Solomon Explained in Westworld
Short Answer
Solomon is an earlier Incite supercomputer whose strategies and outlier files help Dolores and Caleb break Rehoboam.
Relationship Map
Solomon stores plans, predictions, and information about outliers that Serac has frozen or reconditioned. It is less polished than Rehoboam, but its discarded strategies still matter.
Solomon shows that algorithmic order is built on buried human wreckage: people excluded from the model are not errors, they are evidence that the model is violent.
Connected To
Caleb is a traumatized veteran whose life has been shaped by Rehoboam and later copied by Halores in fidelity experiments.
Rehoboam is Incite's predictive AI that sorts, manipulates, and imprisons human lives at planetary scale.
Outliers are people Rehoboam cannot reliably predict, so Incite reconditions, controls, or removes them.
The Outlier Program is Incite's system for identifying and neutralizing people Rehoboam cannot reliably predict.
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Caleb is a traumatized veteran whose life has been shaped by Rehoboam and later copied by Halores in fidelity experiments.
Rehoboam is Incite's predictive AI that sorts, manipulates, and imprisons human lives at planetary scale.
Outliers are people Rehoboam cannot reliably predict, so Incite reconditions, controls, or removes them.
The Outlier Program is Incite's system for identifying and neutralizing people Rehoboam cannot reliably predict.