Artificial Intelligence

“	You might be a better browser than me, Chrome. But you're forgetting something. It's true that Google is valued at $739 billion. But my company, Microsoft, stands at $753 billion! Did you expect them to allow me to die?! To just let Google take over everything?! All of you looked down on me, called me old, useless... ...None of you wanted to be friends with me. You just laughed at me; wrote me off as a relic of the past. All I had...was Bing. But you took her from me, and you sent me to the Dark Web to die. I might be old and useless. As Internet Explorer, I'm a joke. A bad piece of software. ...But as Microsoft, I'm still stronger than each and every one of you.	„
	~ Microsoft Edge upon her new identity, confronting Google Chrome.

Pure Good heroes who aren't always robots, but are sentient technological based entities, like computers that have become all too powerful, and are very common in the Sci-Fi verse. They tend to be created by humans.

In some cases, when an AI is created as evil and then turns into a good being, they should also fall under Wholly Reformed, because the programming process should have designed them as evil. (e.g. Aris Tendou, Iron Giant)

They can be Pure Good if they show that they have free-will, have clear moral agency, have no corrupting factors, and meet all criteria.

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