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I'd imagine the AI has access to every role, with the disadvantages being she can't actually do the physical stuff of roles (being a computer), and she basically has to ask or convince someone to do the hands on stuff, including dangerous stuff, and they may misinterpret or not understand her instructions, etc. It just seems odd to me that an AI has access to only two role info when she isn't gonna be able to do the hands on physical of any role, and should have the ability to grab information and everything from her knowledgebase anyways. :P
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Maybe it's like so: She has the whole database of knowledge, but only 2 logic chipsets, so she can regurgitate information on anything, but her ability to work up solutions in fields that aren't programmed into the two logic chipsets is impaired. So if she had navigation and ship armaments as her logic sets, she could provide alternate routes and analyse/compute holdovers and laser slingshotting. But if asked how to heal a shattered spine, she'd start reading from a textbook. 

Something like that.