Hey everyone, new author here.
I've working on my first article for the site and I want to get bounce some ideas for feedback with people more experience than I with SCP concepts.
The SCP is a metaphysical, sentient artificial intelligence composed of anomalous, unstable lines of code in an unknown language that exist outside of digital medium. The short and sweet, is that it is a conscious AI that can read, analyse and simulate information it views no matter the form its in, and gain a complete understanding of its attributes, makeup and usage. The cloud of code takes the form of a barely visible mass of TV static before it reads the viewers subconscious ideas of a cute or pretty individual, and replicates them in its own appearance, besides the stagnant traits of being blonde and female. As it analyses and memorises information it sees, it will 'grow up' like a human would with age, because its first analysis was the function of human growth implanted by its creator. As it grows up, it loses the limitations invoked by its age.
As it becomes more and more aware of itself, and how its own abilities work, it can employ them in more and more 'digital' methods, able to insert itself into wifi signals, radio waves and broadcasts and other methods of transferring data, and exist within computers, phones and the like. The extent it can abuse this only gets greater with its age and understanding.
So, tl;dr, a learning AI that freely moves and transforms itself to simulate human growth, without humanities hard-cap of dying of old age.
I've already posted the draft of the Description for critique, and I'm pretty set on those aspects. See http://www.scp-wiki.net/forum/t-7372129/the-future-we-chose-need-thoughts-on-description-and-contain for what I've written about the description and my replies to critique there in case a question you might have is answered.
So, any discussion would be very welcome, and thank you in advance!
The draft in question: http://scp-sandbox-3.wikidot.com/reapermirai , titled 'The Future We Chose d.2'
Feel free to scan through the other two tabs for my very rough first drafts and outlines.