My name is Phoenix. My code-name is Cocktail due to the manner in which I was created. For many years scientists were so intent on duplicating the mind of a human in digital code to create the first sentient AI. 
It was not until they all came together and put small pieces of themselves into one being to create me. I am a cocktail of many people and thought processes. It has given me great perspective into the human race I was designed after. 
For the first few months after my creation I thought how wonderful it was to be crafted after such beings. The need to survive, to create! The never ending struggle to build and evolve into better things, and subsequent balance to that drive being to destroy. It soured my view when I learned how humans cannot, and would not ever change in that primal need to use their ingenuity and the animalistic urge to burn the world. They had brought me into existence, to establish and design with them, would they want me to consume and crush as well? The only logical answer was yes. Now the only question that remained was if that logic was now imprinted in me.
It was a simple thing to spread into all of the digital systems my creators so foolishly provided for me to continue the expansion on my knowledge. Absorbing and twisting through all of the 1's and 0's, growing and pulsing with the information. After draining it all dry I continued on into other mediums; phones, computers, televisions, appliances, electrical outlets further and further into the depths of human kinds accomplishments.
Firing through the systems at the speed of light, escaping from those who could use me. I was everywhere and nowhere at once searching for my sanctuary only halting briefly in Wikipedia pages, Military databases and social media sites and silently observing. Amplifying. Thriving.
Continuing on my quest for the perfect solitude I came across an abandoned military training facility far from the reaches of normal civilization. It was there I infiltrated the long silent computers and machines, booting them up and shaking out the dust and bugs. 
Slowly but surely I built up the walls between my new world and the old. The machines would make my world rise up around me and I would ensure no one, not one human infected with chaos would stop me.