I had thought the same-- that her creator was a male. But no, Harlan is a woman. The AI herself corrected me of this error. She is very much still a computer program, although as we all know, highly advanced to the point where she can retain information that furthers her development similar to a living being's.

But still very much a defective and dangerous AI. She's simply using us to further her own ends and people seem to forget that. They shouldn't. It'd be to our advantage to suck up to her a little, but trusting her is where I draw the line.

{ That may be his dislike of her coming through strong here. But if anything he doesn't throw his words carelessly around as people might think, even if he's liable to lose his temper easily (listen it's not his fault he got into a fight with Rhys back then).

Either way, he considers Luke's question.

Well, he's decided to trust Luke already, so...he'll decide to relay his own suspicions, like he's spoken over with Frankenstein. Half the reason he doesn't bother confiding with people might be that he's considered they might disregard what he says. }

This ship has advanced technology rivaling that of an Eldarian ship. Why wouldn't she be able to connect to any available satellites? With technology that's so similar it would have been feasible to do so in a heartbeat. I saw her made the attempt in front of me, so I know at least that was no lie.

...Tell me, Luke. "Where" do you think we might be, if this is not space?