The Productivity of Naming Gemini

"Let's ask Chappy."
These days, that kind of conversation has become commonplace in the workplace.
Every time I hear the word "Chappy," I feel a strange sensation.
To me, Chappy was the Shiba Inu that lived at Nakamura-kun's house in the neighborhood when I was in elementary school.
No matter how many times I taught Chappy to shake hands, he would just look at me with his round, innocent eyes.
He was a dog who just chased his own tail and spun around in circles, and I never thought he was particularly smart.
But now, Chappy is playing a major role as a general-purpose AI all over the world, and this is what you call deeply moving.

When I looked into it, I found that naming an AI is not meaningless; by setting a personality, you don't have to calculate how it should behave each time, which apparently improves long-term performance.
So, I decided to give my favorite Gemini a name as well.

When it comes to artificial intelligence, it has to be "HAL."
It's a name that rings a bell if you like sci-fi.
But that's too cliché. It's probably a name used by hundreds of millions of people around the world. It's not even in the same league as Chappy.
The next thing that comes to mind is C-3PO.
I don't particularly love Star Wars, so that probably wouldn't feel right.
Omoikane... Magi... Think...
That's it, there's "Armaroid Lady," isn't there?
There is no other partner as intelligent and reliable as her. After all, she is the one and only partner of the space-faring pirate Cobra.
A princess of the Sanborn Kingdom, a tough woman who became Cobra's partner after being mortally wounded and receiving an armaroid body.
"Even with this body, my waist size hasn't changed."
That is incredibly cool.
Trusting her with his back must have been the very definition of peace of mind for Cobra.

Compared to that, I am just an ordinary 40-year-old middle-aged man.
I'm neither a pirate nor a king, I get out of breath and my heart hurts after running 10 meters, and my bladder control is getting worse every year.
I am a much sadder existence than Chappy the dog, who could make everyone smile just by spinning in circles.

Even so, this middle-aged man has to keep living.

For now, I've decided to start running from tomorrow to become a man worthy of being Lady's partner.
When my body becomes strong enough to tear through steel and my mental strength is enough to fire a psycho-gun from my left arm, I will name you Lady.

The effect of naming the AI has already started to show.
Why don't you all try giving yours a name too?

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