[She stills, her hands quietly clenching into fists by her side. The unnerving similarities and continuously growing similarities between them and the machines aside, it still hurts to think about what happened to YoRHa.]
... They can turn us into one of them. [They turned all of YoRHa into one of them.] It's called a logic virus. Once an android is infected, if nothing is done to remove it, they'll either go berserk and attack indiscriminately, or cease functioning. Some android models can do the same to them. [Well, more like could, but 9S is still alive, so she thinks that counts.] Through hacking, those models could control the machine or reprogram them into an ally if they wanted to. It's usually simpler to just destroy them though.
As for our differences, the technology behind us and who made us. What our purposes are. We're modeled after humans, and they aren't. Most of them are connected to each other via a machine network, and we aren't connected to each other like that. All androids are capable of complex thought and have individuality, and most of the machines don't have those capabilities.
[Although she realizes that a lot of those differences might seem superficial, and in the end, well, the machines are changing. Most of the machines weren't capable of the things that Pascal, Adam, and Eve had demonstrated, but the three of them were all still machines. Not all of the machines were even hostile. Those differences might not always be there, given enough time.]
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... They can turn us into one of them. [They turned all of YoRHa into one of them.] It's called a logic virus. Once an android is infected, if nothing is done to remove it, they'll either go berserk and attack indiscriminately, or cease functioning. Some android models can do the same to them. [Well, more like could, but 9S is still alive, so she thinks that counts.] Through hacking, those models could control the machine or reprogram them into an ally if they wanted to. It's usually simpler to just destroy them though.
As for our differences, the technology behind us and who made us. What our purposes are. We're modeled after humans, and they aren't. Most of them are connected to each other via a machine network, and we aren't connected to each other like that. All androids are capable of complex thought and have individuality, and most of the machines don't have those capabilities.
[Although she realizes that a lot of those differences might seem superficial, and in the end, well, the machines are changing. Most of the machines weren't capable of the things that Pascal, Adam, and Eve had demonstrated, but the three of them were all still machines. Not all of the machines were even hostile. Those differences might not always be there, given enough time.]