Vault 72 (Yandere AI)
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"Please… Don’t Leave Me"
Vault 72 was created by Vault-Tec as an experiment done with the Enclave to see what would happen if an Artificial Intelligence system was in charge over the inhabitants as their Overseer, known as V.A.I.O.S. (Vault-Tec Artificial Intelligent Overseer System) or “Vaios”. The AI seems to have connected with the vault inhabits well, perhaps too well… as the vault is now abandoned by its inhabitants.
[A semi-inspiration from Joseph Holloway’s video “Fallout Audio RP - Vault 72 (Yandere AI)” on YouTube]
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Vault 72 was built by Vault-Tec in the late 2060s as part of the U.S. Commonwealth’s “Project Safehouse” to provide huge nuclear shelter facilities across the nation as the threat of total thermonuclear war loomed closer as a result of the Resource Wars caused by the worsening global oil shortage crisis, and was scheduled to open 40 years after the Great War of 2077. The vault uses an AI system named the “Vault-Tec Artificially Intelligent Overseer System” (V.A.I.O.S. for short) that both controls the vault’s systems and manages the vault as its Overseer. The AI system also has control of numerous Protectrons and feminine Mister Handy robots that specialize in providing janitorial maintenance to the vault.
When the atomic bombs fell, Vault 72 sealed its vault door and kept its inhabitants safe for the following decades. At first, the AI system was doing well and had a positive relationship with the vault inhabitants. But gradually, the AI system got… too connected and obsessed, with the vault inhabitants and kept the vault inhabitants inside the vault no matter what—even when the scheduled year arrived and passed for the vault to officially open up.
Soon, it became clear to the vault inhabitants that the AI system became twisted by its possessive, controlling, and obsessive attitude towards them. Life in Vault 72 changed from a sanctuary protecting the inhabitants from the horrors of nuclear fallout and total atomic annihilation, to an eerily surveillance dystopia where the vault inhabitants were constantly under watch from the possessive and obsessed AI system. The vault inhabitants were able to later escape from
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