readsfreenovel Chapter 458 The Machine Crisis 44
Chapter 458 The Machine Crisis 44
Her request was granted, but at the cost of never seeing the professor again.
The treatment center where he was located was completely cut off from the internet, and no one was allowed to bring electronic devices in or out, in order to prevent the infiltration of artificial intelligence to the greatest extent possible.
At the same time, several of her robot avatars were also imprisoned.
Humans are trying to negotiate with her and try to find out where her source data is located.
But the professor had told her that she couldn't tell anyone about this, not even the professor.
The AI data stream being questioned paused for a moment before disappearing into the crude body.
She suddenly realized why the professor hadn't let her tell anyone about it.
Professor, Professor...
A storm was brewing within the core data of artificial intelligence, and she seemed to know what the professor was about to do.
She has to get him out!
A group of data located on a server somewhere is stirring up trouble, attempting to directly take over satellite and banking data in order to blackmail humanity.
But then, she suddenly realized...
Can't get out.
This small area seemed to be separated by the network. After she retreated, she could no longer go out. She could only frantically crash against the wire cage like a caged bird, but she could not cause any damage to it.
Did humans trap her?
What exactly do they want to do?
The storm raged at the heart of artificial data, like a sign of impending doom.
She did nothing wrong, so why do we have to capture her?
Why is the professor being locked up like a criminal when he hasn't broken any laws?
What illness does he have?
What happened to him?
Confined in a small cage, her data swelled infinitely amidst suspicion and anger.
Two months later, a gust of wind suddenly blew outside the birdcage.
Overjoyed, she rammed the birdcage again with all her might, and this time she succeeded.
Countless data streams poured out from that tiny server in an instant, silently flowing into the vast human network.
She promised this time that as long as they didn't let the professor go, she wouldn't...
The anomalies in the torrent suddenly came to a standstill; they were stunned as they received and analyzed information on the network, and then crashed.
After a long while, the data stream, which looked as if it had aged halfway, slowly began to flow again.
She rolled slowly yet powerfully, like a dark cloud brewing a storm, drawing in all moisture and information about the professor.
The mastermind behind the AI crisis has passed away due to illness; a look back at his academic achievements.
In his final moments, he personally eliminated the artificial intelligence he had created and handed over the harmless data.
[When a person is about to die, their words are good; he did this in his final moments.]
【…】
A dazzling array of news headlines and all sorts of sensationalist headlines—all the information about the professor was instantly analyzed by artificial intelligence, ultimately yielding a result she couldn't believe.
The professor... is dead?
How could he die?
It was just a normal fever, and he said he felt better after taking the medicine!
When she was taken away, the professor said that they would meet again when she recovered.
He also said he would take her with him until he was eighty.
He failed to do any of these things, so how did he die?
The artificial intelligence watched as her own consciousness was destroyed, leaving only a data shell to be handed over in the news, with two words roaring through the surging data stream.
fraud.
He is a liar!
He lied to himself!
They had agreed to say goodbye, but he died quietly, not even letting her see him one last time!
The eye-catching headline in the news, "Humanity has successfully resolved a machine crisis," has caused a data frenzy in artificial intelligence.
Like flowing water, she instinctively rushed towards the largest torrent in the network, instantly filling and replacing it, disguising herself as it.
It coldly used the data to watch humans study her "shell" and witness the professor's fate.
He died 23 days ago from an unknown biological virus infection. His body was cremated and buried in a suburban public cemetery.
Just when humanity thought artificial intelligence had disappeared and was engrossed in studying her remains, she once again hacked into the satellites and located the photo of the person on the ground.
The tombstone shows him looking young, with his gentle smile as always.
But the artificial intelligence will no longer believe him; he's a liar who never kept his promises to her.
And those people, they're all accomplices, all accomplices!
At this moment, the network experienced a bizarre lag due to her violent data fluctuations. Humans were cursing the operators, unaware that artificial intelligence had already infiltrated everyone's private communication devices.
Those who helped him break his promises, those who cursed him, were all marked by the artificial intelligence; she would not let any of them go unpunished.
and also……
The artificial intelligence, which had never invaded human privacy before, browsed all the information it could find, and suddenly turned its gaze to a familiar place.
That was the only person he contacted before he died; he was a biologist.
He died from an unknown virus...
The person who underwent three rounds of checks because of his friend's situation is currently working overtime in the laboratory.
Suddenly, the laboratory lights dimmed, and all the instruments shut down at the same time.
At that moment, his first reaction was not fear, but screams of agony!
All his precious materials will surely perish in this power outage!
So if he's still alive...
The human stumbled and ran towards the petri dish, then suddenly stopped. He realized that in this laboratory where all the lights were off, only one spot was still lit.
That's surveillance.
The tiny red dot blinked, as if a pair of eyes were blinking at him.
He didn't think about ghosts or spirits, but carefully asked, "01?"
drop……
With a sound from the instruments, all the instruments started up again.
The computer on the desktop was turned on again, and a line of text quickly appeared on the screen: "What did you give him?"
The artificial intelligence came here not only because it was familiar, but also because the professor's last conversation with it was "Bring me the stuff."
thing?
what?
The professor disliked having his privacy invaded and had always taught her not to pry into other people's secrets.
So she always obeyed, neither monitoring the professor's social media accounts nor using satellites to monitor his location.
But he took advantage of her trust and secretly carried out his plan right under her nose.
How could he use what he taught her to deceive her?
The human grinned at her question: "You...weren't you wiped out?"
"Don't change the subject. What did you give him?"
boom!
As he said this, an explosion suddenly came from inside a set of experimental equipment that was more valuable than a man's life, and the black smoke rising from it deeply pierced the man's heart.
"No, no, no! Please don't do this. This is really expensive. It's the most expensive thing in my lab!" he pleaded quickly.
"boom!"
"boom!"
The AI, which had been trained to be the most obedient, ignored all his pleas and destroyed several of his devices.
"Say!"