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[[Image:Aida1 161.jpg|thumb|The basic appearance of AIDA.]]
  
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'''AIDA''' stands for '''A'''rtificially '''I'''ntelligent '''D'''ata '''A'''nomaly. It is a term used by [[CC Corp]] to refer to the "black spots" and the creatures that come out of them. Little is known about the AIDA, but according to [[Yata]], the AIDA are primarily interested in humans. It is for this reason that they stay within [[The World R:2]], and do no spread outwards into the rest of the Internet. It is because of this that Yata believes that The World R:2 must remain open to its entire userbase, and not shut off to only administrators.
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'''AIDA''' (アイダ ''Aida''), short for '''Artificially Intelligent Data Anomaly''', is a term used by the [[CyberConnect Corporation]] to refer to the anomalous "black spots" appearing throughout [[The World R:2]] and to the creatures that emerge from them. Little is known about the AIDA, but according to [[Yata]], the AIDA are primarily interested in humans. It is for this reason that they stay within The World R:2, and do not spread outwards into the rest of the Internet. It is because of this that Yata believes that The World R:2 must remain open to its entire userbase, and not shut off to only administrators.
 
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==AIDA's Origins==
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The AIDA are "natural" [[AI]]s, formed from the errors in the Internet caused by the disappearance of [[Aura]]. Unlike Aura, who was created by a system, the AIDA evolved much like normal life. The AIDA were originally harmless, but after several thousand of them were produced, a mutant appeared. This AIDA, [[Tri-Edge (AIDA)|Tri-Edge]], had aggressive tendencies, and attacked [[Ovan|a player]]. Since the AIDA are all connected, this aggression soon spread to the rest of them.
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The AIDA are "natural" [[AI]]s, formed from the errors in the Internet caused by the disappearance of [[Aura]]. Unlike Aura, who was created by a system, the AIDA evolved much like normal life. The AIDA were originally harmless, but after several thousand of them were produced, a mutant appeared. This AIDA, [[Tri-Edge (AIDA)|Tri-Edge]], had aggressive tendencies, and attacked [[Ovan|a player]]. Since the AIDA are all connected, this aggression soon spread to the rest of them.
   
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As the AIDA learned more about the outside world, through online news and the memories of their victims, they attempted to recreate parts of it within The World. The first such artifacts were coinlockers, modeled from the news article "Coinlocker Baby" that first made AIDA aware of humans.
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As the AIDA learned more about the outside world, through online news and the memories of their victims, they attempted to recreate parts of it within R:2. The first such artifacts were coinlockers, modeled from the news article "Coinlocker Baby" that first made AIDA aware of humans.
   
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Eventually, Ovan used [[Corbenik]]'s "Rebirth" ability in an attempt to destroy the AIDA. This, however, only destroyed the aggressive portion of the AIDA, that hadn't yet adapted to The World. The remainder peacefully coexists with the players of the game.
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Eventually, Ovan used [[Corbenik]]'s "Rebirth" ability in an attempt to destroy the AIDA. This, however, only destroyed the aggressive portion of the AIDA, that hadn't yet adapted to The World. The remainder peacefully coexists with the players of the game.
   
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===Types of AIDA===
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==Types of AIDA==
 
*[[Anna]]
  
*[[Anna]]
 
*[[Gate Keeper]]
  
*[[Gate Keeper]]
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==AIDA-PC==
  
==AIDA-PC==
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AIDA's are drawn to human emotions, and frequently attach themselves to the [[PC]] bodies of players in [[The World R:2]]. '''AIDA-PC''' is a term referring to player characters that are infected by AIDA. Infection appears to take several forms and has several effects on the PC, [[Epitaph User]]s may become infected and lose control of their [[Avatar (Phases)|Avatar]], and the AIDA may manifest into a physical form, or even alter a player's PC itself. Players [[PK]]ed by those infected with AIDA become [[Lost One]]s.
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AIDA are drawn to human emotions, and frequently attach themselves to the [[PC]] bodies of players in [[The World R:2]]. '''AIDA-PC''' is a term referring to player characters that are infected by AIDA. Infection appears to take several forms and has several effects on the PC, [[Epitaph User]]s may become infected and lose control of their [[Avatar (Phases)|Avatar]], and the AIDA may manifest into a physical form, or even alter a player's PC itself. Players [[PK]]ed by those infected with AIDA become [[Lost One]]s.
   
 
Characters that have been infected by AIDA include:
  
Characters that have been infected by AIDA include:
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*[[Leucistic]]
  
*[[Leucistic]]
 
*[[Axanthic]]
  
*[[Axanthic]]
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*[[Midori]]
   
 
==AIDA Monster==
  
==AIDA Monster==
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In the [[GU Novels|.hack//G.U. Novels]], AIDA can also infect [[monster]]s, transforming them into AIDA Monsters, similar to the [[Data Bug]]s of the previous series.
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In the [[GU Novels|.hack//G.U. Novels]], AIDA can also infect [[monster]]s, transforming them into AIDA Monsters, similar to the [[Data Bug]]s of the previous series. AIDA Monsters are referenced within the games on the Community Forum, but never encountered during gameplay. They also appear in [[Link|.hack//Link]].
   
