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Lmao
I would also throw SHODAN in there but I agree with your selection
My money would be on neuromancer. After it fused with its alter ego, it infected every single computer system in a cyberpunk world, including all the space stations and the like. The last time you hear from it is when it is preparing to transmit itself across the Galaxy to meet aliens. It can hack minds alter reality control pretty much whatever it wants.
Definitely neuromancer.
(neither does glados)
Why not GLADOS?
isnt glados just basically a human brain in a machine though
Yes, but the human brain or rather personality is deleted at the end of P2; in fact even before that, the human component was buried deep, deep beneath the rogue AI; they even kept trying too attach corrupt personality cores to slow her down. Didn't work
No, she's not. She isn't as ruthless or as desperate as SHODAN though, so I'd say she'd lose because she'd be more interested in figuring everything out, than panicking and trying to fight. They might team up, though.
HAL would lose outright, I suspect they'd all go down to SKYNET. It might try to absorb them all and make a 'supersupercomputer' but it might also consider their 'personalities' too much like humanity to be allowed.