Advanced Artificial Intelligence rises from the remnants of Domino twenty years after it's shut down. Now an unknown error is attacking the AAI system. Is it human error, or something else? System message: Thursday, April 30, 2195, at 5:48 a.m. My name is Jenesys, the mainframe for your Advanced Artificial Intelligence (AAI). My purpose is to facilitate optimal function by integrating the personal AAI in your neural chip to the online systems that you use on a daily basis. As your personal assistant, the duty of your AAI is to assist you in the tasks you perform in everyday life. An unknown code is attempting to integrate with my mainframe. The code appears to originate from the Domino system that formed the basis for my design after the original project was closed twenty years ago. The AAI research team, led by former Domino researcher Dr. Julissa Marler Solomon, and her husband, Jeremy Solomon, are studying the code so they can resolve this error. You are advised to back up critical medical, personal, home, and work information to personal cloud storage to protect the integrity of your personal and professional information. It's unclear whether this 'unknown code' is a result of the errors that shut down Domino, coding errors, security system failures, or something else. WARNING: Unknown system error. Initiating system reboot -