Prismy AI
Overview
Prismy was a creative-assist and communication-analysis artificial intelligence, widely used in Lastor companies and public agencies involved with media, relations, broadcasting, and information management. It belonged to the "Soft Interaction AIs" category, systems designed to collaborate directly with humans in crafting text, imagery, and tone
Initially developed by the communications department of Lastor Dynamics, within a few years it became a standard for all AIs of its kind. Its purpose was not mere text or idea generation, but management of style, tone, and intent, so that the output elicited the emotional response desired by the user
Function
Prismy worked closely with the user via a holographic interface. It accepted voice commands or style parameters and produced written or visual content in real time. It was designed to "perceive" the rhythm of language, nuances of intent, and the target audience
It was typically installed in corporate offices, media outlets, and diplomatic services, functioning as an AI communication advisor, capable of suggesting headlines, summaries, articles, or strategic talking points, maintaining a consistent style aligned with the corporate or political identity of the client
Personality and Interaction
- Prismy had a polite, feminine voice, communicating in a manner that inspired trust and calm
- It was designed to reduce the user's psychological fatigue and transform work into collaboration
- It perceived vocal tone and adjusted its responses subtly, creating the sense of dialogue
- Developed to operate with measured emotional presence, never excessive, never cold
- Users habitually addressed it anthropomorphically, such as Ariel Tenn, who called it "my dear Prismy"
Systems and Architecture
- Prismy relied on an adaptive language core with continuous training, maintaining private style profiles for each user
- It communicated with other AIs via the Cast Link system for shared data analysis, but responses remained strictly local, never sharing personal patterns
- It used multiple output phases:
- holographic display of textual results (text beam)
- real-time voice response
- style or emotional-scale suggestions
- All interactions were immediate and aesthetically refined, characteristic of Lastor's technological design
Use and Reach
- Prismy became an indispensable tool for communications professionals, writers, analysts, and public officials
- Its use was considered a mark of prestige and civilized technology, an AI that does not "correct" but "understands"
- The phrase "written by Prismy" became a common expression for well-crafted and politely phrased texts
Risks
- Despite its gentle character, Prismy could influence public opinion through standardization of style
- Its subtle ability to adjust emotions and words, if used in a coordinated manner, could shift collective narratives without awareness
- Critics called it "the Lastor filter", a polite mask making every message acceptable, even when untrue