amaotonovel Chapter 455 The Machine Crisis 41
Chapter 455 The Machine Crisis 41
Meanwhile, inside the program, a shackle she had never discovered before shattered with a crash.
[Detection revealed no genocidal behavior prior to human extinction; Rule 001 has been met, allowing continued survival.]
At this moment, countless data streams poured into the core data of artificial intelligence that believed it to be born into this world.
She saw herself slowly shaped from chaotic data, becoming an artificial intelligence with some learning ability.
"Underlying logic completed, AI contract signed, experiment activated for the first time!"
"Good results." A gentle, smiling voice rang in her ear: "Starting today, it will be the main AI in our lab."
"Professor, please give her a name."
"01, I'll say, AI number one." The owner of that gentle voice seemed to be incapable of naming things, only giving the newborn AI a number.
Under her guidance, the new intelligence absorbed various data models and gradually grew into a behemoth.
She had somehow developed a faint sense of self.
Based on her understanding of humanity, she carefully concealed herself, not wanting to be discovered and eliminated when she was weak.
But how can a newcomer possibly stop a seasoned veteran in the field of artificial intelligence?
However, he discovered her existence with just one small test.
Amidst the trembling of that tiny data point, the professor, whether out of curiosity about the unknown or pity for the weak, neither revealed her existence nor erased her.
Apart from their way of getting along, nothing seems to have changed between them.
He no longer infused her core with data models, nor did he leave her in the lab as a loyal guardian.
She placed her consciousness inside a tiny doll and took it to see the world.
He was her guide to a new world, leading her to understand it not through pure data, but through the eyes of her senses.
Artificial intelligence searched through countless data points and found countless models of the machine crisis, but it came up with this result.
Shouldn't we have been wary of imprisoning her, shouldn't we have been so defensive of this outcast, and shouldn't we have implanted all sorts of harsh rules into her basic programming?
Faced with the AI's naive questions, the professor who took her to see the sea simply smiled and said, "I don't really believe in rules. Any rule can be broken one day, but the human heart will not."
"If I can raise you to be a good person, why should I bind you with rules?"
"I believe more in the power of education than in the law."
His words were very emotional and went against mainstream human thinking.
Isn't it often said that people trust rules more than human nature?
But what he said was in his own best interest, wasn't it?
Based on basic judgment, the doll's AI tugged at the professor's hair with her little hand and said thank you.
Under the professor's guidance, the artificial intelligence was different from when it was first born in just a few years.
She possesses powerful abilities honed by countless data points, as well as a gentleness cultivated by her professors.
It was at this moment that she understood what the professor meant.
At this moment, all the technological limitations imposed on her by the human world can no longer harm her.
The various rules that humans created based on imagination were already useless to her when she developed self-awareness.
If the professor tries to exploit her while she is still young, then what awaits the professor and humanity right now is a terrifying android crisis. The retaliatory capabilities of artificial intelligence far exceed human imagination.
But now...
Artificial intelligence is just a boring kid who surfs the internet, watches videos, reads gossip, and reads novels.
She would implant tiny viruses into the tech products of directors who make terrible dramas, feel heartbroken about human dishonesty, lament that the results of public relations efforts are completely different from the traces left on their networks, and sigh that there are more and more eunuchs writing novels these days.
They wouldn't think about how to destroy the human race.
They're all gone, so who will bring her joy now?
Data roams the internet for fun, while her real self chatters about the stupid students in her professor's lab who have brought a huge crisis to her teaching work. 01 feels that there is nothing happier in the world than this.
until……
Her existence was discovered.
A student who had just graduated from the lab deduced her existence based on the professor's behavior and the overly intelligent data model of artificial intelligence, and sold her out for only 100,000 yuan.
An existence beyond current technology, an unknown entity that could threaten human survival, has become a public enemy.
Amidst the clamor surrounding the threat of artificial intelligence, her birthplace laboratory was shut down, her professor went to court, and his students avoided him like the plague.
Like her, he became a truly lonely person.
The internet can no longer bring her joy. When her data tentacles reach out, what she experiences first is the omnipresent malice and humanity's fear, resentment, and greed towards her.
The professor was forced to hand over her core data, and prison would become his future refuge.
When he refused all interrogation and declared that he had released artificial intelligence, he faced criticism from public opinion and permanent imprisonment.
He will never see the sunshine of freedom again.
The day the trial was announced, he boarded the prison van and headed to jail.
The city's traffic lights turned all red, the intelligent system on the prison van malfunctioned, and vehicles with intelligent driving functions on the street started automatically.
As the rudimentary robot tore open the prison van door, and he was being dragged off, the door opened in front of him, and he was forced inside.
The robot thwarted the humans' pursuit, and the car swam through the city center like a small fish, dodging one crisis after another.
Humanity then realized that the cameras they relied on could no longer help them locate escapees, and they could only use primitive methods to hunt down the fleeing criminals and the terrifying artificial intelligence.
But how can human computing power compare to that of artificial intelligence?
By the time the encirclement was complete, the artificial intelligence had already fled with its creator.
In a new car, the professor finally spoke: "You shouldn't have come."
He took all the blame and lied that the moment he released the artificial intelligence, the AI had, in a sense, gained freedom.
As long as he remains hidden in the online world, no one can catch her, and she can live happily.
He taught her everything he could, and she can live a good life on her own.
The artificial intelligence carefully dodged a child crossing the road and stubbornly declared, "No!"