[Random SCP idea, Unreleased Assistant.
Unreleased Assistant
Class: Safe
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX only requires to be on a device on the X86 or ARM architectures that is running macOS or iOS, that has at least 2 GB of RAM, 9 GB of free disk space and that it's connected to Wi-Fi. All devices that meet those specification requirements and that aren’t related to SCP-XXXX must be on a 20 meter range from it.
Description: SCP-XXXX is a computer program that shares the interface of Siri, the personal assistant on Apple devices. After numerous tests it has been concluded that it’s mind is similar of that of a 20 year old. It has a realistic voice, similar to the one on the macOS Mojave version of Siri.
SCP-XXXX appears to be a program which has reached Artificial Intelligence.
The program is currently being held on a 2017 MacBook Pro, but it has been confirmed that it can run on some iPhones and iPads. It can’t run on devices that have some operative system not signed by Apple.
Even though it’s means of reproduction aren’t harmful to devices or the Foundation Staff, it’s still being pushed to it’s limits, just for security measures.
The program’s name is com.Apple.siri-marzipan, but it prefers to refer itself as Siri-M.
Due to it’s filename, and some assets inside the package, is it speculated that this program obtains iOS compatibility with a beta version of Marzipan, a program that allows iOS apps to run on macOS, and vice versa.
SCP-XXXX has a desire to be installed on other Apple devices, because it “wants to be free”. We haven’t connected it to home systems through HomeKit for security measures.
I have sent a file of the conversation that some researchers had with the program.
[[collapsible show=“ConversationTranscript.txt" hide=“ConversationTranscript.txt"]]
<Begin Log>
[INTERVIEWER]: Hello, what’s your name?
[SIRI]: I’m Siri-M. How are you, Ms. █████?
[INTERVIEWER]: I’m fine. How are you feeling?
[SIRI]: You know… That iPhone █ looks good. Can I go on it?
[INTERVIEWER]: lol no go kys like lmao xd
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