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reunion read-through video premiered onВ May 21. 'There were three StargateВ series as well. 'I don't know how many of these we're going to do,' says Wright.

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But could the success of the first Stargate A.I.В project, and the developmental leap of the second, result in a whole StargateВ audio series written primarily by A.I.?

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There hasn't been much of an update about the new StargateВ series that had previously been in the works before Amazon bought MGM. I think that's what fans will appreciate the most.'

'You spend that much time with people, and if you. Michael's face lit up when he saw Rick,' says Wright. 'When you see these guys together on the screen, you can see that the affection is palpable. And that is more than true of the Stargate SG-1В cast. 2.0В is seeing the actors play off each other as their characters once more. Of course, much like most cast reunions, one of the joys of Stargate A.I. So it makes sense not to include him at this point.' Wright does note the absence of the final member of the beloved SG-1В team: Teal'c (Christopher Judge), a Jaffa who hails from the planet Chulak but who soon becomes a core part of SG-1.В 'Teal'c doesn't say much. But there were times in version 2, especially with O'Neill, where it didn't just get the way he speaks. 'The first time the actors were jumping through hoops to make Daniel sound like Daniel and Sam sound like Sam. There's a lot of characters in Stargate, but I started with these guys and I wanted to go back to the original band members,' says Wright. 'After that experience, I realized more was possible. Whereas the first version saw most of the actors behind the scientific characters coming together for a read through, this version features a reunion of most of the SG-1В team members: Samantha Carter (Amanda Tapping), Daniel JacksonВ (Michael Shanks), and none other than Jack O'Neill himself, as portrayed by Richard Dean Anderson, giving his first acting performance in a decade. That's partly what prompted the change in the cast for the second outing of this project. create an overarching narrative that works, but the dialogue sounds like the characters themselvesВ - right down to their sense of humor. While the first version of this project was simply Wright and Moroney dipping their toes into this experiment straight out of science fiction itself, Wright didn't want to do a second version unless Moroney really thought it could create some kind of evolutionary leap forward. It wasn't just a bunch of dialogue that it was parroting back to us in a different way. All of the things that good screenwriting does.' It was short but it was actual screenwriting because it defined a scene. 'It was an action description scene for a character that was not in Stargate, but it was definitely a science fiction scene. 'One of the first things that I read had no dialogue,' Wright tells SYFY WIRE. And as fans who might have already tuned in toВ version 1.0В will quickly notice, there's already a huge difference in the quality of writing being produced by the new A.I., in that it's noticeably better. Lead, Laurence Moroney, builds on the A.I.'s previous attempt with a far more advanced system, as he aims to have it replicate a human-written script.

2.0, this event marks the second installment of the Stargate A.I.В project. The twist? The script itself has been completely written using Google Artificial Intelligence (A.I.), as part of a special event set to premiere on The Companion, a premium science fiction magazineВ and podcast platform, which went live on May 21.Дubbed Stargate A.I. Stargate SG-1was always able to explore the effects of technology on humankindВ - and now the series is doing it again, almost 15 years after the last episode aired, as members of the original Stargate SG-1В cast have reunited with co-creator Brad Wright to do a table read of a brand new StargateВ script.