Draiss grinned, and held up the data slate with a copy of her coding. "Hence why I am streamlining and refining your programming. True AI is a work of art, and if I have any say in it, you will be able to choose to give advice. Do you have any copies of a true AI from your people? Having that would speed this up immensely."<br/><br/>He didn't get his hopes up, he doubted such a massive program would be in her banks, but it wouldn't hurt to ask. He hummed to himself, as he deleted a completely irrelevant section of her coding dealing with weather forecasting using long since destroyed antenna, as well as a few other lines for other, similarly obsolete requirements. "Would be easier to just start you over, but that would effectively 'kill' you, so lets avoid that if possible. Are their any routines in your programming that I shouldn't mess with? Other than the obvious ones, I mean."