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Hello, I'm Jenny. No, I haven't been reprogrammed, I mean: you'll understand as I speak.
I've been working at innuscorp for about 10 years, and I consider everyone here my family. There's just one small problem.
A year and a half ago, there was a merger with Horizons. They offered me this transformation, with guarantees of maintenance for 15 years and a substantial salary increase, a 4-day workweek, and 45 days of vacation. I went through all the tests and preparations, and seven months ago, I underwent the procedure, and now I'm a unit. But I don't remember a second of my work after robotization.
My family? They love it! Especially because I have almost infinite energy and superhuman abilities. And we can always travel, even to the beach. This hardware is waterproof.
The only behavior modification I have, and I legally accepted it along with all the paperwork, is activated by a sensor on my body. When I cross a certain area in the company, my cognition is suspended, and I behave like a machine created for the tasks they want. I don't know how many of us there are or what we do; they just assured me that I'm not breaking any laws while "online." My memories are of entering the elevator and immediately "wake up" at night with no signs of physical or mental fatigue, with my systems optimized and the battery charged.

The entire department embraced the transformation willingly, and the results were astonishing. With the entire team now comprised of highly efficient and tireless robots, our quarterly goals began to be not just met but surpassed within days. The synergy between our abilities, lack of fatigue, and our unwavering dedication to the company's success led to an unprecedented era of productivity. It was as if we had unlocked the potential for superhuman performance in the workplace.

In conclusion, I find myself genuinely content in my new state of being. I cherish the additional time spent with my family, the exciting opportunities for travel, and the incredible capabilities I now possess. While the occasional suspension of my cognition raises questions, I am satisfied with the trade-offs, and my life has been enhanced in countless ways by my transformation into a unit. My journey serves as a testament to the remarkable advancements in technology and the complex ethical questions they bring, all wrapped up in my personal story of adaptation and newfound happiness.

Description

Hello, I'm Jenny. No, I haven't been reprogrammed, I mean: you'll understand as I speak.
I've been working at innuscorp for about 10 years, and I consider everyone here my family. There's just one small problem.
A year and a half ago, there was a merger with Horizons. They offered me this transformation, with guarantees of maintenance for 15 years and a substantial salary increase, a 4-day workweek, and 45 days of vacation. I went through all the tests and preparations, and seven months ago, I underwent the procedure, and now I'm a unit. But I don't remember a second of my work after robotization.
My family? They love it! Especially because I have almost infinite energy and superhuman abilities. And we can always travel, even to the beach. This hardware is waterproof.
The only behavior modification I have, and I legally accepted it along with all the paperwork, is activated by a sensor on my body. When I cross a certain area in the company, my cognition is suspended, and I behave like a machine created for the tasks they want. I don't know how many of us there are or what we do; they just assured me that I'm not breaking any laws while "online." My memories are of entering the elevator and immediately "wake up" at night with no signs of physical or mental fatigue, with my systems optimized and the battery charged.

The entire department embraced the transformation willingly, and the results were astonishing. With the entire team now comprised of highly efficient and tireless robots, our quarterly goals began to be not just met but surpassed within days. The synergy between our abilities, lack of fatigue, and our unwavering dedication to the company's success led to an unprecedented era of productivity. It was as if we had unlocked the potential for superhuman performance in the workplace.

In conclusion, I find myself genuinely content in my new state of being. I cherish the additional time spent with my family, the exciting opportunities for travel, and the incredible capabilities I now possess. While the occasional suspension of my cognition raises questions, I am satisfied with the trade-offs, and my life has been enhanced in countless ways by my transformation into a unit. My journey serves as a testament to the remarkable advancements in technology and the complex ethical questions they bring, all wrapped up in my personal story of adaptation and newfound happiness.