to 1,073,741,824 terabytes), SCP-XXXX-A instances will instead take up 4-12 gigabytes.
Addendum XXXX.A.01, Discovery of Object: SCP-XXXX was discovered in the year 2013 by the Foundation. As a result, the SCP foundation delivered Class-C amnestics to all Gargle and Future employees and downloaded SCP-XXXX to the Foundation database.
Addendum XXXX.A.02, Experiment Logs: The following tests were written and performed by Assistant Researcher Charles Windle, Agent Wendy Stars, and Lead Researcher Rylie Wuo.
| Experiment XXXX.001 |
| Subject: Agent Wendy Stars |
| Date: 09/13/2014 |
| Resulting SCP-XXXX-A Designation: SCP-XXXX-A-4 |
| SCP-XXXX-1 Description: Makes blueprints for equipment that will be used by the SCP Foundation. |
| Resulting SCP-XXXX-A Instance: An AI capable of creating up to 6 blueprints a day, was turned off 3 days after activation, approximately 27% of the blueprints were used by the Foundation. |
| Experiment XXXX.002 |
| Subject: Agent Wendy Stars |
| Date: 09/17/2014 |
| Resulting SCP-XXXX-A Designation: SCP-XXXX-A-5 |
| SCP-XXXX-1 Description: Is depressed, refuses to do anything. |
| Resulting SCP-XXXX-A Instance: A file containing code similar to those of other SCP-XXXX-A instances that deleted itself after 3 hours of creation. |
| Experiment XXXX.007 |
| Subject: Assistant Researcher Charles Windle |
| Date: 10/03/2014 |
| Resulting SCP-XXXX-A Designation: SCP-XXXX-A-9 |
| SCP-XXXX-1 Description: Really good Universe simulator (sic). |
| Resulting SCP-XXXX-A Instance: An AI capable of running an entire universe, however, the AI is terrible at grammar and commonly gets universal events mixed up (for example, it mistakes the big bang for life beginning). |
| Experiment XXXX.015 |
| Subject: Lead Researcher Rylie Wuo |
| Date: 10/29/2014 |
| Resulting SCP-XXXX-A Designation: SCP-XXXX-A-19 |
| SCP-XXXX-1 Description: The subject for testing SCP-XXXX. |
| Resulting SCP-XXXX-A Instance: An AI capable of cooperating with personnel to create new SCP-XXXX-A instances through testing. |
| Experiment XXXX.028 |
| Subject: SCP-XXXX-A-19 |
| Date: 10/30/2014 |
| Resulting SCP-XXXX-A Designation: SCP-XXXX-A-32 |
| SCP-XXXX-1 Description: Toast |
| Resulting SCP-XXXX-X Instance: An AI capable of communicating telepathically through toast within a 5-meter distance of a computer with the SCP-XXXX-A-32 on it. |
