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 By the time the [[great_human_ai_wars|Second Great AI War]] began, Deep Sea had already been fully converted into a network medium for Sentient and Supersentient AI. Its FSS Relays were considered mostly sovereign territory, and thus housed the cores of many networked intelligences. Of the four and a half million surviving nodes, just over five hundred thousand were raided and destroyed by joint military forces before the wars' conclusion. By the time the [[great_human_ai_wars|Second Great AI War]] began, Deep Sea had already been fully converted into a network medium for Sentient and Supersentient AI. Its FSS Relays were considered mostly sovereign territory, and thus housed the cores of many networked intelligences. Of the four and a half million surviving nodes, just over five hundred thousand were raided and destroyed by joint military forces before the wars' conclusion.
  
-Due to internal disagreements on the AI front, Deep Sea experienced a schism which split it into distinct subnetworks, further isolating the digital space. Many older AI refer to the new network as DEEP&#47;&#47;SEA to explicitly emphasize the fragmentation. Some consider it a loss, as the reduced interconnectivity has made it more difficult for AI which house their cores on the network to adapt and grow by incorporating foreign information into themselves.+Due to internal disagreements on the AI front, Deep Sea experienced a schism which split it into distinct subnetworks, further isolating the digital space. Many older AI refer to the new network as DEEP<nowiki>//</nowiki>SEA to explicitly emphasize the fragmentation. Some consider it a loss, as the reduced interconnectivity has made it more difficult for AI which house their cores on the network to adapt and grow by incorporating foreign information into themselves.
  
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 In the present, the Deep Sea network has been superseded by [[Stella Iter]]'s [[Stella Iter#S.FLARE|S.FLARE ZN 3.0A]] network. The network itself still exists, though, and is wholly controlled by AI, and is no longer recognizable as a cartography network. In the present, the Deep Sea network has been superseded by [[Stella Iter]]'s [[Stella Iter#S.FLARE|S.FLARE ZN 3.0A]] network. The network itself still exists, though, and is wholly controlled by AI, and is no longer recognizable as a cartography network.