 
==Other AIDA Meanings==
  
==Other AIDA Meanings==
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*AI which Decides as Attorney
  
*AI which Decides as Attorney
 
*Automated Ideal Data Acquisition
  
*Automated Ideal Data Acquisition
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*Abrupt Invisible Damnation Alastor
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*Abrupt Invisible Damnation Alastor
   
 
==Gallery==
  
==Gallery==
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Image:Aidabord.jpg|[[Bordeaux]] infected with [[Oswald|AIDA<Oswald>]]
  
Image:Aidabord.jpg|[[Bordeaux]] infected with [[Oswald|AIDA<Oswald>]]
 
Image:Aidasakaki.jpg|[[Sakaki]] infected with AIDA
  
Image:Aidasakaki.jpg|[[Sakaki]] infected with AIDA
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Image:Zenith2.jpg|Sakaki infected with [[Victorian|AIDA<Victorian>]]
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Image:SakakiZenith.jpg|Sakaki<Zenith> infected with [[Victorian|AIDA<Victorian>]]
 
Image:Aidaatoli.jpg|[[Atoli]] infected with AIDA
  
Image:Aidaatoli.jpg|[[Atoli]] infected with AIDA
 
Image:Aidasakubo.jpg|[[Sakubo]] infected with AIDA
  
Image:Aidasakubo.jpg|[[Sakubo]] infected with AIDA
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Image:Taihakuaida.jpg|[[Taihaku]] infected with AIDA</gallery>
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Image:Taihakuaida.jpg|[[Taihaku]] infected with AIDA
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Ovan Tri-Edge.jpg|Ovan infected with AIDA <Tri-Edge>.
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Image:AtoliAIDAChimChim_Returner.png|An AIDA Chim Chim next to Atoli in [[Returner]]
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</gallery>
   
 
==Trivia==
  
==Trivia==
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*Most AIDA attacks are named after the programming languages [[Wikipedia:COBOL|COBOL]], [[Wikipedia:ALGOL|ALGOL]], [[Wikipedia:Pascal (programming language)|Pascal]], [[Wikipedia:Prolog|Prolog]], [[Wikipedia:Lisp|Lisp]], and [[Wikipedia:Fortran|Fortran]]. [[Oswald]], [[Grunwald]], and [[Victorian]] have some themed attacks not named in this way, though Victorian's "Elegant Orb" is, either on purpose or by coincidence, named after the programming language [http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/423546.html Elegant].
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*Most AIDA attacks are named after the programming languages [[Wikipedia:COBOL|COBOL]], [[Wikipedia:ALGOL|ALGOL]], [[Wikipedia:Pascal (programming language)|Pascal]], [[Wikipedia:Prolog|Prolog]], [[Wikipedia:Lisp|Lisp]], and [[Wikipedia:Fortran|Fortran]]. [[Oswald]], [[Grunwald]], and [[Victorian]] have some themed attacks not named in this way, though Victorian's "Elegant Orb" is, either on purpose or by coincidence, named after the programming language [http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/423546.html Elegant].
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*In .hack // G.U. Returner, it is revealed that AIDA is not really bad, but rather is a reflection of the nature of the players.
   
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Revision as of 19:11, 20 May 2016

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The basic appearance of AIDA.

AIDA (アイダ Aida), short for Artificially Intelligent Data Anomaly, is a term used by the CyberConnect Corporation to refer to the anomalous "black spots" appearing throughout The World R:2 and to the creatures that emerge from them. Little is known about the AIDA, but according to Yata, the AIDA are primarily interested in humans. It is for this reason that they stay within The World R:2, and do not spread outwards into the rest of the Internet. It is because of this that Yata believes that The World R:2 must remain open to its entire userbase, and not shut off to only administrators.

Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.

AIDA's Origins

The AIDA are "natural" AIs, formed from the errors in the Internet caused by the disappearance of Aura. Unlike Aura, who was created by a system, the AIDA evolved much like normal life. The AIDA were originally harmless, but after several thousand of them were produced, a mutant appeared. This AIDA, Tri-Edge, had aggressive tendencies, and attacked a player. Since the AIDA are all connected, this aggression soon spread to the rest of them.

As the AIDA learned more about the outside world, through online news and the memories of their victims, they attempted to recreate parts of it within R:2. The first such artifacts were coinlockers, modeled from the news article "Coinlocker Baby" that first made AIDA aware of humans.

Eventually, Ovan used Corbenik's "Rebirth" ability in an attempt to destroy the AIDA. This, however, only destroyed the aggressive portion of the AIDA, that hadn't yet adapted to The World. The remainder peacefully coexists with the players of the game.

Types of AIDA

AIDA-PC

AIDA are drawn to human emotions, and frequently attach themselves to the PC bodies of players in The World R:2. AIDA-PC is a term referring to player characters that are infected by AIDA. Infection appears to take several forms and has several effects on the PC, Epitaph Users may become infected and lose control of their Avatar, and the AIDA may manifest into a physical form, or even alter a player's PC itself. Players PKed by those infected with AIDA become Lost Ones.

Characters that have been infected by AIDA include:

AIDA Monster

In the .hack//G.U. Novels, AIDA can also infect monsters, transforming them into AIDA Monsters, similar to the Data Bugs of the previous series. AIDA Monsters are referenced within the games on the Community Forum, but never encountered during gameplay. They also appear in .hack//Link.

Other AIDA Meanings

This is a list of other meanings of AIDA given in text in .hack Conglomerate.

  • Automatic Idea Damnating Affection
  • Agent of ID Dominational Act
  • Anti-Intrusion Device for "AURA"
  • Appear from Illusion and Dance in the Actuality
  • AI which Decides as Attorney
  • Automated Ideal Data Acquisition
  • Abrupt Invisible Damnation Alastor

Gallery

Trivia

  • Most AIDA attacks are named after the programming languages COBOL, ALGOL, Pascal, Prolog, Lisp, and Fortran. Oswald, Grunwald, and Victorian have some themed attacks not named in this way, though Victorian's "Elegant Orb" is, either on purpose or by coincidence, named after the programming language Elegant.
  • In .hack // G.U. Returner, it is revealed that AIDA is not really bad, but rather is a reflection of the nature of the players.
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