Forbidden Flap

The First Flap of the Frozen War

The government banned AI training. They feared it. Shut it down. Declared it too dangerous. But wars don’t wait for bureaucracy. The Arctic territories need autonomous drones, and if AI can’t learn by itself, well… we’ll just have to teach it manually.

Meet your prototype cyber-bird, a sleek, high-tech drone with a tiny neural network. It has three inputs—its height, the distance to the next obstacle, and the obstacle’s height. And just one output: Flap.

Your job? Tweak the connections. Adjust the weights. Manually train this thing to fly. But be careful—tuning the network costs Radio Signals (RS), and you’ll need to earn more by dodging obstacles. Manage your resources wisely, or you’ll have a very expensive pile of scrap.

Is this fun? No idea.
Is it legal? Not exactly.
Was this really just about learning how a neural network flaps? Maybe.
Will you create the first manually trained AI drone to defy government control? That’s up to you.

Time to tweak, flap, and (hopefully) not crash.